Error codes
Search for a code displayed by your appliance. The same code can vary by brand and model.
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Samsung Washer Error Code DE (Door Error)
DE means the washer doesn’t detect the door as closed and locked. Samsung’s fix starts with the latch, not the lock mechanism.
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Samsung Washer Error Code UE (Unbalanced Load)
UE means the load is unbalanced in the drum. Samsung’s fix is to redistribute the laundry, not repair anything.
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Samsung Washer Error Code 4E (Not Filling)
4E means the washer isn’t getting enough water in time. Samsung’s fix starts with the supply hoses and valves, not the washer itself.
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Samsung Washer Error Code SUD (Excess Suds)
SUD means the washer detected too many suds and paused the cycle. It’s a detergent issue, not a mechanical fault.
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LG Washer Error Code FE (Overfill)
FE means the washer filled with more water than it should have, usually pointing to a stuck water valve.
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LG Washer Error Code dE (Door Won’t Lock)
dE means the washer can’t confirm the door or lid is locked. Often it just needs a firm push and a specific power cycle.
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LG Washer Error Code LE (Motor Locked)
LE means the motor overloaded and locked itself out. LG’s fix is a 30-minute cooldown, not a repair, unless it keeps coming back.
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LG Washer Error Code IE (Water Inlet Error)
IE means the washer isn’t getting water fast enough. Check the supply taps and inlet filters before anything else.
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LG Washer Error Code UE (Unbalanced Load)
UE isn’t a fault. It means the load is unbalanced, and the washer will try to fix it automatically before you need to step in.
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LG Washer Error Code OE (Drain Error)
OE means the washer isn’t draining in time. LG’s own fix starts with the drain hose and filter, not the pump.