Category: SAMSUNG

On Samsung AddWash models, ddC or dC3 means the separate Add Door is not detected as closed and locked. This is narrower than the usual dC code for the main washer door. Identify which door the display refers to before applying any check. Main Door Versus Add Door The Add Door is the smaller access…

The dn message on a supported connected Samsung washer means a software update is downloading. Controls, including the dial, may not respond while the update is in progress. Samsung says the process takes about 15 minutes. Do Not Interrupt a Normal Download Keep the washer powered on and maintain its Wi-Fi connection. Turning off the…

Cb or C6 on a supported Samsung washer indicates calibration mode, not a fault code. Calibration lets the washer recalibrate weight detection so it can adjust water use and cycle behavior. The drum may rotate back and forth for a short period and stop by itself. Why Calibration Appears Samsung describes calibration as a step…

Samsung lists E2, bE2, and 6E2 as jammed-button errors on supported washers. The control believes a button is stuck or being pressed continuously. The safe inspection is limited to the outside of the panel. Read the Characters Carefully Seven-segment displays can make a lower-case “b” resemble a 6 or 8. Samsung also warns that bE2/8E2…

Samsung defines SDC and 5DC as detergent-drawer errors. The drawer has not been detected as completely closed. Samsung notes that a correctly seated drawer clicks into place. What to Check First Pause the washer, then pull the drawer out only as far as the owner’s manual allows. Look for a detergent cap, hardened product, a…

The Samsung Washer 3C Code usually indicates a motor-related problem. The washer has detected abnormal motor operation, unexpected drum movement, or an issue with the components responsible for rotating the drum. In many cases, the error is caused by an overloaded washer, wiring problem, motor sensor issue, or a failing motor assembly. If you’re troubleshooting…

Samsung groups 1C with water-level or leakage errors on current U.S. support guidance. The display can mean moisture is detected where it should not be or that the sensing system cannot read the condition correctly; it does not, by itself, prove that the pressure sensor has failed. Start with visible leak, hose, and detergent checks.…

The Samsung Washer OC Code usually indicates an overflow condition. The washer believes too much water has entered the tub or that the water level has exceeded the safe operating range. To prevent flooding and potential damage, Samsung washers may stop the cycle, activate the drain pump, and display the OC error code. If you’re…

The Samsung Washer UB Code usually indicates an unbalanced load inside the drum. The washer has detected that the laundry is not distributed evenly and cannot safely continue the spin cycle. In many cases, the problem is simple to fix and does not require replacement parts. If you’re troubleshooting multiple Samsung washer faults, visit our…

The Samsung Washer LC Code usually indicates that the washer has detected a possible water leak. Depending on the model, the machine may sense water where it should not be or detect conditions that suggest a leak-related problem. Many LC errors are caused by loose hose connections, drain issues, excessive detergent use, or water collecting…