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Samsung Washer Error Codes

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142 error codes currently available
0C
Samsung identifies this as an overflow error: there is too much water in the washer.
0E
Samsung identifies this as an overflow error: there is too much water in the washer.
1 0C
Samsung identifies washer 10c as an overflow error, meaning there is too much water in the washer.
1 1C
Samsung identifies washer 11c as a water-level or leakage error.
1 3C
Samsung lists washer 13c as a Motor Error.
1 4C
Samsung identifies washer 14c as a not-filling error.
1 5C
Samsung identifies washer 15c as a no-drain error, meaning water is not draining at the correct speed or at all.
1 8C
Samsung lists washer 18c as a Mems Sensor Error.
1 AC
Samsung lists washer 1ac as a Communication Error.
1 BC
Samsung lists washer 1bc as a Mems Sensor Error.
1 dC
Samsung identifies washer 1dc as a door error: the door is not being detected as closed and locked.
1 HC
Samsung lists washer 1hc as a Heater Error.
1 LC
Samsung identifies washer 1lc as a water-level or leakage error.
1 OC
Samsung identifies washer 1oc as an overflow error, meaning there is too much water in the washer.
1 SF
Samsung lists washer 1sf as a System Error.
1 Ub
Samsung identifies washer 1ub as an unbalanced-load error.
14C2
Samsung identifies washer 14c2 as a hot/cold water-supply error caused by reversed supply hoses.
18C1
Samsung lists washer 18c1 as a Mems Sensor Error.
18C2
Samsung lists washer 18c2 as a Mems Sensor Error.
19C1
Samsung identifies washer 19c1 as a voltage or power-supply error.
19C2
Samsung identifies washer 19c2 as a voltage or power-supply error.
1AC6
Samsung lists washer 1ac6 as a Communication Error.
1BC1
Samsung lists washer 1bc1 as a Mems Sensor Error.
1BC2
Samsung lists washer 1bc2 as a Mems Sensor Error.
1C
Samsung identifies this as a water level or leakage error: moisture may be detected where it should not be, or the water-level sensing system may be involved.
1dC1
Samsung identifies washer 1dc1 as a door error: the door is not being detected as closed and locked.
1dC4
Samsung identifies washer 1dc4 as a door error: the door is not being detected as closed and locked.
1E
Samsung identifies this as a water level or leakage error: moisture may be detected where it should not be, or the water-level sensing system may be involved.
1U6
Samsung identifies washer 1u6 as an unbalanced-load error.
2E
Samsung identifies this as a voltage or power-supply error caused by an irregularity in electrical power to the washer.
3C
Samsung identifies this as a motor error.
3E
Depending on model, 3E can indicate either a voltage problem or a motor error.
4C
Samsung identifies this as a not-filling error: water is not entering the washer correctly.
4C2
Samsung identifies washer 4c2 as a hot/cold water-supply error caused by reversed supply hoses.
4E
Samsung identifies this as a not-filling error: water is not entering the washer correctly.
4E2
Samsung identifies washer 4e2 as a hot/cold water-supply error caused by reversed supply hoses.
5C
Samsung identifies this as a no-drain error: water is not draining from the washer at the correct speed or at all.
5d
Samsung identifies this as an excessive-suds condition caused by incorrect detergent use.
5DC
Samsung identifies washer 5dc as a detergent-drawer error.
5E
Samsung identifies this as a no-drain error: water is not draining from the washer at the correct speed or at all.
5F
Samsung identifies this as a system error.
5F1
Samsung lists washer 5f1 as a System Error.
5F2
Samsung lists washer 5f2 as a System Error.
5F3
Samsung lists washer 5f3 as a System Error.
5r
Samsung identifies this as a system relay error.
5UD
Samsung identifies washer 5ud as an excessive-suds condition caused by detergent use.
5Ud5
Samsung identifies washer 5ud5 as an excessive-suds condition caused by detergent use.
6E
Samsung identifies this as a motor speed sensor error.
6E2
Samsung identifies washer 6e2 as a jammed-button error.
7E
Samsung identifies this as a silvercare error.
8C
Samsung identifies this as a mems sensor error.
8C1
Samsung lists washer 8c1 as a Mems Sensor Error.
8C2
Samsung lists washer 8c2 as a Mems Sensor Error.
8E
The washer detected a MEMS or vibration-sensor error.
8E1
Samsung lists washer 8e1 as a Mems Sensor Error.
8E2
Samsung notes that washer 8e2 can mean a jammed button on some models or a MEMS sensor error on others; use the model manual to determine which meaning applies.
9C1
Samsung identifies washer 9c1 as a voltage or power-supply error.
9C2
Samsung identifies washer 9c2 as a voltage or power-supply error.
9C6
Samsung lists washer 9c6 as a High Temperature Circuit Error.
9C7
Samsung lists washer 9c7 as a Hardware Overcurrent Error.
9C8
Samsung lists washer 9c8 as a Software Overcurrent Error.
9E1
Samsung identifies washer 9e1 as a voltage or power-supply error.
9E2
Samsung identifies washer 9e2 as a voltage or power-supply error.
AC
Samsung identifies this as a communication error.
AC3
Samsung lists washer ac3 as a Communication Error.
AC4
Samsung lists washer ac4 as a Communication Error.
AC5
Samsung lists washer ac5 as a Communication Error.
AC6
Samsung lists washer ac6 as a Communication Error.
AC7
Samsung lists washer ac7 as a Communication Error.
ACb
Samsung lists washer acb as a Communication Error.
AE
Samsung identifies this as a communication error.
AE3
Samsung lists washer ae3 as a DR Ready Modem Error.
AE4
Samsung lists washer ae4 as a Communication Error.
AE5
Samsung lists washer ae5 as a Communication Error.
AE6
Samsung lists washer ae6 as a Communication Error.
AE8
Samsung lists washer ae8 as a Communication Error.
AEb
Samsung lists washer aeb as a Communication Error.
BC
Samsung identifies this as a mems sensor error.
BC1
Samsung lists washer bc1 as a Mems Sensor Error.
BC2
Samsung lists washer bc2 as a Mems Sensor Error.
BE
The washer detected a MEMS or vibration-sensor error.
BE1
Samsung lists washer be1 as a Mems Sensor Error.
bE2
Samsung notes that washer be2 can mean a jammed button on some models or a MEMS sensor error on others; use the model manual to determine which meaning applies.
C6
Samsung identifies this as Calibration mode, which recalibrates the washer's weight detection.
Cb
Samsung identifies this as Calibration mode, which recalibrates the washer's weight detection.
CE
Samsung identifies this as a hot/cold error caused by the hot and cold water supplies being connected to the wrong inlets.
CL
Samsung indicates Child Lock has drained water from the tub on newer washer models.
d5
Samsung identifies this as a door error: the washer does not detect the door as closed and locked.
dC
Depending on model, dC can indicate either a door error or an unbalanced load.
dC1
Samsung identifies washer dc1 as a door error: the door is not being detected as closed and locked.
dC3
Samsung identifies washer dc3 as an Add Door error.
ddC
Samsung identifies washer ddc as an Add Door error.
dE
Samsung identifies this as a door error: the washer does not detect the door as closed and locked.
dE1
Samsung identifies washer de1 as a door error: the door is not being detected as closed and locked.
dE2
Samsung identifies washer de2 as a door error: the door is not being detected as closed and locked.
dL
Samsung identifies this as a door error: the washer does not detect the door as closed and locked.
dn
Samsung indicates the washer is downloading a software update.
dS
Samsung identifies this as a door error: the washer does not detect the door as closed and locked.
E2
Samsung identifies this as a jammed-button error: a control-panel button is detected as stuck or continuously pressed.
E3
Samsung identifies this as a motor error.
FL
Samsung identifies this as a door error: the washer does not detect the door as closed and locked.
HC
Samsung identifies this as a heater error.
HE
Samsung identifies this as a heater error.
HE1
Samsung lists washer he1 as a Heater Error.
Hr
Samsung identifies this as a heater error.
IE
Samsung identifies this as a system error.
L0
Samsung identifies this as a door error: the washer does not detect the door as closed and locked.
LC
Samsung identifies this as a water level or leakage error: moisture may be detected where it should not be, or the water-level sensing system may be involved.
LC1
Samsung identifies washer lc1 as a water-level or leakage error.
LE
Samsung identifies this as a water level or leakage error: moisture may be detected where it should not be, or the water-level sensing system may be involved.
LO
Samsung identifies this as a door error: the washer does not detect the door as closed and locked.
nd
Samsung identifies this as a no-drain error: water is not draining from the washer at the correct speed or at all.
nF
Samsung identifies this as a not-filling error: water is not entering the washer correctly.
nF1
Samsung identifies washer nf1 as a hot/cold water-supply error caused by reversed supply hoses.
OC
Samsung identifies this as an overflow error: there is too much water in the washer.
OE
Samsung identifies this as an overflow error: there is too much water in the washer.
PC
Samsung identifies this as a clutch position error.
PC1
Samsung lists washer pc1 as a Clutch Hall Signal Error.
PE
Samsung identifies this as a clutch position error.
PE1
Samsung lists washer pe1 as a Clutch Hall Signal Error.
PF
Samsung identifies this as a voltage or power-supply error caused by an irregularity in electrical power to the washer.
Refill Detergent
Samsung says the Refill Detergent message means the auto-dispenser detergent compartment is empty and needs to be refilled.
Refill Softener
Samsung indicates the automatic dispenser softener compartment is empty and needs to be refilled.
SC
Samsung identifies this as a no-drain error: water is not draining from the washer at the correct speed or at all.
Sd
Samsung identifies this as an excessive-suds condition caused by incorrect detergent use.
SDC
Samsung identifies washer sdc as a detergent-drawer error.
SE
Samsung identifies this as a no-drain error: water is not draining from the washer at the correct speed or at all.
SF
Samsung identifies this as a system error.
SF1
Samsung lists washer sf1 as a System Error.
SF2
Samsung lists washer sf2 as a System Error.
SF3
Samsung lists washer sf3 as a System Error.
Sr
Samsung identifies this as a system relay error.
SUd
Samsung identifies washer sud as an excessive-suds condition caused by detergent use.
SUdS
Samsung identifies washer suds as an excessive-suds condition caused by detergent use.
tC
Samsung identifies this as a temperature sensor error.
tE
Samsung identifies this as a temperature sensor error.
tE1
Samsung lists washer te1 as a Temperature Sensor Error.
U6
Samsung identifies this as an unbalanced-load condition: the laundry is not balanced inside the tub.
Ub
Samsung identifies this as an unbalanced-load condition: the laundry is not balanced inside the tub.
UC
Samsung identifies this as a voltage or power-supply error caused by an irregularity in electrical power to the washer.
UE
Samsung identifies this as an unbalanced-load condition: the laundry is not balanced inside the tub.
Ur
Samsung identifies this as an unbalanced-load condition: the laundry is not balanced inside the tub.

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