The PF error code on a Samsung washing machine signifies a power failure:

• Meaning: The machine detected a sudden loss of power during the washing cycle.
• Causes: This could be due to various factors like power outages, tripped breakers, loose connections, or even internal issues with the machine's power supply system.

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

The 9C2 error code on a Samsung washing machine also indicates a power supply issue, similar to the 9C1 code. However, in the case of 9C2, the specific concern is low voltage. This means the machine isn't receiving the expected voltage level (usually around 110 volts) and is unable to function properly.

Here's what you can do about the 9C2 error

The 9C1 error code on a Samsung washing machine indicates a power supply issue. This means the machine is not receiving the correct voltage or is experiencing some kind of power fluctuation. 

Here's what you can do about it:

The bE2 error code on a Samsung washing machine, just like E2 and similar codes like 6E2 and BE2, all essentially point to the same issue: a jammed button on the control panel.

Essentially, one or more buttons are getting stuck in the pressed position, preventing the machine from functioning properly.

Here's what you can do about it

The 6E2 error code on a Samsung washing machine actually belongs to the same family as E2, bE2, and BE2, all signifying a jammed button issue. The "6" prefix might indicate a specific button or group of buttons involved on your particular model.

Here's what you can do about it:

The E2 error code on a Samsung washing machine indicates a jammed button error. This means that one of the buttons on the control panel is getting stuck in the pressed position, preventing the machine from functioning properly.

Here's what you can do about it

The 1 OC error code on a Samsung washing machine isn't as commonly encountered as the individual 0E or OC codes, but it still signifies an overflow issue, with a slight twist. Here's what you need to know:

• The "1" potentially indicates an abnormal water level or pressure issue within the tub. This could involve insufficient water entering the tub, excessive water during the cycle, or pressure fluctuations beyond normal parameters.
• The "OC" still signifies the overflow error, as the machine detects excess water accumulation in the tub, regardless of the specific water level/pressure problem.

The OC error code on a Samsung washing machine typically indicates an overflow, meaning the machine has detected excessive water accumulating in the tub during the washing cycle. This can lead to water spilling out of the machine and causing potential damage. 

Here's what you can do to troubleshoot the issue

The OE error code on a Samsung washing machine indicates an overflow error. This means the machine has detected excessive water accumulating in the tub during the washing cycle. 

This can be caused by several factors, and here's what you can do to troubleshoot the problem:

The 1 5C error code on a Samsung washing machine typically indicates a combined drainage issue, suggesting two potential problems:

1. Water level/pressure issue: The "1" could represent an error related to abnormal water level or pressure within the washing machine tub. This might involve insufficient water entering the tub, excessive water during the cycle, or pressure fluctuations.

2. Drain error: The "5C" signifies the more common drainage problem encountered in Samsung washing machines. It indicates that the machine is unable to drain the water out of the tub effectively during or after the washing cycle.

Here are some possible causes and troubleshooting steps for the 1 5C error: