Samsung Washing Machine Error Codes

Safety First! Before you begin, remember that safety is paramount. Always unplug your washing machine before attempting any repairs or diagnostics. This precaution is crucial to prevent electric shock or damage to your appliance.

Understanding Your Washing Machine: This guide covers various problems, from water inlet problems to drying challenges or unexpected leaks. We’ve broken down each problem into three key sections:

1. Problem: Identifies the specific issue you're experiencing.
2. Why It Happens: Provides a brief explanation of potential causes.
3. How to Fix: Offers step-by-step solutions to resolve the issue.

Ready to Solve the Issue? With this guide in hand, you're well-equipped to handle washing machine issues with ease. Let’s dive in and get your washing machine running smoothly again!

The washer isn't getting enough water or the water level isn't changing as expected.

1. Ensure your water supply is turned on and the hose isn't kinked.
2. Restart the washer by turning it off and on.

The washer is having trouble draining water.

1. Check for blockages in the drain hose and filter.
2. Restart your washer to reset the system.

Too much water in the washer.

1. Reduce the load size and ensure the detergent amount is correct.
2. Reset the washer by turning it off and on.

The laundry load is uneven or too small.

1. Adjust the load to balance it, or add more items.
2. Reset the washer to clear the error.

The water temperature is changing unexpectedly.

1. Check the water heater settings
2. Reset the washer to clear the error.

An issue with the water level sensor, or there is a leakage in the washer.

The water temperature is not suitable for the selected cycle.

A problem with the temperature sensor.

The motor is having difficulty moving. Check your manual to determine whether code 3E is a voltage error or motor error.

The voltage supply is invalid. Check your manual to determine whether code 3E is a voltage error or motor error.