Samsung Washing Machine Error Codes and Descriptions

Find Samsung Washing Machine Error Codes and Corrective Actions
Here is a list of the most common error codes for Samsung washers and the next steps to take:
1C, LE, 1E, 11C, LC, 1LC, OE, 0E, 1OC, 10C, OC, 0C: These codes indicate water leakage or overflow1.
nF1, 14C2, 4E2, 4C2, CE: These codes indicate that the hot-water and cold-water supply hoses aren’t hooked up to the correct inlets2.
LO or FL, ds: These codes indicate door lock error or door is not locked3.
dc: This code indicates an unbalanced load3.
Sud (F70): This code indicates too many suds3.
You can usually resolve error codes with a few simple steps. Here is a list of the most common error codes and the next steps to take4:
Verify that the water hose connected to the sensor is still connected. Sometimes, this hose can come loose from the drum due to vibration. Another possibility is the water hose is clogged, so the sensor cannot measure the water level properly. Detach the hose and blow into it to check for a clog. If the hose seems fine, you might just need to replace the sensor5.
If your Samsung washer displays one of these codes, search for signs of a leak. If you find a leak, fix it or call a pro to repair it. This should erase the error message1.
If your water level is low, check all of your supply and drain hoses to ensure they are not crimped1.
If the door fails to unlock after seven minutes, you will see either LO or FL code. If the washer won’t start, the ds code means the door is not locked3.
If the load has been detected as unbalanced, redistribute the load and run the spin cycle again3.
If you are using a regular detergent or even too much of a high-efficiency detergent, the Sud (F70) code will appear. To fix this, run a rinse cycle to remove the excess suds3.
I hope this helps!

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