The CL error code on a Samsung washing machine can have a slightly different meaning depending on the exact model and context. There are two main interpretations of the CL error code:

1. Child Lock activated with water in the tub and door open:

• This interpretation applies if the CL error appears after you activate the child lock feature while the machine has water in the tub and the door is open.
• It signifies a safety precaution to prevent water leakage and potential hazards.
• In this case, the machine will automatically initiate a drain cycle to empty the water before allowing any further interaction.
• Once the draining finishes, the CL error should disappear, and you can close the door to resume normal operation.

2. Door lock issue in newer models:

• On newer Samsung washer models, the CL error code can also simply indicate a door lock issue, similar to other door-related codes like dE, dL, etc.
• This could mean the door isn't properly closed or latched, preventing the cycle from starting or continuing.

The C6 error code signifies a communication error between the control board and the motor in your Samsung washing machine. This means the brain (control board) responsible for managing various functions cannot effectively communicate with the muscles (motor) driving the drum.

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The Cb error code indicates a calibration issue with your Samsung washing machine. This means the internal balance scales, responsible for ensuring proper weight distribution during the spin cycle, need recalibration.

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All the error codes you mentioned (dc*, Ub, U6, Ur, UE, 1 Ub, 1U6) pertain to unbalanced load issues in a Samsung washing machine. The asterisk * in "dc" represents variations like dC, dCA, or dCL depending on your specific model, but they all signify the same problem.

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Both ddC and dC3 error codes on a Samsung washing machine point to the same issue: a problem with the add-door (also called a second door or auxiliary door) on your machine. This door allows you to add clothes to the wash cycle even after it has started.

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The SUd, 5UD, Sd, 5d, SUdS, and 5Ud5 error codes all signify the same issue on a Samsung washing machine: excessive suds production. The slight variations in spelling might represent different models or display formats used by Samsung.

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The SDC, 5DC error code on a Samsung washing machine! This one specifically indicates an issue with your detergent compartment. While the codes look slightly different (SDC and 5DC), they seem to point to the same problem on most Samsung models.

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The 1dC4 error code on a Samsung washing machine! This specific code seems to be somewhat less common than other door-related errors like dS, dC, dL, and dE. However, based on information from various sources, it still appears to signify a door issue, specifically a door not closed or locked properly.

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The dL error code on a Samsung washing machine signifies a door lock issue. It indicates that the machine is unable to properly lock the door, preventing it from starting a cycle or continuing if it was already running. This ensures safety and proper operation as the washing machine operates with water and electricity.

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The dE error code on a Samsung washing machine signifies a door issue, specifically a door not closed or locked properly. This is similar to several other door-related error codes like FL, dS, and LO. The reason for using different codes across models or even within the same model might be due to internal variations or differences in the way the machine detects and reports door anomalies.

• The dE1 error code on a Samsung washing machine also signifies a door issue, specifically a door not closed or locked properly. This is similar to the dE code and other door-related errors you've mentioned, such as FL, dS, and LO. The "1" suffix might indicate a variation in how the door anomaly is detected or reported in your specific model.
• The dE2 error code on a Samsung washing machine also signifies a door issue, similar to other door-related codes like dE, dE1, dS, and FL. However, the "2" suffix might indicate a slight variation in the problem or how it's detected within your specific model.

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