How to Identify Samsung Washing Machine Error Codes
Error or Fault Codes that show up on the display of your Samsung washing machine are not there to frighten you – they’re useful indicators that something is wrong that needs putting right.
When you see an error code on your Samsung washing machine it could well be something you can fix yourself, but if not, you’ll need to call in a qualified repair engineer from a company like Service 87, who are the laundry appliance repair experts covering the GU & RG postcode districts in the Hampshire/Surrey border area, along the A31 corridor.
Let Service 87 know as soon as you notice an error code on your Samsung washing machine and we’ll arrange to come to effect prompt, professional repairs. Book a repair time slot online, or by phone, and we’ll send you a link enabling you to track the engineer until he gets to you to solve your Samsung washing machine error code problem.
Samsung error codes can be confusing, and they’re not much use for troubleshooting if you don’t know what they mean. We’ve therefore put together a guide to Samsung washing machine error codes, which generally consist of the letter “E” or “F” followed by a two-digit number. Some older Samsung washing machines may simply alert you to a problem with flashing lights on the front panel.
Samsung Error Codes
1E/E7
Water level sensor issue. Check the water level sensor and hose connections. Ensure no blockages.
3E/EA/3C
Motor defect or tacho sensor error. Check motor connections, ensure the drum rotates freely, and inspect the tacho sensor.
4C/4E
Water supply issue. Verify water taps are open, hoses aren’t kinked, and filters are clean.
5C/5E
Drainage issue. Check the drain pump, hose, and filter for clogs or blockages.
dC/dE/ Door
Door not closed properly. Ensure the door is securely shut and check for obstructions or a faulty door lock.
UC/E91
Voltage error. Check the power supply. Voltage may be too high or low.
LE/LC/E9
Water leakage detected. Inspect the machine for leaks, check the drain pump, and tighten hoses.
Sud/5UD
Heater issue. Inspect the heating element and temperature sensor.
bE/bC/6E
Button or motor relay stuck. Check the control panel and reset the machine by unplugging it.
8E
MEMS sensor error. Inspect the vibration sensor and control board.
AE/AC/13E
Communication error between components. Ensure wiring is secure and check PCB Sud/5UD connections.
Call now for washing machine repairs
Our customers have entrusted us to put their appliances right for years. Our team of expert home appliance engineers based in Alton are happy to serve the GU & RG postcode districts on the Hampshire-Surrey border. We fix a wide range of household appliances including laundry appliances, cooking appliances (Gas hobs, cookers & ovens), refrigeration repairs including fridges, freezers, coolers & combinations, and dishwashers.
We cover the majority of the GU & RG postcode areas including Aldershot GU11 & GU12, Basingstoke RG21, Bordon GU35, Farnborough GU14, Farnham GU10, Fleet GU51 & GU52, Godalming GU7, Guildford GU1 to GU4, Liss GU33, Petersfield GU31 & GU32, Reading RG1, Slough SL1, Windsor SL4 and Woking GU21.
If your washing machine is acting up and you live in the GU or RG postcode districts of the Hampshire/Surrey border, call Service 87 for prompt, professional washing machine repair. Our team of expert technicians has the experience and knowledge to quickly diagnose and fix any problem your washing machine may be experiencing. Book a repair online, email us at jobs@service87.co.uk, or call 01420 481120.
