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Samsung Washing Machine Error Codes

138 codes on file for Samsung washing machines. Tap a code for the meaning and ranked fix.

Code Meaning
0C There is too much water in the washer. See our guide for more information. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 0C points to the inlet valve.
0E There is too much water in the washer. See our guide for more information. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 0E points to the inlet valve.
1C The water-level sensor reported a fault. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 1C points to the water level sensor.
1C The water-level sensor or leak detection reported a fault. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 1C points to the water level sensor.
1dC The door is not detected as closed and locked. Check that the latch is securely fixed, laundry or other items are not caught in the door, and the door is closed and secured correctly. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 1dC points to the drain pump.
1dC1 The door is not detected as closed and locked. Check that the latch is securely fixed, laundry or other items are not caught in the door, and the door is closed and secured correctly. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 1dC1 points to the drain pump.
1dC4 The door is not detected as closed and locked. Check that the latch is securely fixed, laundry or other items are not caught in the door, and the door is closed and secured correctly. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 1dC4 points to the drain pump.
1E Moisture is detected somewhere it doesn't belong, or there is an issue with the sensor itself. First, look for evidence of a leak. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 1E points to the drain pump.
1LC Moisture is detected somewhere it doesn't belong, or there is an issue with the sensor itself. First, look for evidence of a leak. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 1LC points to the drain pump.
1OC There is too much water in the washer. See our guide for more information. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 1OC points to the inlet valve.
1U6 The current load in the washer is unbalanced inside the tub. A Ur code (Unbalanced Load Retry) means the washer is going to try to add more water, try to balance the load, and then try the spin cycle again. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 1U6 points to the load balance sensor.
1Ub The current load in the washer is unbalanced inside the tub. A Ur code (Unbalanced Load Retry) means the washer is going to try to add more water, try to balance the load, and then try the spin cycle again. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 1Ub points to the load balance sensor.
2E There is an irregularity in the electrical current being supplied to the washer. A PF (Power Failure) Error will also occur if the power went out before the washer powered itself off (such as an outage), the washer getting unplugged, or if the circuit breaker trips. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 2E points to the drive motor.
3C A drive-motor fault was detected. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 3C points to the drive motor.
3C A drive-motor fault was detected. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 3C points to the drive motor.
3CP An electronic control fault was detected. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 3CP points to the control board.
3CP Motor Errors: The machine is detecting a problem with the motor. Power off the machine and leave it for 2 to 3 minutes. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 3CP points to the drive motor.
3E Voltage Errors: The machine has had interrupted power, or there is something irregular about the electrical current supplied to the machine. Make sure the machine is plugged into the power point at the wall, rather than an extension cable. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 3E points to the power supply.
3E1 Motor Errors: The machine is detecting a problem with the motor. Power off the machine and leave it for 2 to 3 minutes. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 3E1 points to the drive motor.
3E2 Motor Errors: The machine is detecting a problem with the motor. Power off the machine and leave it for 2 to 3 minutes. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 3E2 points to the drive motor.
3E3 Motor Errors: The machine is detecting a problem with the motor. Power off the machine and leave it for 2 to 3 minutes. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 3E3 points to the drive motor.
3E4 Motor Errors: The machine is detecting a problem with the motor. Power off the machine and leave it for 2 to 3 minutes. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 3E4 points to the drive motor.
4C The washer is not receiving water correctly during fill. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 4C points to the water inlet valve.
4C The washer is not receiving water correctly during fill. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 4C points to the water inlet valve.
4C2 The incoming water is running hot, indicating a hot-tap connection.
4C2 The cold supply line is running unexpectedly hot, indicating reversed hoses.
4E Not Filling Errors: There is an issue with the water supply. See our article: Washing Machine won't Fill Up or Drain. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 4E points to the drain pump.
4E1 Water Temperature Errors: The water being supplied to the washer is the wrong temperature, or extremely hot. Make sure the supply hoses are attached correctly - red to the hot tap and blue to the cold tap. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 4E1 points to the inlet valve.
4E2 Water Temperature Errors: The water being supplied to the washer is the wrong temperature, or extremely hot. Make sure the supply hoses are attached correctly - red to the hot tap and blue to the cold tap. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 4E2 points to the inlet valve.
4Ed Water Temperature Errors: The water being supplied to the washer is the wrong temperature, or extremely hot. Make sure the supply hoses are attached correctly - red to the hot tap and blue to the cold tap. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 4Ed points to the inlet valve.
5C The washer cannot drain the water away. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 5C points to the drain pump.
5C Water is not leaving the tub at the expected rate, or at all.
5d The washer has detected an over-sudsing condition and will stop for a short period to allow the suds to dissipate. The cycle will automatically continue afterwards, although the code may flash again at the end of the cycle as a reminder. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 5d points to the detergent dispenser.
5DC The detergent drawer is not completely closed. The detergent drawer will click when it is completely closed. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 5DC points to the door lock.
5E Not Draining Errors: Water is not being drained from the machine at the correct speed - or at all. Check the drain hose angle from the machine, and make sure it's not clogged by any foreign substances. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 5E points to the drain pump.
5Ud Excessive Suds Error: The machine has detected excessive suds and should continue the cycle after the suds have dissipated. Make sure to use the correct amount of High Efficiency detergent. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 5Ud points to the drain pump.
5Ud5 The washer has detected an over-sudsing condition and will stop for a short period to allow the suds to dissipate. The cycle will automatically continue afterwards, although the code may flash again at the end of the cycle as a reminder. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 5Ud5 points to the detergent dispenser.
6E The water heater is malfunctioning. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 6E points to the heating element.
6E Spinning Errors: The machine is not spinning at the proper speed. Check that the load is distributed properly on top loading machines. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 6E points to the drive motor.
6E2 A button on the panel is detected as stuck or continuously pressed. To fix this, power off the washer, and then individually touch every button on the panel. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 6E2 points to the drive motor.
7E Not Filling Errors: There is an issue with the water supply. See our article: Washing Machine won't Fill Up or Drain. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 7E points to the drain pump.
8C The vibration (MEMS) sensor reported a fault. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 8C points to the vibration sensor.
8C The vibration (MEMS) sensor reported a fault. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 8C points to the vibration sensor.
8E2 A button on the panel is detected as stuck or continuously pressed. To fix this, power off the washer, and then individually touch every button on the panel. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 8E2 points to the drive motor.
9C1 Low supply voltage was detected. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 9C1 points to the power supply.
9C1 An irregularity was detected in the supply voltage. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 9C1 points to the power supply.
9C2 Voltage Errors: The machine has had interrupted power, or there is something irregular about the electrical current supplied to the machine. Make sure the machine is plugged into the power point at the wall, rather than an extension cable. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 9C2 points to the power supply.
9E1 Voltage Errors: The machine has had interrupted power, or there is something irregular about the electrical current supplied to the machine. Make sure the machine is plugged into the power point at the wall, rather than an extension cable. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 9E1 points to the power supply.
9E2 Voltage Errors: The machine has had interrupted power, or there is something irregular about the electrical current supplied to the machine. Make sure the machine is plugged into the power point at the wall, rather than an extension cable. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 9E2 points to the power supply.
10C There is too much water in the washer. See our guide for more information. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 10C points to the inlet valve.
11C Moisture is detected somewhere it doesn't belong, or there is an issue with the sensor itself. First, look for evidence of a leak. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 11C points to the drain pump.
11E A low water level was detected during operation. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 11E points to the water level sensor.
11E Leaking Errors: The machine is detecting water somewhere it doesn't belong. Check the drain hose angle from the machine, and make sure it's not clogged by any foreign substances. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 11E points to the drain pump.
12E A control-panel button fault was detected. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 12E points to the control panel.
13E A signal communication fault was detected. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 13E points to the control board.
14C Water is not entering the washer correctly. Make sure both the hot and cold water supply hoses are connected to the correct inlets (hot to hot and cold to cold) on the washer, and that the hoses are not bent or kinked. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 14C points to the drain pump.
14C2 The water from the cold water supply is extremely hot. This happens when the supply hoses are swapped and cold is connected to hot while hot is connected to cold. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 14C2 points to the inlet valve.
15C Water is not draining from the washer at the correct speed (or at all). See our guide for more information. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 15C points to the drain pump.
19C1 There is an irregularity in the electrical current being supplied to the washer. A PF (Power Failure) Error will also occur if the power went out before the washer powered itself off (such as an outage), the washer getting unplugged, or if the circuit breaker trips. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 19C1 points to the drive motor.
19C2 There is an irregularity in the electrical current being supplied to the washer. A PF (Power Failure) Error will also occur if the power went out before the washer powered itself off (such as an outage), the washer getting unplugged, or if the circuit breaker trips. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code 19C2 points to the drive motor.
AC A communication fault occurred between electronic modules. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code AC points to the control board.
AC6 Sensor Error: There is a communication or sensor problem with the washing machine. Power off the machine, leave it for a few minutes, then restore power and restart the cycle. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code AC6 points to the control board.
AE Sensor Error: There is a communication or sensor problem with the washing machine. Power off the machine, leave it for a few minutes, then restore power and restart the cycle. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code AE points to the control board.
bE Motor Errors: The machine is detecting a problem with the motor. Power off the machine and leave it for 2 to 3 minutes. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code bE points to the drive motor.
bE2 A button on the panel is detected as stuck or continuously pressed. To fix this, power off the washer, and then individually touch every button on the panel. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code bE2 points to the drive motor.
C6 Calibration mode is used to recalibrate the weight detection of the washer. Weight detection is used to adjust the water amount used per cycle. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code C6 points to the drive motor.
Cb Calibration mode is used to recalibrate the weight detection of the washer. Weight detection is used to adjust the water amount used per cycle. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code Cb points to the drive motor.
CB The washer is running a calibration cycle. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code CB points to the control system.
CE Water Temperature Errors: The water being supplied to the washer is the wrong temperature, or extremely hot. Make sure the supply hoses are attached correctly - red to the hot tap and blue to the cold tap. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code CE points to the inlet valve.
CL Child Lock Errors: This error message should blink at a 1 second interval with an alarm sound, while draining, to ensure children can't fall into the tub. After the machine drains completely, close the door and power off the machine for a minute or two, then restore power. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code CL points to the drain pump.
d5 Main Door Errors: The door sensor recognises that the machine is running while the door is not firmly closed. Turn the machine off, verify the door is securely closed and that no items are caught in the door. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code d5 points to the door lock.
DC The door is not fully closed or something is trapped in it. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code DC points to the door lock assembly.
DC The door is not closed and locked. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code DC points to the door lock assembly.
DC1 Main Door Errors: The door sensor recognises that the machine is running while the door is not firmly closed. Turn the machine off, verify the door is securely closed and that no items are caught in the door. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code DC1 points to the door lock.
DC3 Add Door Errors: The Add Door is being detected as open or unlocked. Make sure there isn't anything keeping the door from closing securely. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code DC3 points to the door lock.
ddC Add Door Errors: The Add Door is being detected as open or unlocked. Make sure there isn't anything keeping the door from closing securely. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code ddC points to the door lock.
DDC The AddWash door was opened without pausing the cycle. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code DDC points to the add door.
dE Door Lock Errors: The door is unable to lock properly. Make sure there is nothing keeping the door from closing securely. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code dE points to the door lock.
dE1 Door Lock Errors: The door is unable to lock properly. Make sure there is nothing keeping the door from closing securely. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code dE1 points to the door lock.
dE2 The door is not detected as closed and locked. Check that the latch is securely fixed, laundry or other items are not caught in the door, and the door is closed and secured correctly. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code dE2 points to the drain pump.
DE2 The on/off switch reported a fault. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code DE2 points to the power switch.
dL The door is not detected as closed and locked. Check that the latch is securely fixed, laundry or other items are not caught in the door, and the door is closed and secured correctly. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code dL points to the drain pump.
dn The washer is downloading an update. During the update, the controls will not respond, including the dial. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code dn points to the sensor.
dS Main Door Errors: The door sensor recognises that the machine is running while the door is not firmly closed. Turn the machine off, verify the door is securely closed and that no items are caught in the door. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code dS points to the door lock.
E1 Not Filling Errors: There is an issue with the water supply. See our article: Washing Machine won't Fill Up or Drain. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code E1 points to the drain pump.
E2 Not Draining Errors: Water is not being drained from the machine at the correct speed - or at all. Check the drain hose angle from the machine, and make sure it's not clogged by any foreign substances. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code E2 points to the drain pump.
E3 An overflow condition was detected, often from excess detergent.
E3 Overflow Errors: The washing machine thinks there is too much water in the machine - it could be the sensor malfunctioning. Turn the washer off and check the level. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code E3 points to the inlet valve.
E4 An unbalanced load was detected. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code E4 points to the drum suspension.
E4 Unbalanced Load Error: The current load in the washer is too heavy or unbalanced in the tub. For top loader machines - pause the cycle and redistribute the load, and press START to continue the cycle. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code E4 points to the drain pump.
E8 Water Temperature Errors: The water being supplied to the washer is the wrong temperature, or extremely hot. Make sure the supply hoses are attached correctly - red to the hot tap and blue to the cold tap. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code E8 points to the inlet valve.
E9 Leaking Errors: The machine is detecting water somewhere it doesn't belong. Check the drain hose angle from the machine, and make sure it's not clogged by any foreign substances. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code E9 points to the drain pump.
EA A motor fault was detected. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code EA points to the drive motor.
EC The temperature sensor is reading incorrectly. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code EC points to the temperature sensor.
FC Fan Motor Errors: There's an issue with the Fan motor. Power off the machine and leave it for a few minutes. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code FC points to the drive motor.
FE A fan fault was detected on washer-dryer models. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code FE points to the fan.
FE Fan Motor Errors: There's an issue with the Fan motor. Power off the machine and leave it for a few minutes. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code FE points to the drive motor.
FL Door Lock Errors: The door is unable to lock properly. Make sure there is nothing keeping the door from closing securely. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code FL points to the door lock.
H1 Water Temperature Errors: The water being supplied to the washer is the wrong temperature, or extremely hot. Make sure the supply hoses are attached correctly - red to the hot tap and blue to the cold tap. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code H1 points to the inlet valve.
HC The heating circuit is out of range. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code HC points to the heating element.
HC2 Temperature Sensor Error: The temperature sensor is reporting a problem Power off the machine, leave it for 2 or 3 minutes, and restart the cycle. If the error code doesn't clear, please Get in Touch to organise a service. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code HC2 points to the thermistor.
HE Water Temperature Errors: The water being supplied to the washer is the wrong temperature, or extremely hot. Make sure the supply hoses are attached correctly - red to the hot tap and blue to the cold tap. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code HE points to the inlet valve.
HE2 The dryer heater overheated and shut down for safety. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code HE2 points to the dryer heater.
HE2 Water Temperature Errors: The water being supplied to the washer is the wrong temperature, or extremely hot. Make sure the supply hoses are attached correctly - red to the hot tap and blue to the cold tap. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code HE2 points to the inlet valve.
HE3 The steam function is malfunctioning. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code HE3 points to the steam generator.
HOT The appliance is hot and the fan is running until it cools. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code HOT points to the temperature regulation.
Hr Temperature Sensor Error: The temperature sensor is reporting a problem Power off the machine, leave it for 2 or 3 minutes, and restart the cycle. If the error code doesn't clear, please Get in Touch to organise a service. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code Hr points to the thermistor.
L0 Door Lock Errors: The door is unable to lock properly. Make sure there is nothing keeping the door from closing securely. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code L0 points to the door lock.
LC Leaking Errors: The machine is detecting water somewhere it doesn't belong. Check the drain hose angle from the machine, and make sure it's not clogged by any foreign substances. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code LC points to the drain pump.
LC1 Not Draining Errors: Water is not being drained from the machine at the correct speed - or at all. Check the drain hose angle from the machine, and make sure it's not clogged by any foreign substances. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code LC1 points to the drain pump.
LE Leaking Errors: The machine is detecting water somewhere it doesn't belong. Check the drain hose angle from the machine, and make sure it's not clogged by any foreign substances. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code LE points to the drain pump.
LE1 Leaking Errors: The machine is detecting water somewhere it doesn't belong. Check the drain hose angle from the machine, and make sure it's not clogged by any foreign substances. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code LE1 points to the drain pump.
LO Door Lock Errors: The door is unable to lock properly. Make sure there is nothing keeping the door from closing securely. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code LO points to the door lock.
nD Not Draining Errors: Water is not being drained from the machine at the correct speed - or at all. Check the drain hose angle from the machine, and make sure it's not clogged by any foreign substances. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code nD points to the drain pump.
nF Not Filling Errors: There is an issue with the water supply. See our article: Washing Machine won't Fill Up or Drain. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code nF points to the drain pump.
nF1 Water Temperature Errors: The water being supplied to the washer is the wrong temperature, or extremely hot. Make sure the supply hoses are attached correctly - red to the hot tap and blue to the cold tap. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code nF1 points to the inlet valve.
OC The water level rose above the permitted maximum. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code OC points to the water level sensor.
OE Overflow Errors: The washing machine thinks there is too much water in the machine - it could be the sensor malfunctioning. Turn the washer off and check the level. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code OE points to the inlet valve.
OF Overflow Errors: The washing machine thinks there is too much water in the machine - it could be the sensor malfunctioning. Turn the washer off and check the level. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code OF points to the inlet valve.
PC A clutch-position fault was detected. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code PC points to the clutch.
PC1 Clutch Error: This error occurs when the position of the clutch can't be detected or after the position of the clutch is detected but the signal of the clutch hall goes wrong. If the information code remains, Get in Touch. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code PC1 points to the drive motor.
PE Clutch Error: This error occurs when the position of the clutch can't be detected or after the position of the clutch is detected but the signal of the clutch hall goes wrong. If the information code remains, Get in Touch. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code PE points to the drive motor.
PF Voltage Errors: The machine has had interrupted power, or there is something irregular about the electrical current supplied to the machine. Make sure the machine is plugged into the power point at the wall, rather than an extension cable. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code PF points to the power supply.
PLO A power fault was detected at the socket or fuse. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code PLO points to the power supply.
SC Water is not draining from the washer at the correct speed (or at all). See our guide for more information. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code SC points to the drain pump.
Sd The washer has detected an over-sudsing condition and will stop for a short period to allow the suds to dissipate. The cycle will automatically continue afterwards, although the code may flash again at the end of the cycle as a reminder. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code Sd points to the detergent dispenser.
SDC The detergent drawer is not fully closed. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code SDC points to the detergent drawer.
SE Water is not draining from the washer at the correct speed (or at all). See our guide for more information. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code SE points to the drain pump.
SUD Excess suds were detected and the cycle paused to clear the foam.
SUdS The washer has detected an over-sudsing condition and will stop for a short period to allow the suds to dissipate. The cycle will automatically continue afterwards, although the code may flash again at the end of the cycle as a reminder. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code SUdS points to the detergent dispenser.
TC2 Temperature Sensor Error: The temperature sensor is reporting a problem Power off the machine, leave it for 2 or 3 minutes, and restart the cycle. If the error code doesn't clear, please Get in Touch to organise a service. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code TC2 points to the thermistor.
TE A temperature-sensor fault was detected. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code TE points to the temperature sensor.
U6 The current load in the washer is unbalanced inside the tub. A Ur code (Unbalanced Load Retry) means the washer is going to try to add more water, try to balance the load, and then try the spin cycle again. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code U6 points to the load balance sensor.
UB The load is unbalanced and the drum cannot spin safely. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code UB points to the drum suspension.
UC Voltage fluctuation was detected in the supply. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code UC points to the power supply.
UC Voltage Errors: The machine has had interrupted power, or there is something irregular about the electrical current supplied to the machine. Make sure the machine is plugged into the power point at the wall, rather than an extension cable. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code UC points to the power supply.
UE Unbalanced Load Error: The current load in the washer is too heavy or unbalanced in the tub. For top loader machines - pause the cycle and redistribute the load, and press START to continue the cycle. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code UE points to the drain pump.
Ur Unbalanced Load Error: The current load in the washer is too heavy or unbalanced in the tub. For top loader machines - pause the cycle and redistribute the load, and press START to continue the cycle. On a Samsung Washing Machine, code Ur points to the drain pump.