Samsung Dishwasher Error Codes

Samsung dishwashers are known for their reliability and innovative features, but even the best appliances can encounter issues. When your Samsung dishwasher displays an error code, it’s trying to communicate the problem to you. Understanding these codes can help you diagnose the issue and decide whether you can fix it yourself or need professional assistance.

At RightFix, we have over 15 years of experience in repairing dishwashers and other appliances. Below, we provide a comprehensive guide to Samsung dishwasher error codes to help you troubleshoot your appliance efficiently.

Common Samsung Dishwasher Error Codes

Code	Meaning	Solution
1E, IE (Waterwall models)	Clogged filter	Follow the user manual's instructions to clean the filter of your model.
3C	Pump failure	Restart the dishwasher by switching it off and on, then begin a new cycle.
3E	Hot water supply error	Verify the water supply temperature is not excessively hot (over 80°C) or too cold (under 50°C).
4C, 4E	Water supply failure	Ensure the water pressure meets the specifications for your dishwasher model.
5C, 5E	Drain error	Inspect the sink's drain connection and the drain hose for issues. See Samsung Dishwasher Not Draining for detailed guidance.
7E	Reflector error	Remove any packing tape from the waterwall reflector and check its position.
9E	Low water level	Empty the dishwasher, add detergent, and run a standard cleaning cycle.
AP	Access point mode	If you are not connecting to a mobile device, reset the dishwasher.
6E	Button error	Turn off the dishwasher and press all control panel buttons to release any stuck buttons.
CE	Communication error	Restart the dishwasher by resetting it.
HC, IE (Rotary models)	High-temperature error	Turn off the dishwasher at the circuit breaker, empty it, add detergent, and run a normal cycle.
HE	Heater error	Empty the dishwasher, add detergent, and perform a normal cycle.
LC, LE	Leak	For leaks, disconnect the appliance and consult a repair specialist. If no leak exists, reset the dishwasher and check for detergent spills in the compartment. Visit Samsung Dishwasher Leaking for troubleshooting tips.
OC, 0C, oE	Over-level water	Inspect the drains for blockages and remove any obstructions found.
PC	Zone wash error	Restart the dishwasher by resetting it.
PE	Half-load function error	Empty the dishwasher, add detergent, and select a half-load cycle.
tE	Temperature sensor error	Empty the dishwasher, add detergent, and initiate a standard cycle.

How to Address Common Samsung Dishwasher Problems

Some error codes, like 5C and LC, are caused by common issues such as clogs or leaks. To keep your dishwasher in top shape and avoid frequent errors:

Regularly clean the filters and spray arms. Refer to our guide How to Clean Samsung Dishwasher for step-by-step instructions.
Address loud noises immediately. See Dishwasher Making Loud Noise – How To Fix? for potential solutions.
Prevent water supply issues by ensuring the inlet valve and hoses are free of debris. Learn more in Why Your Dishwasher Isn't Getting Water.

When to Call a Professional

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While some issues can be resolved with simple maintenance, others require the expertise of a professional. At RightFix, we provide top-notch repair services for Samsung dishwashers. If you’re experiencing persistent issues or complex error codes, don’t hesitate to book online and get $25 off.

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Don’t let error codes disrupt your routine. Whether you’re dealing with a draining issue or a leaking dishwasher, RightFix is here to help. Contact us today and let our experts restore your dishwasher to perfect working condition.