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Appliances

Washer and dryer error codes, plus refrigerator not-cooling guides, grouped by appliance type and then by brand. Find your machine below, then your code or symptom.

Washing machines

LG

Hub LG washer error codes: full list and what each one means Find your LG washer's error code below for a plain-language explanation and the exact steps to clear it, from UE to CL and beyond. LG washer OE code: causes and how to clear a drain error OE means your LG washer isn't draining fast enough. Check the drain hose, filter, and pump with these steps to clear the code and finish the cycle. LG washer UE code: what it means and how to fix it The UE code signals an unbalanced load, not a broken machine. Here's how to redistribute the load, check the drum, and clear the error. LG washer IE code: what it means and how to fix a fill error The IE code means your LG washer isn't filling with water fast enough. Check your water valves, hoses, and filters with these steps to clear it. LG washer CL code: what it means and how to turn off child lock CL on an LG washer means Child Lock is on, not a fault. Here's how to turn it off and why it activates by accident. LG washer DE code: causes and how to fix a door error DE means your LG washer's door isn't registering as closed. Check the seal, latch, and lock switch with these steps to clear it. LG washer FE code: what it means and how to fix an overfill error FE means your LG washer's inlet valve isn't shutting off. Here's how to stop the water, check the valve, and clear the code safely. LG washer LE code: what it means and how to fix it LE means your LG washer's motor is locked, most often from overloading or an object caught in the drum. Check these steps before calling for service.

Samsung

Hub Samsung washer error codes: full list and what each one means Find your Samsung washer's error code below for a plain-language explanation and the exact steps to clear it, from 4C to UR and beyond. Samsung washer 4C code: what it means and how to fix it The 4C code means your Samsung washer isn't getting enough water. Check the supply valves, hoses, and filters with these steps to clear it. Samsung washer SC code: causes and how to clear a drain error SC means your Samsung washer isn't draining properly. Check the drain hose, pump filter, and drain height with these steps to fix it. Samsung washer UR code: what it means and how to fix it The UR code signals an unbalanced load on your Samsung washer. Here's how to redistribute the load and check the drum to clear the error. Samsung washer SE code: what it means and how to fix it SE (or 5E) on a Samsung washer usually points to a drain problem, not suds. Here's how to check the filter and hose before calling for service. Samsung washer SUD code: causes and how to clear a suds error SUD means your Samsung washer detected too many suds. Here's why HE detergent matters, how to clear the cycle, and how to stop it recurring. Samsung washer U6 code: what it means and how to fix it U6 on a Samsung washer usually means an unbalanced load, similar to UB, though it can overlap with a water-supply issue. Here's what to check first. Samsung washer UB code: what it means and how to fix it UB signals an unbalanced load on a Samsung washer, closely related to UR. Here's how to redistribute the load and check the drum. Samsung washer 4E code: what it means and how to fix it 4E on a Samsung washer usually points to a water-supply problem, closely related to 4C. Check your valves, hoses, and filters with these steps. Samsung washer DE code: what it means and how to fix it DE on a Samsung washer means the door or lid isn't detected as closed, a different code than LG's DE. Here's how to check the seal and latch. Samsung washer LE code: what it means and how to fix it LE on a Samsung washer usually points to a detected leak or a faulty water-level sensor. Here's how to narrow it down and what to check first. Samsung washer UE code: what it means and how to fix it UE on a Samsung washer signals an unbalanced load, a different fault than LG's UE code. Here's how to redistribute the load and check the drum.

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