Every appliance error code, explained with the cause, the fix you can try safely, and when to call a pro.
The LG dryer D80, D90 and D95 error codes all mean the same thing: the airflow through your dryer vent is restricted. They are LG’s Flow Sense warnings. The number tells you how blocked the vent is — D80 means the exhaust is about 80% blocked, D90 about 90%, and D95 about 95%. The first … Read more
The LG washer UE error code means the laundry inside the drum is unbalanced. UE stands for Unbalanced Error. The washer usually shakes or bangs loudly during the spin, slows down, or stops and adds water to try to rebalance the load — and if it cannot, it shows UE and ends the cycle with … Read more
The Samsung washer 4C error code means your Samsung washer is not filling with water correctly. Samsung groups it with 4E: 4C and 4E are the same code, and on some models it also appears as nF or 1 4C. The washer usually starts, waits, and then stops with the code on the display, because … Read more
The Samsung washer 5C error code means your Samsung washer cannot drain the water out of the drum. Samsung groups it with 5E: 5C and 5E are the same code, and on some models it also appears as SE, SC or nd. The washer usually stops mid-cycle, often with the drum still full of water, … Read more
The LG OE error code means your LG washer cannot drain the water out of the drum. OE stands for Outlet Error. The washer usually stops in the middle of a cycle with water still sitting in the drum, and it will not spin until the water has gone. The first safe thing to try … Read more