The LO error code on a Samsung washing machine also signifies a door issue, specifically a door not closed or locked properly. It's quite similar to the FL and dS codes previously mentioned. This means the machine detects the door isn't secure enough for safe operation, preventing it from starting a cycle or continuing if it was already running.

Here's what you can do about the LO error

The FL error code on a Samsung washing machine signifies a door lock issue. It means 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.

Here's what you can do about the FL error code

The d5 error code on a Samsung washing machine also indicates a door issue, similar to the dS error code. It specifically signifies a door not open error. This means the machine detects that the door is open when it shouldn't be, preventing it from starting a cycle or continuing if it was already running.

Here's what you can do about the d5 error

The dS error code on a Samsung washing machine actually denotes a door issue, specifically a door not closed or locked properly. This can prevent the machine from starting a cycle to ensure safety and proper operation.

Here's what you can do about the dS error

The 19C2 error code on a Samsung washing machine signifies an electrical anomaly issue. This means the machine is detecting something unusual with the power supply, preventing it from functioning properly.

Here's what you can do about the 19C2 error

The UC error code on a Samsung washing machine indicates a problem with the voltage supply. Unlike other voltage-related errors like 9C1, 9C2, 9E1, and 9E2, which specify either low or high voltage, the UC error is more general and simply points to an abnormal voltage. This means the machine is not receiving the expected voltage level (usually around 110 volts) and is unable to function properly.

Here's what you can do about the UC error

The 9E2 error code on a Samsung washing machine also signifies a power supply issue, similar to the 9E1 error code. However, the specific concern for 9E2 is an overvoltage situation. 

This means the machine is receiving a higher voltage than the expected level (usually exceeding 110 volts) and is unable to function properly due to the potential danger and risk of damage.

Here's what you can do about the 9E2 error

The 9E1 error code on a Samsung washing machine indicates a power supply issue, specifically related to abnormal voltage. This means the machine is not receiving the correct voltage level (usually around 110 volts) and is unable to function properly.

Here's what you can do about the 9E1 error

The 2E error code on a Samsung washing machine indicates a drain error, meaning the machine is having trouble emptying the water during the washing cycle. This can lead to several issues, like:

• The washing machine stops prematurely at any point during the cycle due to unremoved water.
• The machine displays the 2E error code and beeps or flashes lights.
• Water might overflow from the machine if the issue persists.

The 3E error code on a Samsung washing machine indicates a motor driving error, meaning the machine is having trouble controlling the motor properly. This can lead to various issues, including:

• The washing machine not spinning or agitating the clothes.
• Unusual noises or vibrations coming from the machine.
• The washing cycle stopping prematurely.