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Samsung appliance error codes

Browse covered records for this brand by appliance type, code, and common symptom pattern.

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Published records20
Appliance typesDishwasher, Dryer, Refrigerator, Washer
Latest update2026-07-30

How Samsung codes may appear

Samsung support calls many appliance messages information or error codes and shows that presentation depends on the control system. A model with a digital display may show letters and numbers, while some models communicate the same type of alert through blinking lights. Match the complete visible sequence and appliance type.

Official display-code reference · Verified 2026-07-22

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Appliance types

Codes

SamsungWasher

5EError code

This code commonly points to a drainage issue. Samsung often treats 5E and 5C as related display variants.

SamsungWasher

4EError code

Manufacturer guidance usually ties 4E to a condition where the washer has detected a water supply problem.

SamsungWasher

UbError code

Usually indicates that the washer has detected an unbalanced laundry load.

SamsungWasher

dCError code

Most Samsung sources describe dC as a warning that the washer door is not detected as closed and locked.

SamsungWasher

SUdError code

Samsung documents SUd as a warning that the washer has detected too many suds.

SamsungWasher

LCError code

Commonly logged when the washer detected moisture where it should not be or a water-level sensing issue.

SamsungDishwasher

5CError code

Most Samsung sources describe 5C as a dishwasher drainage issue on Samsung models that use 5C or 5E.

SamsungDishwasher

4CError code

Samsung documents 4C as a warning that the dishwasher is not receiving enough water.

SamsungDishwasher

LCError code

Commonly logged when the dishwasher has detected a leak condition.

SamsungDryer

9C1Error code

This code commonly appears when the dryer detected abnormal supplied voltage.

SamsungDryer

tCError code

Manufacturer guidance usually ties tC to a condition where the dryer detected a temperature or temperature-sensor issue.

SamsungDryer

HCError code

Usually indicates that the dryer is getting too hot or has a heating-related fault.

SamsungDryer

dCError code

Most Samsung sources describe dC as a dryer door, latch, or door-sensor problem.

SamsungRefrigerator

5EError code

Samsung documents 5E as a fridge defrost-sensor alert that may accompany a cooling or defrost problem.

SamsungRefrigerator

40EError code

Most Samsung sources describe 40E and 40C as ice-room fan alerts on supported refrigerators.

SamsungRefrigerator

21EError code

Samsung documents 21E as a freezer-fan feedback alert, often linked to frost, a door-seal gap, or a fan problem.

SamsungRefrigerator

22EError code

Samsung documents 22E and 22C as fridge-fan alerts that may follow the refrigerator door being left open too long.

SamsungRefrigerator

83EError code

Samsung documents 83E as abnormal compressor current, sometimes after a surge or power anomaly.

SamsungRefrigerator

88 88Error code

Samsung documents 88 88 as a communication fault that may appear when power is interrupted during startup.

SamsungRefrigerator

OF OFError code

Samsung documents OF OF, O FF, and OFF OFF as a Cooling Off mode that disables refrigeration rather than reporting a fault.

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