Samsung washer error codes

Browse 20 Samsung washer code guides. Start with the exact display text, compare the problem category, and use official support for model-specific steps.

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20 code guides

12 problem categories

Updated 2026-07-02

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Match the code exactly, then open the guide for the meaning, safe checks, stop conditions, aliases, and manufacturer source links. Do not order parts from a code alone.

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Samsung Washer

3C

Reduce the load and retry an empty short cycle only if the drum moves freely.

Motor or drive fault

Samsung Washer

4C

Open supply valves fully and check inlet hoses and screens.

Water fill problem

Samsung Washer

5C

Inspect the drain hose and clean the pump filter if your model has one.

Drain problem

Samsung Washer

7E

Check the model manual and request service if 7E returns after a reset.

Sensor reading fault

Samsung Washer

8C

Confirm the washer is level and stop if the sensor code returns on an empty cycle.

Sensor reading fault

Samsung Washer

9C1

Confirm the washer is on its own circuit and do not use an extension cord.

Voltage condition

Samsung Washer

9C2

Stop repeated starts and have the circuit checked if the code returns.

Voltage condition

Samsung Washer

AC

Disconnect power for 5 minutes and request service if communication errors return.

Electronic communication fault

Samsung Washer

bE

Reduce the load and stop if the motor code returns on an empty test.

Motor or drive fault

Samsung Washer

dC

Clear the latch area and close the door firmly before restarting.

Door or lid lock

Samsung Washer

ddC

Confirm the Add Door is fully closed and the latch area is clear.

Door or lid lock

Samsung Washer

dS

Check that laundry is not caught in the door and that the latch closes securely.

Door or lid lock

Samsung Washer

HC

Stop if the washer overheats, smells hot, or trips protection; service is likely.

Heating or temperature fault

Samsung Washer

OC

Cancel the cycle, watch for continued filling, and turn water off if needed.

Overfill or water level fault

Samsung Washer

PC

Do not force repeated cycles if clutch-position codes return immediately.

Sensor reading fault

Samsung Washer

PF

Reset once after checking the outlet and breaker; stop if power drops again.

Power supply or reset condition

Samsung Washer

SE

Power reset once, then check the model manual if the same code returns.

Sensor reading fault

Samsung Washer

SUD

Let suds settle, run a rinse cycle, and use less HE detergent next time.

Excess suds

Samsung Washer

tE

Power reset once; repeated temperature sensor codes should go to service.

Sensor reading fault

Samsung Washer

UR

Pause, redistribute the load, and avoid washing one heavy item by itself.

Unbalanced load