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Samsung Fault Codes
Check Samsung washing machine and dishwasher fault codes, what they usually mean, and when to stop troubleshooting. Use this hub to move into the right appliance section, then open the exact fault code page for quick meaning, safe first checks, and escalation advice.
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Most searched fault codes
ND
Drainage warning when water is not leaving the washer properly.
SUD
Too much foam in the drum, often linked to detergent dose or drainage.
5C
Drainage fault when water is not clearing before spin.
UE
Unbalanced load warning that blocks full spin.
DC
Door lock/sensing fault that can stop cycle start.
4C
Water fill/inlet issue during cycle start.
OE
Overflow-style water-level warning linked to overfilling risk.
Most common fault families
power and control (12)
leak and overflow (10)
door lock (6)
fill water (6)
drainage (5)
motor drive (5)
Popular priority codes
LC for Washing Machine
Samsung UK lists LC as low water level detected.
LC1 for Washing Machine
Samsung UK lists LC1 as low water level detected.
LE for Washing Machine
Samsung UK lists LE as low water level detected.
OE for Washing Machine
Samsung UK lists OE as an overflow error.
OC for Washing Machine
Samsung OC usually means the washer thinks the drum is overfilling or the water level is rising too high.
AC for Washing Machine
The washer has detected an internal communication fault between electronic controls.
FE for Washing Machine
Overflow or abnormal foam/water-level condition
0C for Washing Machine
The washer thinks the water level has risen too high or the drum is overfilling.
0E for Washing Machine
The washer has detected an overfill or abnormal high-water condition.
1C for Washing Machine
1C error in a Samsung washing machine usually means the washer is not getting a reliable water-level reading.
4C for Washing Machine
The washer is not filling with water properly.
5C for Washing Machine
The washer cannot drain the water away properly.
Related guides
Practical background guides connected to this brand's fault-code pages.
Dishwasher Not Draining: Safe Checks Before Calling an Engineer
Check the accessible filter, visible hose route, and sink or waste connection before arranging repair, but stop if water remains, the fault returns, or any leak or electrical concern appears.
Common Washing Machine Error Codes Explained
Use this guide to identify what your washing machine error code is pointing to, what to check first, and when it is better to stop troubleshooting and call an engineer.
When to Call an Appliance Engineer
Guidance on recognising when simple checks have been exhausted and it is time to arrange a repair.
Why Your Washing Machine Won't Drain
Understand the usual signs of a drainage fault, what you can safely inspect first, and when a blocked filter, hose, or pump needs professional help.