If your Samsung washing machine shows the 4C error code, it indicates an issue with the water supply. This could be caused by several factors, such as closed water valves, malfunctioning water hoses, blocked mesh filters, a dirty detergent tray, or low water pressure.
To resolve the issue and stop the error code from appearing, follow the steps in this guide. By the end, you should have fixed the problem.
Start by checking that both the hot and cold water taps are fully open. If either of the taps is closed or not fully open, it can disrupt the water supply and trigger the 4C error.
To verify that the taps are the cause, do the following:
After confirming that the taps are working, proceed to check the hoses.
Once the taps are in working order, inspect the water hoses for any issues. Kinks, bends, or blockages in the hoses can prevent water from entering the washing machine, which leads to the 4C error.
Here’s how to check the hoses:
Once the hoses are clear, move on to the mesh filters.
While the hoses are off, it’s a good idea to inspect the mesh filters located where the water hoses connect to the washing machine. These filters prevent debris from clogging the hoses. If blocked, they can stop water from flowing and trigger the 4C error.
To inspect and clean the mesh filters:
Now that the hoses and filters are reattached, clean the detergent tray. Old detergent can build up and obstruct the water flow. To prevent this, always use high-efficiency (HE) detergent, as non-HE detergent can cause excessive suds and clog the tray.
To clean the tray, wipe it down with hot water and a cloth. Use a brush if necessary to remove stubborn residue.
If you have a pressure tester, you can check the water pressure. Washing machines require a minimum of 20 psi for proper operation. If the pressure is too low, the machine may not fill with water, triggering the 4C error code.
To check the pressure:
After completing the above steps and addressing any issues, reset your washing machine to resolve the 4C error code.
To reset your washer:
By following these steps, the 4C error should be resolved, and your washing machine should function properly again.
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