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Appliance Error Codes
Browse common washer, dryer, dishwasher, refrigerator, ice maker, oven, range, and microwave error codes by appliance and brand. Learn what a code may indicate, what you can safely check, and when professional diagnosis is recommended.
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Washer Error Codes
Washer error codes commonly point to drain, fill, door-lock, balance, motor, sensor, or control problems. Code meanings vary by model, so confirm the model number before ordering parts.
Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid & Amana
F8 E1 / LF / Lo FL Long fill or low water-flow condition. Whirlpool Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Whirlpool-family washers, this code means the washer is not detecting enough incoming water within the expected fill time.
Common causes
- Hot or cold supply valve is closed or only partly open.
- Inlet hose is kinked, restricted, frozen, or connected incorrectly.
- Inlet screen or valve is restricted.
What you can safely check
- Confirm both hot and cold supply valves are fully open.
- Check accessible fill hoses for kinks or crushing.
- Restart the cycle once water supply is corrected.
Call for service when
- The code returns with good water pressure.
- The washer hums but does not fill.
- Water enters but the level is not detected correctly.
Model scope: Whirlpool-family top-load and front-load washers that use F8 E1, LF, or Lo FL fill codes.
Source: Whirlpool Product Help - Top Load HE Washer Error Codes
F9 E1 / drn Long drain or drain problem. Whirlpool Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Whirlpool-family washers, this code means the washer is not draining within the expected time.
Common causes
- Drain hose is kinked, clogged, frozen, or installed too high.
- Pump filter or pump area is blocked by debris.
- Drain pump or water-level sensing issue.
What you can safely check
- Check the visible drain hose for kinks.
- Make sure the standpipe is not overflowing or blocked.
- Run a drain/spin cycle only if the washer is not leaking.
Call for service when
- Water remains in the tub after drain/spin.
- The pump buzzes or clicks without moving water.
- The drain code returns after hose and standpipe checks.
Model scope: Whirlpool-family washers that use F9 E1, drn, or long-drain alerts.
Source: Whirlpool Product Help - Front Load Washer Error Codes
F5 E2 Door lock problem. Whirlpool Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
Whirlpool’s front-load washer guidance associates F5 E2 with the door not locking properly; it is not a universal unlocking code.
Common causes
- Laundry caught in the door.
- Door not fully closed.
- Door lock, striker, wiring, or control issue.
What you can safely check
- Remove items caught between the door and gasket.
- Close the door firmly and restart the cycle.
- Do not force the lock or pry the door open.
Call for service when
- The door remains locked after the washer is safely powered down.
- The door closes correctly but the code returns.
- The lock clicks repeatedly or the washer will not start.
Model scope: Whirlpool front-load F5 E2 guidance. Confirm the exact model manual; other Whirlpool-family brands are not automatically covered.
Source: Whirlpool Product Help - Front Load Washer Error Codes
Samsung
4C / 4E / nF Water supply problem. Samsung Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung washers, these codes indicate the washer is not receiving the expected water supply.
Common causes
- Closed water valve.
- Kinked fill hose.
- Restricted inlet screen or low household pressure.
What you can safely check
- Open the water valves fully.
- Check the fill hoses behind the washer without pulling aggressively.
- Confirm the home water supply is active.
Call for service when
- Water pressure is good but the washer will not fill.
- The code returns after supply checks.
- The inlet valve buzzes or leaks.
Model scope: Samsung washer models using 4C, 4E, or nF water-supply codes.
Source: Samsung US Support - Washing Machine Information and Error Codes
5C / 5E / nd Drain problem. Samsung Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung washers, these codes indicate the washer is not draining correctly.
Common causes
- Kinked drain hose.
- Clogged pump filter or drain path.
- Failed or jammed drain pump.
What you can safely check
- Check the drain hose for visible kinks.
- Use the model-specific pump-filter procedure only if it is safely accessible.
- Keep towels ready because trapped water may drain out.
Call for service when
- Standing water remains in the tub.
- The washer shows the code again after cleaning the accessible filter.
- The pump area is noisy, leaking, or inaccessible.
Model scope: Samsung washer models using 5C, 5E, SE, or nd drain codes.
Source: Samsung US Support - Washing Machine Information and Error Codes
dC / dE Door code on some models; dC may also mean imbalance. Samsung Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
Model or meaning confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
Samsung’s US guide lists dC with door errors on some models and with unbalanced-load errors on others. The model, not letter case alone, determines the meaning. dE is listed among door errors.
Common causes
- Door not fully closed.
- Laundry caught in the door.
- Latch, lock, or wiring issue.
What you can safely check
- Check the exact model’s manual before treating dC as a door error.
- If the manual identifies a door error, check for trapped laundry and close the door normally.
- Do not force or bypass the door or lid lock.
Call for service when
- The door/lid is closed but the washer will not start.
- The code returns immediately.
- The lock is damaged or the washer remains locked.
Model scope: Samsung US washer guidance; dC/dc is model-dependent and is not a universal door diagnosis.
Source: Samsung US Support - Washing Machine Information and Error Codes
dc / Ub / UE / Ur Balance codes; dC/dc depends on the model. Samsung Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
Model or meaning confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
Samsung lists Ub, UE, Ur and dc among unbalanced-load codes. It also warns that dc can be a door error on some models. A lowercase display alone does not distinguish the condition. Ur may indicate the washer is attempting to rebalance the load rather than a failed part.
Common causes
- Single bulky item.
- Small mixed load.
- Washer not level or load bunched to one side.
What you can safely check
- Check the model manual to distinguish a balance code from a door code.
- For a confirmed balance code, pause safely and redistribute the load as the manual describes.
- Do not force the door or bypass its lock.
Call for service when
- Normal balanced loads still trigger the code.
- The washer shakes violently.
- The washer cannot complete high-speed spin.
Model scope: Samsung US washer guidance. dC/dc can describe imbalance or a door condition depending on the model.
Source: Samsung US Support - Washing Machine Information and Error Codes
3C / 3E Motor code on some models; 3E may also mean voltage. Samsung Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
Model or meaning confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
Samsung’s US guide lists 3C and 3E among motor errors, but also identifies 3E as a voltage error on some models. Confirm the model manual before using either interpretation.
Common causes
- A motor-related condition on models that use this mapping.
- A voltage-related condition on other models displaying 3E.
What you can safely check
- Record the code and model number for service.
- Use only the owner-manual steps for that model. Do not test live voltage, open the cabinet, or repeatedly reset a returning code.
Call for service when
- The code returns or the model-specific meaning is unclear.
- The drum does not rotate normally.
- There is overheating, a burning smell, or visible electrical damage.
Model scope: Samsung US washer guidance; 3E is explicitly model-dependent (motor or voltage).
Source: Samsung US Support - Washing Machine Information and Error Codes
LG
OE Drain/outlet error. LG Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG washers, OE indicates a drainage issue.
Common causes
- Kinked or frozen drain hose.
- Clogged pump filter.
- Drain pump blockage or pump failure.
What you can safely check
- Check the drain hose for kinks or freezing.
- Clean the accessible pump filter using the owner manual procedure.
- Use warm water, not boiling water, if thawing is recommended by the model guide.
Call for service when
- The washer will not drain after hose/filter checks.
- The pump is noisy or leaking.
- The code repeats on multiple cycles.
Model scope: LG front-load and top-load washers that display OE or outlet/drain errors.
IE Inlet/water supply error. LG Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG washers, IE indicates water is not entering as expected.
Common causes
- Water valve closed.
- Kinked inlet hose.
- Restricted inlet filter or low pressure.
What you can safely check
- Open supply valves fully.
- Check fill hoses for kinks.
- Confirm hot and cold water are available.
Call for service when
- The washer still does not fill.
- The inlet valve buzzes or leaks.
- The code returns with strong household water pressure.
Model scope: LG washers that display IE or inlet errors.
UE / uE / Ub UE: unbalanced load; other variants need model confirmation. LG Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
LG’s US front-load guide describes UE as an unbalanced-load condition. The uE and Ub variants require their own model documentation; they are not confirmed as interchangeable for every model here.
Common causes
- Bulky or uneven load.
- Washer not level.
- Suspension or balance system wear.
What you can safely check
- For UE on a documented model, pause safely and redistribute the load according to its manual.
- For uE or Ub, confirm the model-specific instructions first. Do not force the door.
Call for service when
- Balanced loads still stop with UE.
- The washer bangs or moves during spin.
- The spin cycle repeatedly fails.
Model scope: UE is described in LG US front-load guidance. uE, Ub and top-load applicability remain model-specific.
dE / dE1 / dE2 Door error. LG Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG washers, these codes indicate a door closing, latch, or lock issue.
Common causes
- Door not fully closed.
- Door gasket obstruction.
- Door lock, latch, or wiring issue.
What you can safely check
- Remove laundry caught in the door.
- Close the door firmly and restart.
- Do not bypass or tape the door lock.
Call for service when
- The door closes normally but the code returns.
- The lock clicks but the washer will not start.
- The door or latch is visibly damaged.
Model scope: LG washers that display dE, dE1, dE2, or related door errors.
LE / LE1 / AE LE: rotation issue; AE: leak alert. Check the exact model. LG Washer Model-specific · check exact US model
Model or meaning confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
These codes are not interchangeable. LG’s US front-load guide describes LE as a rotation or motor-lock condition and AE as a possible internal leak. LE1 applicability has not been confirmed for the same model family.
Common causes
- LE can relate to restricted drum rotation or an overloaded load.
- AE can indicate water detected inside the washer; this is a different condition.
What you can safely check
- Record the exact display and model number.
- For AE or visible leaking, stop using the washer and arrange service. Do not run another cycle to test it.
- For LE, use only the checks in the owner manual for the exact model; do not open the cabinet.
Call for service when
- AE appears or water is leaking.
- LE returns after the model-specific owner-manual checks.
- The exact code or model does not match the manual.
Model scope: LG US front-load guidance distinguishes LE from AE. LE1 and other model families require their own documentation.
Dryer
Dryer Error Codes
Dryer codes often relate to airflow, voltage, temperature sensors, door sensing, stuck buttons, or heating limits. Clear lint and airflow issues first, but leave electrical and gas diagnosis to a qualified technician.
LG
d80 / d90 / d95 Airflow alert; some gas models have a different d80 cause. LG Dryer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
LG associates these alerts with restricted exhaust airflow on supported models. Its US guide also notes that d80 on some gas dryers can relate to gas supply. Confirm the model; the code alone does not prove a blocked vent.
Common causes
- Lint buildup.
- Crushed or kinked vent duct.
- Long vent run or blocked exterior hood.
What you can safely check
- Stop using the dryer if it overheats.
- When safe and cool, clean the accessible lint filter as the manual describes.
- Do not work on gas connections or open the cabinet. Ask for service if the meaning is unclear.
Call for service when
- Airflow remains weak after basic lint cleaning.
- The dryer overheats or takes two cycles.
- The vent path is hidden, long, or difficult to inspect.
Model scope: LG US dryer guidance; Flow Sense and d80/d90/d95 applicability, including the gas-model exception, must be checked for the exact model.
nP / PS Power supply or voltage issue. LG Dryer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG electric dryers, nP or PS can indicate a power-supply, voltage, or power-cord installation issue.
Common causes
- Incorrect 240V supply.
- Power cord wiring issue.
- Breaker or outlet problem.
What you can safely check
- Confirm the dryer is fully plugged in.
- Check whether a breaker is tripped.
- Do not open the terminal block unless properly trained.
Call for service when
- The code returns after breaker/outlet checks.
- The dryer runs but has no heat.
- There are signs of heat damage at the cord or outlet.
Model scope: LG electric dryers that display nP or PS power/voltage codes.
tE1 / tE3 Thermistor/temperature sensor issue. LG Dryer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG dryers, tE1 or tE3 indicates a problem detected with the dryer's thermistor temperature sensing.
Common causes
- Thermistor fault.
- Wiring or control issue.
- Restricted airflow affecting temperature sensing.
What you can safely check
- Clean the lint filter and confirm vent airflow is not restricted.
- Reset power once and retry.
- Do not test live voltage inside the dryer.
Call for service when
- The code returns after reset.
- The dryer overheats, shuts down, or will not heat.
- The code appears with good airflow.
Model scope: LG dryers that display tE1, tE3, or related thermistor codes.
PF Power failure. LG Dryer Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG dryers, PF commonly appears after a power outage or interruption.
Common causes
- Recent outage.
- Breaker interruption.
- Loose plug or power-supply disturbance.
What you can safely check
- Reset the dryer as instructed by the owner manual.
- Confirm the breaker is stable.
- Restart the cycle after power is restored.
Call for service when
- PF appears repeatedly without outages.
- The dryer loses power during operation.
- The outlet, cord, or breaker shows signs of heat or damage.
Model scope: LG dryers that display PF after power interruption.
Samsung
HC / hE / HC4 Heating or overheating error. Samsung Dryer Model-specific · US applicability unconfirmed
General guidance; model confirmation needed. The cited source covers Canada; applicability to US models is not confirmed. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung dryers, these codes indicate a heating or overheating condition.
Common causes
- Clogged lint screen.
- Restricted vent.
- Heating circuit or sensor issue.
For a US appliance, use the steps below only if its own model manual lists this code and permits those checks. Otherwise, record the display and model number and request service. Do not open the cabinet or disconnect gas, electrical, or plumbing connections.
Only if your model manual confirms these checks
- Clean the lint screen.
- Check the visible vent hose for crushing or lint buildup.
- Stop using the dryer if it smells hot or scorched.
Call for service when
- The code returns after airflow cleaning.
- The dryer overheats or has no heat.
- A gas dryer shows heating problems or abnormal flame behavior.
Model scope: Samsung dryers using HC, hE, HC4, or related heating codes.
9C1 / 9E / 2E Abnormal voltage supply. Samsung Dryer Model-specific · US applicability unconfirmed
General guidance; model confirmation needed. The cited source covers Canada; applicability to US models is not confirmed. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung dryers, these codes indicate abnormal voltage or power supply conditions.
Common causes
- Dryer not on a proper dedicated circuit.
- Incorrect electric-dryer power supply.
- Electrical connection issue.
For a US appliance, use the steps below only if its own model manual lists this code and permits those checks. Otherwise, record the display and model number and request service. Do not open the cabinet or disconnect gas, electrical, or plumbing connections.
Only if your model manual confirms these checks
- Confirm the dryer is not on an extension cord.
- Check whether breakers are fully on.
- Do not open electrical terminals unless trained.
Call for service when
- The code remains after breaker checks.
- The dryer starts but does not heat.
- Lights dim, breakers trip, or the outlet looks damaged.
Model scope: Samsung electric dryers using 9C1, 9E, 2E, or voltage-related codes.
tC / tE / tO Temperature sensor issue. Samsung Dryer Model-specific · US applicability unconfirmed
General guidance; model confirmation needed. The cited source covers Canada; applicability to US models is not confirmed. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung dryers, temperature codes point to sensor or temperature-reading problems.
Common causes
- Thermistor/sensor issue.
- Wiring or control problem.
- Airflow restriction affecting temperatures.
For a US appliance, use the steps below only if its own model manual lists this code and permits those checks. Otherwise, record the display and model number and request service. Do not open the cabinet or disconnect gas, electrical, or plumbing connections.
Only if your model manual confirms these checks
- Clean lint and verify airflow.
- Reset power once.
- Avoid running repeated cycles if the dryer overheats.
Call for service when
- The code returns after reset.
- Drying temperature is erratic.
- The dryer will not heat or shuts down.
Model scope: Samsung dryers using tC, tE, tO, or related temperature codes.
dC / dE Door problem. Samsung Dryer Model-specific · US applicability unconfirmed
General guidance; model confirmation needed. The cited source covers Canada; applicability to US models is not confirmed. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung dryers, this code indicates the dryer does not detect the door as closed correctly.
Common causes
- Door not fully closed.
- Clothing caught in the door.
- Door switch or latch issue.
For a US appliance, use the steps below only if its own model manual lists this code and permits those checks. Otherwise, record the display and model number and request service. Do not open the cabinet or disconnect gas, electrical, or plumbing connections.
Only if your model manual confirms these checks
- Remove items caught in the door.
- Close the door firmly.
- Inspect the latch area for visible obstruction.
Call for service when
- The door closes but the code stays.
- The dryer starts only intermittently.
- The latch or switch area is damaged.
Model scope: Samsung dryers that display dC, dE, or related door codes.
Dishwasher
Dishwasher Error Codes
Dishwasher codes usually involve water supply, drainage, leak protection, overfill, motor, heater, or sensor issues. Turn off water if a leak code appears or water is escaping.
LG
AE / EI / FE Leakage or overfill protection. LG Dishwasher Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG dishwashers, AE/EI/FE can indicate water leakage, overfilling, or related protection behavior.
Common causes
- Oversudsing.
- Door/gasket issue.
- Unit not level or water in the base area.
What you can safely check
- Stop the cycle if water is leaking.
- Use dishwasher detergent only, not dish soap.
- Confirm the door can close normally.
Call for service when
- Water is under or around the dishwasher.
- The code returns after the unit is dry.
- The dishwasher is built-in and water may be in the base.
Model scope: LG dishwashers that display AE, EI, FE, or related leak/overfill codes.
IE Water inlet error. LG Dishwasher Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG dishwashers, IE indicates the tub is not filling with enough water.
Common causes
- Water valve closed.
- Bent inlet hose.
- Low water pressure or inlet valve issue.
What you can safely check
- Confirm the water valve under the sink is open.
- Check the accessible inlet hose for bending.
- Make sure household water is active.
Call for service when
- Water supply is open but the dishwasher does not fill.
- The valve area leaks.
- The code returns on a new cycle.
Model scope: LG dishwashers that display IE inlet errors.
OE Water outlet/drain error. LG Dishwasher Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG dishwashers, OE appears when the tub is not fully drained.
Common causes
- Food debris in the filter.
- Drain hose pressed or kinked.
- Sink connection or drain pump issue.
What you can safely check
- Allow the dishwasher to cool completely before handling its filter.
- Clean only the accessible filter according to the model manual.
- Check the visible drain hose for kinks without disconnecting plumbing. Ask the installer to verify a recent disposal connection.
Call for service when
- Standing water remains after filter and hose checks.
- The pump is noisy or silent during drain.
- The code returns after a reset.
Model scope: LG dishwashers that display OE outlet/drain errors.
HE Heater error. LG Dishwasher Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG dishwashers, HE indicates water is not being heated as expected.
Common causes
- Heater issue.
- Wiring or control fault.
- Sensor issue.
What you can safely check
- Do not open panels or test heater voltage.
- Run only one reset/test cycle if the owner manual allows it.
- Note whether dishes are cold/wet at the end of the cycle.
Call for service when
- HE returns after reset.
- Dishes stay cold or cycles run abnormally long.
- The dishwasher trips a breaker.
Model scope: LG dishwashers that display HE heater errors.
LE / CE LE: motor condition; CE requires model confirmation. LG Dishwasher Model-specific · check exact US model
Model or meaning confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
LG’s US dishwasher guide describes LE as a motor-related condition. CE is not established by the cited current guide and must be checked against the exact model manual.
Common causes
- A motor-related condition for models that document LE. CE requires separate documentation.
What you can safely check
- Record the exact display and model number.
- Use only the owner-manual steps for that model. Do not reach into pump or motor areas.
Call for service when
- The code returns.
- The dishwasher fills but does not wash.
- You hear humming, grinding, or repeated stops.
Model scope: LG US dishwasher guidance supports LE; CE applicability remains unresolved.
tE / TE Temperature sensor error. LG Dishwasher Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG dishwashers, tE/TE indicates a temperature-sensor related issue.
Common causes
- Temperature sensor issue.
- Wiring fault.
- Control-board issue.
What you can safely check
- Reset power once if the owner manual allows.
- Record when in the cycle the code appears.
- Do not test live electrical parts.
Call for service when
- The code returns.
- Cycle times or water temperatures are abnormal.
- The dishwasher will not complete a cycle.
Model scope: LG dishwashers that display tE/TE temperature-sensor codes.
Samsung
LC / LE Leakage check. Samsung Dishwasher Model-specific · US applicability unconfirmed
General guidance; model confirmation needed. The cited source covers Caribbean/Latin EN; applicability to US models is not confirmed. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung dishwashers, LC/LE indicates the leak sensor has detected water or a leak-related condition.
Common causes
- Water in the base area.
- External leak.
- Oversudsing or installation issue.
For a US appliance, use the steps below only if its own model manual lists this code and permits those checks. Otherwise, record the display and model number and request service. Do not open the cabinet or disconnect gas, electrical, or plumbing connections.
Only if your model manual confirms these checks
- Turn off the water supply if water is leaking.
- Stop using the dishwasher until the leak source is known.
- Do not pull a built-in unit out aggressively.
Call for service when
- Water is visible under the dishwasher.
- LC/LE stays on after drying time.
- The dishwasher drains continuously.
Model scope: Samsung dishwashers using LC or LE leakage-check codes.
4C / 4E Water supply check. Samsung Dishwasher Model-specific · US applicability unconfirmed
General guidance; model confirmation needed. The cited source covers Caribbean/Latin EN; applicability to US models is not confirmed. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung dishwashers, 4C/4E indicates a water supply issue.
Common causes
- Water valve closed.
- Frozen or clogged inlet line.
- Low water pressure.
For a US appliance, use the steps below only if its own model manual lists this code and permits those checks. Otherwise, record the display and model number and request service. Do not open the cabinet or disconnect gas, electrical, or plumbing connections.
Only if your model manual confirms these checks
- Open the water valve under the sink.
- Check the accessible inlet line for kinks.
- Confirm the home water supply is active.
Call for service when
- The dishwasher still does not fill.
- The code returns after supply checks.
- The valve leaks or buzzes.
Model scope: Samsung dishwashers using 4C or 4E water supply codes.
5C / 5E Drain check. Samsung Dishwasher Model-specific · US applicability unconfirmed
General guidance; model confirmation needed. The cited source covers Caribbean/Latin EN; applicability to US models is not confirmed. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung dishwashers, 5C/5E indicates a drainage issue.
Common causes
- Bent or clogged drain hose.
- Food debris in filter.
- Drain pump blockage.
For a US appliance, use the steps below only if its own model manual lists this code and permits those checks. Otherwise, record the display and model number and request service. Do not open the cabinet or disconnect gas, electrical, or plumbing connections.
Only if your model manual confirms these checks
- Clean the filter if accessible.
- Check the drain hose under the sink.
- Confirm the sink/disposal connection is clear.
Call for service when
- Standing water remains.
- The drain pump is noisy or silent.
- The code returns after drain-path checks.
Model scope: Samsung dishwashers using 5C or 5E drain codes.
Bosch
E15 Meaning needs confirmation for your Bosch model. Bosch Dishwasher Model-specific · check exact US model
Model or meaning confirmation needed. The detailed OEM explanation was unavailable during this review. The linked US support page does not confirm the meaning shown for your model. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
The detailed Bosch explanation for E15 was not available during this source review. We have not confirmed its meaning or the cause for your dishwasher. Use the exact E-Nr. model manual or ask Bosch support before treating it as a diagnosis.
What you can safely check
- Record the exact display and the E-Nr. model number without moving or opening the appliance.
- Do not run more cycles if water is leaking, the appliance overheats, or there is an electrical warning sign. Arrange service.
- Do not remove covers, reach into pump areas, or disconnect plumbing based on this code.
Call for service when
- The code persists or its meaning is not confirmed in your model manual.
- There is visible leaking, unusual heat, or unsafe operation.
Model scope: Bosch dishwasher E15; exact E-Nr. and US-model meaning have not been confirmed. The OEM link is a reference, not proof of the interpretation.
E22 Meaning needs confirmation for your Bosch model. Bosch Dishwasher Model-specific · check exact US model
Model or meaning confirmation needed. The detailed OEM explanation was unavailable during this review. The linked US support page does not confirm the meaning shown for your model. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
The detailed Bosch explanation for E22 was not available during this source review. We have not confirmed its meaning or the cause for your dishwasher. Use the exact E-Nr. model manual or ask Bosch support before treating it as a diagnosis.
What you can safely check
- Record the exact display and the E-Nr. model number without moving or opening the appliance.
- Do not run more cycles if water is leaking, the appliance overheats, or there is an electrical warning sign. Arrange service.
- Do not remove covers, reach into pump areas, or disconnect plumbing based on this code.
Call for service when
- The code persists or its meaning is not confirmed in your model manual.
- There is visible leaking, unusual heat, or unsafe operation.
Model scope: Bosch dishwasher E22; exact E-Nr. and US-model meaning have not been confirmed. The OEM link is a reference, not proof of the interpretation.
E24 / E25 Meaning needs confirmation for your Bosch model. Bosch Dishwasher Model-specific · check exact US model
Model or meaning confirmation needed. The detailed OEM explanation was unavailable during this review. The linked US support page does not confirm the meaning shown for your model. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
The detailed Bosch explanation for E24 / E25 was not available during this source review. We have not confirmed its meaning or the cause for your dishwasher. Use the exact E-Nr. model manual or ask Bosch support before treating it as a diagnosis.
What you can safely check
- Record the exact display and the E-Nr. model number without moving or opening the appliance.
- Do not run more cycles if water is leaking, the appliance overheats, or there is an electrical warning sign. Arrange service.
- Do not remove covers, reach into pump areas, or disconnect plumbing based on this code.
Call for service when
- The code persists or its meaning is not confirmed in your model manual.
- There is visible leaking, unusual heat, or unsafe operation.
Model scope: Bosch dishwasher E24 / E25; exact E-Nr. and US-model meaning have not been confirmed. The OEM link is a reference, not proof of the interpretation.
Refrigerator & Ice Maker
Refrigerator & Ice Maker Error Codes
Refrigerator and ice maker codes may point to fan, sensor, defrost, ice maker, water-flow, communication, compressor, or power-outage conditions. Food safety matters first when cooling is affected.
LG
IF / E IF Ice maker fan error. LG Refrigerator & Ice Maker Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG refrigerators, IF/E IF indicates an ice-maker or ice-room fan issue.
Common causes
- Ice buildup around fan.
- Fan motor issue.
- Wiring or control problem.
What you can safely check
- Check whether the ice bin is seated correctly.
- Look for obvious frost around accessible ice-maker vents.
- Do not remove sealed panels or force fan parts.
Call for service when
- The code returns after a safe reset.
- Ice production stops or ice melts in the bin.
- Fan noise, frost buildup, or water leaks are present.
Model scope: LG refrigerators that display IF or E IF ice-maker fan codes.
FF / E FF Freezer fan error. LG Refrigerator & Ice Maker Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG refrigerators, FF/E FF indicates the freezer fan is not operating normally or may be blocked by frost.
Common causes
- Ice buildup around freezer fan.
- Fan motor issue.
- Door or gasket air leak causing frost.
What you can safely check
- Confirm doors close and gaskets seal.
- Move food away from vents.
- If defrosting is attempted, protect food and follow the owner manual.
Call for service when
- The code returns after defrost/restart.
- The freezer warms or airflow is weak.
- Fan noise or frost on the rear panel continues.
Model scope: LG refrigerators that display FF or E FF freezer-fan codes.
dH / FdH / dHF Defrost fault. LG Refrigerator & Ice Maker Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG refrigerators, this indicates the refrigerator did not detect the expected temperature change during defrost.
Common causes
- Defrost heater or fuse issue.
- Defrost sensor issue.
- Main board or wiring problem.
What you can safely check
- Check for heavy frost on the rear freezer panel.
- Keep doors closed and monitor temperatures.
- Do not chip ice with sharp tools.
Call for service when
- Heavy frost returns after manual defrost.
- The refrigerator or freezer becomes warm.
- The code returns after reset.
Model scope: LG refrigerators that display dH, FdH, dHF, or defrost-fault codes.
CO / E CO Communication error. LG Refrigerator & Ice Maker Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported LG refrigerators, CO/E CO indicates a communication error between control components.
Common causes
- Main board/display communication issue.
- Connector or wiring fault.
- Power interruption or control fault.
What you can safely check
- Record the code before resetting power.
- Confirm the refrigerator has stable power.
- Do not access internal control boards.
Call for service when
- The code returns after reset.
- Controls are unresponsive.
- Cooling, fans, or ice maker operation is affected.
Model scope: LG refrigerators that display CO, E CO, or communication errors.
Samsung
22E / 22C Refrigerator fan error. Samsung Refrigerator & Ice Maker Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung refrigerators, 22E/22C indicates a refrigerator fan error.
Common causes
- The door may have been left open too long.
What you can safely check
- Record the exact display and model number before changing settings.
- Do not reset the panel or unplug the refrigerator just to clear the code. Follow only the instructions for the exact model and code.
- Do not remove covers, disconnect wiring, or test internal components. Request service if the meaning is unclear.
Call for service when
- The code persists, returns, or is not explained in the model manual.
- Cooling or ice making is affected.
Model scope: Samsung US refrigerator guidance. Exact model and series applicability has not been established; confirm the complete display in the model manual.
33E Ice pipe heater error. Samsung Refrigerator & Ice Maker Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung refrigerators, 33E is associated with the ice pipe heater circuit.
What you can safely check
- Record the exact display and model number before changing settings.
- Do not reset the panel or unplug the refrigerator just to clear the code. Follow only the instructions for the exact model and code.
- Do not remove covers, disconnect wiring, or test internal components. Request service if the meaning is unclear.
Call for service when
- The code persists, returns, or is not explained in the model manual.
- Cooling or ice making is affected.
Model scope: Samsung US refrigerator guidance. Exact model and series applicability has not been established; confirm the complete display in the model manual.
39E / 39C Ice maker function error. Samsung Refrigerator & Ice Maker Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung refrigerators, 39E/39C is associated with the ice maker function.
What you can safely check
- Record the exact display and model number before changing settings.
- Do not reset the panel or unplug the refrigerator just to clear the code. Follow only the instructions for the exact model and code.
- Do not remove covers, disconnect wiring, or test internal components. Request service if the meaning is unclear.
Call for service when
- The code persists, returns, or is not explained in the model manual.
- Cooling or ice making is affected.
Model scope: Samsung US refrigerator guidance. Exact model and series applicability has not been established; confirm the complete display in the model manual.
40E / 40C Ice room fan error. Samsung Refrigerator & Ice Maker Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung refrigerators, 40E/40C indicates an ice-room fan error.
What you can safely check
- Record the exact display and model number before changing settings.
- Do not reset the panel or unplug the refrigerator just to clear the code. Follow only the instructions for the exact model and code.
- Do not remove covers, disconnect wiring, or test internal components. Request service if the meaning is unclear.
Call for service when
- The code persists, returns, or is not explained in the model manual.
- Cooling or ice making is affected.
Model scope: Samsung US refrigerator guidance. Exact model and series applicability has not been established; confirm the complete display in the model manual.
84C Compressor lock. Samsung Refrigerator & Ice Maker Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
Samsung’s US guide lists 84C as compressor lock. The code does not identify a failed component or establish which repair is needed.
What you can safely check
- Record the exact display and model number before changing settings.
- Do not reset the panel or unplug the refrigerator just to clear the code. Follow only the instructions for the exact model and code.
- Do not remove covers, disconnect wiring, or test internal components. Request service if the meaning is unclear.
Call for service when
- The code persists, returns, or is not explained in the model manual.
- Cooling or ice making is affected.
Model scope: Samsung US refrigerator guidance. Exact model and series applicability has not been established; confirm the complete display in the model manual.
PC ER / PC CH Communication error. Samsung Refrigerator & Ice Maker Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung refrigerators, PC ER/PC CH indicates a communication issue between refrigerator components.
Common causes
- A recent power surge.
- Doors not properly connected.
What you can safely check
- Record the exact display and model number before changing settings.
- Do not reset the panel or unplug the refrigerator just to clear the code. Follow only the instructions for the exact model and code.
- Do not remove covers, disconnect wiring, or test internal components. Request service if the meaning is unclear.
Call for service when
- The code persists, returns, or is not explained in the model manual.
- Cooling or ice making is affected.
Model scope: Samsung US refrigerator guidance. Exact model and series applicability has not been established; confirm the complete display in the model manual.
Whirlpool
PO Power outage alert. Whirlpool Refrigerator & Ice Maker Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Whirlpool refrigerators, PO means power was interrupted and freezer temperature rose high enough to trigger the alert.
Common causes
- Power outage.
- Breaker interruption.
- Loose power connection.
What you can safely check
- Acknowledge the power-outage alert using the model-specific control.
- Check food temperature and food safety.
- Confirm the refrigerator resumes cooling.
Call for service when
- PO appears repeatedly without known outages.
- Cooling does not recover after power returns.
- The refrigerator loses power or trips the breaker.
Model scope: Whirlpool refrigerators that display PO power-outage alerts.
Oven & Range
Oven & Range Error Codes
Oven and range codes may relate to stuck buttons, communication faults, safety shutoff, sensor problems, door lock conditions, or heating control. Gas and live-voltage diagnosis should be handled by a qualified technician.
Samsung
C-F0 Communication error. Samsung Oven & Range Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung ranges and wall ovens, C-F0 indicates a communication error between electronic components.
Common causes
- Control communication problem.
- Connector or wiring issue.
- Software/update issue on certain connected induction ranges.
What you can safely check
- Reset power at the control or breaker as the model guide allows.
- If the model supports SmartThings updates, check the manufacturer instructions.
- Do not open control panels while connected to power.
Call for service when
- The code returns after reset.
- Controls are unresponsive.
- Heating or fan functions do not operate normally.
Model scope: Samsung ranges and wall ovens that display C-F0.
Source: Samsung US Support - Range and Wall Oven Error Codes
C-d0 Button/key problem. Samsung Oven & Range Model-specific · US applicability unconfirmed
General guidance; model confirmation needed. The cited source covers Singapore; applicability to US models is not confirmed. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung ovens, C-d0 indicates a button is pressed, stuck, wet, or being held too long.
Common causes
- Moisture or debris around controls.
- Stuck key.
- Control panel issue.
For a US appliance, use the steps below only if its own model manual lists this code and permits those checks. Otherwise, record the display and model number and request service. Do not open the cabinet or disconnect gas, electrical, or plumbing connections.
Only if your model manual confirms these checks
- Turn the oven off and let the panel cool.
- Clean and dry the buttons gently.
- Restart once after the panel is dry.
Call for service when
- The code returns with a clean dry panel.
- A button is physically stuck.
- The oven starts or changes settings by itself.
Model scope: Samsung ovens/ranges that display C-d0 stuck-button codes.
S-01 Safety shutoff. Samsung Oven & Range Model-specific · US applicability unconfirmed
General guidance; model confirmation needed. The cited source covers Singapore; applicability to US models is not confirmed. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung ovens, S-01 can indicate the oven has operated for an extended time at a set temperature and activated safety shutoff.
Common causes
- Long continuous operation.
- Control left on.
- Model safety timer reached.
For a US appliance, use the steps below only if its own model manual lists this code and permits those checks. Otherwise, record the display and model number and request service. Do not open the cabinet or disconnect gas, electrical, or plumbing connections.
Only if your model manual confirms these checks
- Turn the oven off and allow it to cool.
- Confirm no cooking cycle was accidentally left active.
- Restart only after the appliance is cool and safe.
Call for service when
- The code appears during normal short cooking.
- The oven temperature seems uncontrolled.
- The oven will not shut off normally.
Model scope: Samsung ovens/ranges with S-01 safety-shutoff messaging.
dC / dE Divider position on supported Flex Duo models. Samsung Oven & Range Model-specific · check exact US model
Model or meaning confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
Samsung’s US range and wall-oven guide identifies -dE- or -dC- as a partition or divider not properly installed for Twin Mode. This is distinct from its separate door error. Confirm the exact display and model.
Common causes
- A partition or divider not positioned as required for Twin Mode on supported models.
What you can safely check
- Allow the oven to cool completely.
- Check the model manual’s divider placement instructions. Do not work on a hot oven or its door-lock mechanism.
Call for service when
- The code returns with the divider positioned according to the model manual.
- The appliance has no divider or the display does not match the documented code.
Model scope: Samsung US Flex Duo/Twin Mode guidance for -dE-/-dC-. Other models require separate confirmation.
Source: Samsung US Support - Range and Wall Oven Error Codes
C-20 / C-21 / C-22 Temperature sensor or oven temperature issue. Samsung Oven & Range Model-specific · US applicability unconfirmed
General guidance; model confirmation needed. The cited source covers Singapore; applicability to US models is not confirmed. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung ovens, these codes are associated with temperature sensing or oven temperature conditions.
Common causes
- Oven sensor issue.
- Control problem.
- Abnormal heating condition.
For a US appliance, use the steps below only if its own model manual lists this code and permits those checks. Otherwise, record the display and model number and request service. Do not open the cabinet or disconnect gas, electrical, or plumbing connections.
Only if your model manual confirms these checks
- Turn the oven off and let it cool.
- Do not run self-clean until the issue is diagnosed.
- Note whether the oven was overheating or underheating.
Call for service when
- The code returns after cooling/reset.
- The oven temperature is far from the setting.
- The oven overheats or will not heat.
Model scope: Samsung ovens/ranges that display C-20, C-21, or C-22.
C-F1 / C-F2 Different control codes; US model scope unconfirmed. Samsung Oven & Range Model-specific · US applicability unconfirmed
General guidance; model confirmation needed. The cited source covers Singapore; applicability to US models is not confirmed. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
Samsung’s Singapore oven guide distinguishes C-F1 (EEPROM read/write) from C-F2 (communication). They are different conditions; US model applicability has not been confirmed.
Common causes
- C-F1 is described as an EEPROM read/write condition in the regional guide.
- C-F2 is described as a communication condition in that guide.
For a US appliance, use the steps below only if its own model manual lists this code and permits those checks. Otherwise, record the display and model number and request service. Do not open the cabinet or disconnect gas, electrical, or plumbing connections.
Only if your model manual confirms these checks
- Record the exact code and model number for service.
- Confirm the US model manual before following any reset steps. Do not open the control console.
Call for service when
- The code returns.
- Controls freeze or act erratically.
- Heating functions fail.
Model scope: Samsung Singapore regional oven guidance only. Confirm the exact US model manual before using either interpretation.
Err General error not listed. Samsung Oven & Range Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported Samsung ranges, Err or an unlisted code should be treated as model-specific and checked against the owner's manual.
Common causes
- Model-specific control error.
- Sensor, heating, or communication issue.
- Temporary electronic fault.
What you can safely check
- Record the exact display code.
- Reset power only as the model guide allows.
- Stop using the oven if it overheats, smells unusual, or trips a breaker.
Call for service when
- The code returns.
- The oven will not heat correctly.
- The model manual does not identify the code.
Model scope: Samsung ranges/wall ovens showing Err or unlisted model-specific codes.
Source: Samsung US Support - Range and Wall Oven Error Codes
Microwave
Microwave Error Codes
Microwave codes can involve touch panels, humidity sensors, temperature probes, thermal sensors, power-failure messages, or internal high-voltage systems. Do not remove the microwave cabinet.
GE
F1 Open thermal sensor. GE Microwave Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported GE microwave ovens, F1 is listed as an open thermal sensor due to excessive heat in the microwave cavity.
Common causes
- Excessive cavity heat.
- Thermal sensor issue.
- Electronic control issue.
What you can safely check
- Stop using the microwave and let it cool.
- Check that vents are not blocked.
- Do not remove the cabinet.
Call for service when
- The code returns after cooling.
- The microwave overheats.
- The unit runs abnormally or has a burning smell.
Model scope: GE microwaves with electronic controls that use F1 thermal-sensor fault codes.
F2 Shorted thermal sensor. GE Microwave Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported GE microwave ovens, F2 indicates a shorted thermal sensor.
Common causes
- Thermal sensor issue.
- Wiring/control issue.
- Heat-related sensor failure.
What you can safely check
- Cancel the cycle and let the microwave cool.
- Reset power at the breaker only if safe.
- Do not open the cabinet.
Call for service when
- F2 returns after reset.
- Heating behavior is abnormal.
- The unit trips a breaker.
Model scope: GE microwaves with electronic controls that use F2 thermal-sensor fault codes.
F3 Shorted touch pad panel. GE Microwave Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
GE’s microwave fault-code table describes F3 as a shorted touch pad panel. The cited source does not establish a separate microwave-drawer or key-duration interpretation.
Common causes
- Moisture on touch controls.
- Stuck key.
- Touch panel failure.
What you can safely check
- Stop using the microwave if it starts or changes settings by itself.
- Record the model and code for service. Do not open the cabinet.
Call for service when
- F3 returns with a clean dry panel.
- The keypad does not respond correctly.
- The microwave starts or changes settings by itself.
Model scope: GE US microwave fault-code table. Exact model applicability requires its documentation; a separate drawer-model interpretation is not established here.
F4 / F5 Humidity sensor issue. GE Microwave Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported GE microwave ovens, F4 indicates an open humidity sensor and F5 indicates a shorted humidity sensor.
Common causes
- Humidity sensor failure.
- Sensor wiring/control issue.
- Moisture or steam-related control issue.
What you can safely check
- Cancel the cycle and allow the unit to cool/dry.
- Avoid running sensor-cook cycles until diagnosed.
- Do not remove internal panels.
Call for service when
- F4/F5 returns.
- Sensor cooking fails repeatedly.
- The microwave runs but behaves unpredictably.
Model scope: GE microwaves with humidity-sensor fault codes F4 or F5.
F6 / Probe Temperature probe issue. GE Microwave Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported GE microwave ovens, F6 indicates a shorted temperature probe; Probe can indicate an open or unplugged probe during temp-cook functions.
Common causes
- Probe not inserted correctly.
- Probe failure.
- Probe circuit/control issue.
What you can safely check
- If using temp cook, confirm the probe is fully inserted as the manual describes.
- Cancel the function and retry without probe cooking if appropriate.
- Do not test probe circuits inside the microwave.
Call for service when
- The code returns with the probe inserted correctly.
- The microwave will not run normal cycles.
- The probe or jack is damaged.
Model scope: GE microwaves with temperature probe functions.
PF / 888 / 8888 Power failure or initial power-up display. GE Microwave Model-specific · check exact US model
General guidance; model confirmation needed. A US OEM support source is available; a complete model/series match has not been established. Source review: . This is not a diagnosis.
On supported GE microwave ovens, PF, 888, or 8888 may appear after installation or after power is restored.
Common causes
- Power restored after outage.
- Initial installation.
- Clock/control reset needed.
What you can safely check
- Press Cancel/Off or Clear/Off to clear the display.
- Reset the clock if the model has one.
- Confirm the outlet/breaker remains stable.
Call for service when
- The display returns repeatedly without power loss.
- The microwave loses power during use.
- The control is blank or unresponsive.
Model scope: GE microwaves that display PF, 888, or 8888 after power interruption.
Find the right model reference
Use the complete model and display when requesting service. A support listing or a similar case does not confirm a code for your appliance.
Manufacturer model and manual guidance
Bosch: find the manual by E-Nr.
Use Bosch’s manual search with the E-Nr. from the rating label. If the label is not safely accessible, ask for help instead of moving the dishwasher.
Scope: Manual locator; meanings unresolved
LG washer model references
LG provides support listings for WM8100HVA.ASSEEUS and WM3050CW.ABWEEUS. Compare the full suffix on your appliance before choosing a manual.
Scope: Model identity confirmed, exact code applicability not reviewed
Preserve the refrigerator display
For Samsung refrigerators, preserve the code for diagnosis and avoid resetting just to clear it. For LG refrigerators, record the complete display and refrigerator type.
Scope: US family guidance; not complete model verification
Request service with your model and display information. Your preferred time is a request; the appointment is confirmed separately.
How to Request Service
Send the Code, Model Number, and a Photo
When possible, include the appliance type, brand, model number, exact error code, service address, and a photo of the display. This helps us understand the symptom before the visit and confirm the right service category.
- Exact code shown on the display.
- Brand and model number from the appliance label.
- Service address and city so route availability can be reviewed.
- Short symptom note: when it appears, what cycle, and whether the appliance still runs.
Still Seeing the Error Code?
Send the Display Code Before the Visit.
Send the appliance type, brand, model number, error code, service address, and a photo of the display when available.
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