Official-source error guidance
Every public core field retains attributable manufacturer evidence and appliance scope.
Meaning · safe checks · next steps
Enter the code shown on your appliance to see what it means, what to check first, and when to stop. Follow official checks one at a time, then compare repair and replacement if the problem remains.
Start with a published code
These examples are selected from the current official-source release across Samsung, LG, Bosch, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, KitchenAid, and Maytag. A code is not a confirmed diagnosis.
Samsung · Washing machine
Samsung 0C means the washer detected too much water.
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Samsung 1C means the washer detected a water-level or leakage condition.
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Samsung 4C means water is not entering the washer correctly.
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Samsung 4C2 means the washer detects excessively hot water at the cold-water supply.
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Samsung 5C means water is not draining from the washer at the correct speed or at all.
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Samsung 9C1 means the washer detected irregular supply voltage.
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Samsung UE means the washer cannot complete the cycle because the load is unbalanced.
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Samsung dC means the washer does not detect its door as closed and locked on covered models.
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Coverage is intentionally limited and expands only as official-source records complete technical and publication review.
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Why trust the boundary
Published error guidance is reviewed against official sources. Calculator thresholds are clearly labeled policy, with safety and warranty taking precedence.
Every public core field retains attributable manufacturer evidence and appliance scope.
Fix or Replace uses the written repair and replacement totals you enter; it does not diagnose the fault.
Immediate hazards stop the comparison, and possible coverage is checked before out-of-pocket economics.