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Samsung Dryer Error Codes

60 codes on file for Samsung dryers. Tap a code for the meaning and ranked fix.

Code Meaning
1AC This code means the dryer's internal components cannot communicate with each other. Shut off the dryer for 60 seconds, and then turn it back on again. On a Samsung Dryer, code 1AC points to the sensor.
1DC These are related to the door, its latch, and the sensors that detect whether they are secured correctly. This can happen when the door won't stay closed, or won't close or latch. On a Samsung Dryer, code 1DC points to the door lock.
1dF These are related to the door, its latch, and the sensors that detect whether they are secured correctly. This can happen when the door won't stay closed, or won't close or latch. On a Samsung Dryer, code 1dF points to the door lock.
1FC These codes mean that there is an invalid power source frequency. To fix this, try restarting the cycle. On a Samsung Dryer, code 1FC points to the sensor.
1HC This means that the dryer is getting too hot. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code 1HC points to the power supply.
1tC These reflect an issue with the temperature or with the sensors that measure it. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code 1tC points to the fan.
1tC5 These reflect an issue with the temperature or with the sensors that measure it. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code 1tC5 points to the fan.
1tCS These reflect an issue with the temperature or with the sensors that measure it. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code 1tCS points to the fan.
2E This code appears when something is abnormal with the voltage being supplied to the dryer. If you get this error, check that the dryer is on its own circuit and not using an extension cord. On a Samsung Dryer, code 2E points to the power supply.
3C A drive-motor fault was detected. On a Samsung Dryer, code 3C points to the drive motor.
6C2 This appears if a button on the panel is detected as stuck or continuously pressed. If you get this error, power off the dryer, and then individually touch and release every button on the panel, working back and forth to reach all edges of each button. On a Samsung Dryer, code 6C2 points to the drive motor.
6E This appears if a button on the panel is detected as stuck or continuously pressed. If you get this error, power off the dryer, and then individually touch and release every button on the panel, working back and forth to reach all edges of each button. On a Samsung Dryer, code 6E points to the drive motor.
6E2 This appears if a button on the panel is detected as stuck or continuously pressed. If you get this error, power off the dryer, and then individually touch and release every button on the panel, working back and forth to reach all edges of each button. On a Samsung Dryer, code 6E2 points to the drive motor.
9C1 The voltage supplied to the dryer is abnormal. On a Samsung Dryer, code 9C1 points to the power supply.
9E This code appears when something is abnormal with the voltage being supplied to the dryer. If you get this error, check that the dryer is on its own circuit and not using an extension cord. On a Samsung Dryer, code 9E points to the power supply.
9E1 This code appears when something is abnormal with the voltage being supplied to the dryer. If you get this error, check that the dryer is on its own circuit and not using an extension cord. On a Samsung Dryer, code 9E1 points to the power supply.
AC Internal control modules cannot communicate with each other.
AE This code means the dryer's internal components cannot communicate with each other. Shut off the dryer for 60 seconds, and then turn it back on again. On a Samsung Dryer, code AE points to the sensor.
AE3 This code means the dryer's internal components cannot communicate with each other. Shut off the dryer for 60 seconds, and then turn it back on again. On a Samsung Dryer, code AE3 points to the sensor.
AE4 This code means the dryer's internal components cannot communicate with each other. Shut off the dryer for 60 seconds, and then turn it back on again. On a Samsung Dryer, code AE4 points to the sensor.
AE5 This code means the dryer's internal components cannot communicate with each other. Shut off the dryer for 60 seconds, and then turn it back on again. On a Samsung Dryer, code AE5 points to the sensor.
bC2 This appears if a button on the panel is detected as stuck or continuously pressed. If you get this error, power off the dryer, and then individually touch and release every button on the panel, working back and forth to reach all edges of each button. On a Samsung Dryer, code bC2 points to the drive motor.
BE A control-panel button is being sensed as stuck. On a Samsung Dryer, code BE points to the control panel.
bE2 This appears if a button on the panel is detected as stuck or continuously pressed. If you get this error, power off the dryer, and then individually touch and release every button on the panel, working back and forth to reach all edges of each button. On a Samsung Dryer, code bE2 points to the drive motor.
C8 These codes will only appear after a Vent Blockage test has been run. Clg, Cg: The vent is clogged. On a Samsung Dryer, code C8 points to the drive motor.
C8o These codes will only appear after a Vent Blockage test has been run. Clg, Cg: The vent is clogged. On a Samsung Dryer, code C8o points to the drive motor.
C9 These codes will only appear after a Vent Blockage test has been run. Clg, Cg: The vent is clogged. On a Samsung Dryer, code C9 points to the drive motor.
C9o These codes will only appear after a Vent Blockage test has been run. Clg, Cg: The vent is clogged. On a Samsung Dryer, code C9o points to the drive motor.
C80 The exhaust vent is roughly eighty percent blocked. On a Samsung Dryer, code C80 points to the exhaust vent.
C90 The exhaust vent is more than ninety percent blocked. On a Samsung Dryer, code C90 points to the exhaust vent.
Cg These codes will only appear after a Vent Blockage test has been run. Clg, Cg: The vent is clogged. On a Samsung Dryer, code Cg points to the drive motor.
CL Child Lock prevents children from accidentally opening or controlling the dryer by disabling the control panel’s buttons. On some models, Child Lock may also lock the door. On a Samsung Dryer, code CL points to the door lock.
Cl9 These codes will only appear after a Vent Blockage test has been run. Clg, Cg: The vent is clogged. On a Samsung Dryer, code Cl9 points to the drive motor.
CLG The exhaust vent is clogged. On a Samsung Dryer, code CLG points to the exhaust vent.
CT The ambient temperature is outside the operating range. On a Samsung Dryer, code CT points to the temperature regulation.
d0 These are related to the door, its latch, and the sensors that detect whether they are secured correctly. This can happen when the door won't stay closed, or won't close or latch. On a Samsung Dryer, code d0 points to the door lock.
DC A fault was detected with the door, latch, or door sensor. On a Samsung Dryer, code DC points to the door assembly.
dE These are related to the door, its latch, and the sensors that detect whether they are secured correctly. This can happen when the door won't stay closed, or won't close or latch. On a Samsung Dryer, code dE points to the door lock.
dF These are related to the door, its latch, and the sensors that detect whether they are secured correctly. This can happen when the door won't stay closed, or won't close or latch. On a Samsung Dryer, code dF points to the door lock.
dn This code means a download to the dryer's firmware is in progress. Depending on the file size and the speed of the connection, the amount of time for the download can vary. On a Samsung Dryer, code dn points to the sensor.
do These are related to the door, its latch, and the sensors that detect whether they are secured correctly. This can happen when the door won't stay closed, or won't close or latch. On a Samsung Dryer, code do points to the door lock.
E3 This code means the dryer's internal components cannot communicate with each other. Shut off the dryer for 60 seconds, and then turn it back on again. On a Samsung Dryer, code E3 points to the sensor.
EEE This code means the dryer's internal components cannot communicate with each other. Shut off the dryer for 60 seconds, and then turn it back on again. On a Samsung Dryer, code EEE points to the sensor.
Et This code means the dryer's internal components cannot communicate with each other. Shut off the dryer for 60 seconds, and then turn it back on again. On a Samsung Dryer, code Et points to the sensor.
FC The power-source frequency is invalid. On a Samsung Dryer, code FC points to the power supply.
FE These codes mean that there is an invalid power source frequency. To fix this, try restarting the cycle. On a Samsung Dryer, code FE points to the sensor.
HC The dryer is overheating. On a Samsung Dryer, code HC points to the heating element.
HC2 A gas-ignition fault was detected on gas models. On a Samsung Dryer, code HC2 points to the gas igniter.
HC4 This means that the dryer is getting too hot. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code HC4 points to the power supply.
hE This means that the dryer is getting too hot. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code hE points to the power supply.
OD The load did not dry within the expected time. On a Samsung Dryer, code OD points to the moisture sensor.
t0 These reflect an issue with the temperature or with the sensors that measure it. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code t0 points to the fan.
t5 These reflect an issue with the temperature or with the sensors that measure it. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code t5 points to the fan.
tC These reflect an issue with the temperature or with the sensors that measure it. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code tC points to the fan.
tC5 These reflect an issue with the temperature or with the sensors that measure it. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code tC5 points to the fan.
tCS These reflect an issue with the temperature or with the sensors that measure it. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code tCS points to the fan.
tE These reflect an issue with the temperature or with the sensors that measure it. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code tE points to the fan.
tE3 These reflect an issue with the temperature or with the sensors that measure it. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code tE3 points to the fan.
tO These reflect an issue with the temperature or with the sensors that measure it. The most common cause is a clogged lint screen or vent system trapping heat in the dryer. On a Samsung Dryer, code tO points to the fan.
TS The temperature-sensing circuit reported a fault. On a Samsung Dryer, code TS points to the temperature sensor.