Let’s look at some common error code and how to fix them:

• Hot/Cold Water Supply Mix-Up:

If you see codes like nF1, 14C2, 4E2, 4C2, or CE, it might mean the hot and cold water supply hoses are swapped or not installed correctly. Double check to make sure they are in the right spot.

• Water Leaking or Sensor Issue:

Codes like 1E, 1 LC, LC, LE, LC1, 1C, and 1C mean your machine might be leaking or there’s a problem with the water level sensor. Check for leaks and ensure the machine is level.

• Water Filling Incorrectly:

Seeing 4E, 4C, 1 4C, nF means water isn’t filling as it should. Ensure the Water tap is Fully open and the Hose isn’t kinked.

• Water Won’t Drain:

Uh-oh, 5E, and, 5C, SE, 1 5C, SC means water isn’t draining. Check the drain hose for blockages or kinks, and clean the filter.

• Door Issues:

dS, 1dC1, d5, 1dC4, FL, 1 DC, LO, L0, dC1, DC, dE2, dE1, dE codes tell you the door isn’t properly closed and locked. Please give it a firm push to make sure it’s securely closed.

• Uneven Load:

Got dc, Ub, U6, Ur, UE, 1Ub, 1U6. Then your laundry might be playing a game of tumble tower. Stop the cycle, open the door, and evenly spread the clothes.

• Water Level Sensor Issues (1E, E7, 1C):

Ensure there are no kinks or obstructions in the sensor hose. Verify all connections to the sensor are secure. A faulty sensor may need replacement.

• Water Supply Problems (4E, E1, 4C):

Inspect the valve and hose for any obstructions. Ensure all connections are tight and correct. Double-check that hoses are not crossed to prevent water supply issues.

• Drainage Concerns (5E, E2, 5C):

Look for any drain pump or hose blockages that could impede water flow. Secure all connections, and consider replacing the pump if it’s not functioning properly.

• Overheating Issues (CC):

Monitor the water temperature. If it’s too high, the heater or sensor might be faulty and require replacement.

• Door Malfunctions (dE, dE1, Ed, dC, DC1, DC):

Make sure the door is completely closed without obstructions. Inspect and possibly replace the door switch if issues persist. Also, check the PCB circuit for faults.

• Leak Detection (LE, LE1, E9, 11E, LC, LC1):

Investigate hoses, valves, and tub connections for any signs of leaks to prevent water damage.

• Excessive Foam/Suds (Sud):

This typically happens from using too much detergent. Allow the machine to run its foam removal cycle fully.

• Unbalanced Load Errors (UE, E4, UB):

Redistribute the laundry evenly. Avoid washing large or bulky items alone to prevent unbalance issues.

• No Water Filling (NF):

Ensure the machine is powered on. Check the water inlet hose and filter for obstructions to restore proper water flow.

• Other Codes (9C6, 9C7/9C8, 18:8J, 3E/1 3C, AE, AC, 8E, BE, tE, tE1, tC, HC, HE, PC, PE, IE, SF, bE, 6E, 7E):

These codes indicate more technical issues such as circuit, motor, sensor, temperature, communication, heating, and system errors that often require professional assistance. Don’t hesitate to contact support for help with these more complex problems.