LGWasher · Front-load washer
Water is not draining
Documented display: OE
LG uses OE for a washer drainage issue. Start with the visible drain hose, then use the exact model manual before any filter cleaning.
Filter access and drain procedures differ across LG washer models. Use the model number from the rating label to open the matching owner's manual.
Read the full LG guide ↗LG Support · OE error code · checked September 27, 2026 ↗LGWasher · Washer
Water is not filling to the expected level
Documented display: IE
LG describes IE as a water-inlet condition: the washer did not reach its expected water level in time. Check visible supply conditions and the model manual.
LG notes that its guide may show images or steps that differ from a particular product. Use the model-specific owner manual for any procedure beyond checking the visible tap and hose.
Read the full LG guide ↗LG Support · IE water-inlet code · checked September 27, 2026 ↗SamsungWasher · Washer
Water is not entering the washer
Documented display: 4C / 4E
Samsung identifies 4C and 4E as water-supply codes on supported washer models. Check the visible supply conditions before considering service.
Samsung notes that code displays and troubleshooting steps vary by model. Check the model-specific support page before ordering parts or opening the washer.
Read the full Samsung guide ↗Samsung Support · 4C / 4E · checked September 27, 2026 ↗SamsungWasher · Washer
Water is not draining at the expected speed
Documented display: 5C / 5E
Samsung groups 5C and 5E with washer no-drain errors. The code points to a draining condition; check the maker's model-specific guidance before accessing filters.
Samsung's guide lists model variations and refers owners to their user manual for model-specific procedures. Filter locations and drain steps are not universal.
Read the full Samsung guide ↗Samsung Support · 5C / 5E · checked September 27, 2026 ↗SamsungWasher · Washer
The washer detects too much water
Documented display: OE / 0E
Samsung lists OE, 0E, and related displays as overflow errors. Treat visible overfilling or leaking as a stop condition and use the model-specific support page.
Samsung groups related code variants together and directs owners to model-specific information. Confirm the exact display and model before taking action.
Read the full Samsung guide ↗Samsung Support · OE / 0E · checked September 27, 2026 ↗WhirlpoolWasher · Front-load washer
Drain time is longer than expected
Documented display: F9 E1
Whirlpool describes F9 E1 as a long-drain condition on supported front-load washers. Hose routing and model-specific drain guidance are the first things to verify.
Whirlpool's page is for front-load washers. Installation dimensions and filter access are not universal; use the manual that matches your model number.
Read the full Whirlpool guide ↗Whirlpool Product Help · F9 E1 · checked September 27, 2026 ↗BoschDishwasher · Dishwasher
Water-protection system is active
Documented display: E15
Bosch associates E15 with its water-protection system. Treat this as a stop-and-contact-support condition rather than a reset or disassembly project.
This entry follows Bosch's E15 support guidance. Do not infer that every dishwasher with an E15 display uses the same system or procedure.
Read the full Bosch guide ↗Bosch Home · E15 guidance · checked September 27, 2026 ↗LGDishwasher · Dishwasher
Water is not reaching the expected level
Documented display: IE
LG describes IE on supported dishwashers as a water-inlet error. Confirm the household water supply and use the manual for the exact dishwasher model.
LG's guide is for its dishwasher line and notes that procedures can differ by model. Use the full model identifier to open the matching manual before further checks.
Read the full LG guide ↗LG Support · dishwasher IE code · checked September 27, 2026 ↗LGWasher · Washer
The load is not balanced for spinning
Documented display: UE / Ub
LG uses UE or Ub for an unbalanced-load condition on supported washers. The display describes the load or spin condition, not a confirmed machine fault.
LG's code list covers multiple washer families. Spin behavior and load limits vary by model, so do not treat another washer's cycle advice as universal.
Read the full LG guide ↗LG Support · washer error-code list · checked September 27, 2026 ↗SamsungWasher · Washer
The door is not detected as securely closed
Documented display: dC / dE family
Samsung groups dC and several dE-family displays as washer door errors. Exact variants differ by model; a code alone does not identify a failed latch.
Samsung lists many visually similar door-code variants, and some apply only to certain product families. Match the full model number and complete display before using a procedure.
Read the full Samsung guide ↗Samsung Support · washer information and error codes · checked September 27, 2026 ↗SamsungDishwasher · Dishwasher
The leak sensor has detected moisture
Documented display: LC / LE
Samsung identifies LC and LE as leakage-related codes. The sensor can detect moisture even when a floor leak is not visible, so treat the display cautiously.
Samsung notes a WaterWall-specific interpretation for some models. Display behavior and leak-protection procedures are not universal across the brand's dishwasher range.
Read the full Samsung guide ↗Samsung Support · dishwasher error codes · checked September 27, 2026 ↗BoschDishwasher · Dishwasher
A drain-related condition was detected
Documented display: E24 / E-24
Bosch lists E24 as a drain-related code with more than one possible explanation. It does not, by itself, prove that the drain pump has failed.
Bosch's guidance presents multiple E24 possibilities and steps. Pump-cover access, drain routing, and owner-serviceable components vary by model; do not treat one procedure as applicable to every Bosch dishwasher.
Read the full Bosch guide ↗Bosch Home · dishwasher error codes · checked September 27, 2026 ↗LGDryer · Electric dryer
The dryer reports restricted exhaust airflow
Documented display: d75 / d80 / d90 / d95
LG describes the d75, d80, d90 and d95 family as exhaust-duct restriction indicators. The displayed percentage is a warning level, not a precise measurement of the duct.
This entry is intentionally limited to LG electric dryers. LG says the interpretation can differ on gas models, and vent layouts vary by installation. Use the exact manual and professional guidance for your setup.
Read the full LG guide ↗LG Support · dryer error-code list · checked September 27, 2026 ↗SamsungDryer · Dryer
The door or latch is not detected as secured
Documented display: dC / dE / dF family
Samsung groups dC, dE, dF and similar displays as dryer door-related codes. They describe a door-state condition, not a confirmed latch replacement.
The code list includes multiple variants, including 1 dC and 1 dF. Models without a digital display may show blinking lights instead; the manual explains that model's indicator pattern.
Read the full Samsung guide ↗Samsung Support · dryer error codes · checked September 27, 2026 ↗SamsungDryer · Dryer
An abnormal heating or temperature condition was detected
Documented display: HC / hE / HC4 family
Samsung describes HC-family displays as heating errors and says temperature or airflow can be involved. The code is not an instruction to open the dryer or test its wiring.
Samsung notes that some HC-family codes can relate to different conditions depending on model and power type. A general page cannot verify voltage, airflow, or heater operation in your home.
Read the full Samsung guide ↗Samsung Support · dryer error codes · checked September 27, 2026 ↗SamsungDryer · Dryer
A temperature sensor or temperature-reading issue was detected
Documented display: tC / tE sensor family
Samsung groups tC and tE variants with dryer temperature errors. A displayed sensor code does not identify a replaceable part without model-specific diagnosis.
Samsung lists multiple temperature-code variants and recommends service when they persist after its model-appropriate checks. The exact display format depends on the control panel.
Read the full Samsung guide ↗Samsung Support · dryer error codes · checked September 27, 2026 ↗SamsungRefrigerator · Refrigerator / freezer
The freezer fan is not reporting expected rotation
Documented display: 21E
Samsung describes 21E as a freezer-fan error. Its code page warns not to unplug or clear refrigerator codes unless instructed, so this guide does not suggest a reset.
Samsung states that the code can have more than one cause and specifically warns against clearing the display without direction. Product families and service steps differ; keep the code visible for a technician.
Read the full Samsung guide ↗Samsung Support · refrigerator error codes · checked September 27, 2026 ↗SamsungRefrigerator · Refrigerator
The refrigerator fan is not reporting expected operation
Documented display: 22E / 22C
Samsung identifies 22E and 22C as refrigerator-fan codes on supported models. Cooling and food-safety decisions need the manufacturer or an authoritative food-safety source.
Samsung groups 22E and 22C together but cautions that codes depend on product model. Its own error-code page recommends preserving the display for diagnosis unless a procedure tells you otherwise.
Read the full Samsung guide ↗Samsung Support · refrigerator error codes · checked September 27, 2026 ↗SamsungRefrigerator · Refrigerator
A refrigerator defrost-sensor error was reported
Documented display: 5E
Samsung includes 5E among its refrigerator defrost-sensor codes. The company's public list is not exhaustive, and the code alone does not establish cooling performance.
Samsung's public error-code page says its commonly received code list is not complete. We include 5E only as a short, source-linked identification entry and do not infer additional checks from other models.
Read the full Samsung guide ↗Samsung Support · refrigerator error codes · checked September 27, 2026 ↗