
Samsung Refrigerator Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do
Fan errors (21E, 22E), defrost and ice maker codes (5E, 8E, 33E, 39E), compressor and power codes (83E, 85E, 86E, 88 88) and the OF OF demo mode — explained with safe owner steps.
Error-code tables and safe self-checks for the appliances we repair most in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. Try the simple fixes first; if the problem comes back, call (702) 744-2944.

Fan errors (21E, 22E), defrost and ice maker codes (5E, 8E, 33E, 39E), compressor and power codes (83E, 85E, 86E, 88 88) and the OF OF demo mode — explained with safe owner steps.

Fan codes (FF, rF, CF, IF), defrost and sensor codes (dH, dS, rS, FS, rt), water and communication codes (gF, CO) — with safe owner steps and when to call.

Eight safe checks for a warm refrigerator — from the temperature setting and blocked vents to dirty coils, fans and frost — and the signs that need a technician.

Water fill (4C), drain (5C), door (dC, dE), unbalanced load (UE, Ub), suds (Sd), leak (1C/LE), motor (3C) and heater/temperature codes — with the steps Samsung recommends.

Drain (OE), fill (IE), balance (UE), motor (LE), door (dE, dL), water level (PE), overfill (FE), sensor and suds codes for LG front-load and top-load washers.

F-codes for Whirlpool-family washers (Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, KitchenAid): water fill (F8E1), long drain (F9E1), lid and door lock (F5E1–F5E3), pressure sensor (F3E1), motor (F7E1), overload and overflow.

Six safe checks for a washer full of water — pump filter, drain hose, standpipe, suds and load — and the signs of a failed drain pump or lid lock.

Overheating (HC), temperature sensor (tS, tC), door (dE, dO), voltage (9C1), stuck button (bE), communication (AC, AE) and vent-blockage codes — with Samsung's owner steps.

Flow Sense vent codes (d80–d95), heat and thermistor codes (tE1, tE3), gas (gAS), door (dE), power (PS) and humidity sensor (HS) codes for LG dryers.

Thermistor codes (F3E1, F3E3), door switch (F5E1), control and communication (F1E1, F6E2) and power failure (PF) on Whirlpool-family dryers.

Seven safe checks for a gas or electric dryer that runs but won't heat — breakers, gas valve, lint screen, vent and settings — plus the signs of a failed part.

GE range and wall oven fault codes F0, F1, F2, F3, F4, F7 and F9 — what each points to and what you can safely do before calling a technician.

Door and key (C-d0, C-20), temperature (C-10, C-24), communication (C-F0), partition (-dC-), power (bAd LinE) and demo-mode (tESt) codes on Samsung ranges and wall ovens.

Oven sensor (F1, F2, F4), keypad (F3), overheat (F6, F16), convection fan (F7), no heat (F9, F19), door lock (F10, F20), communication (F11) and induction cooktop (CF) codes for LG ranges.

Runaway temperature (F10), keypad (F11), oven sensor (F30, F31) and door lock (F90, F91) codes on Frigidaire and Electrolux ranges and wall ovens.

Six safe checks for a gas or electric oven that won't heat — power, gas, settings, demo mode, igniter and elements — and the signs of a failed part.

Leak protection (E15), drain (E24, E25), filter (E22), heater (E09) and water-fill codes (E14, E16, E17) — what you can safely check and when to call.

Water supply (4C), drain (5C), leak (LC/LE), heater and temperature (HE, HC, tE), overflow (OC), pump (3C) and button (bE) codes for Samsung dishwashers.

Drain (OE), fill (IE), overfill (FE), leak (AE, E1), suds (bE), motor (LE), heater (HE), sensor (tE) and spray diverter (nE) codes for LG dishwashers.

Six safe checks for standing water in a dishwasher — filter, disposal plug, air gap, drain hose and sump — and the signs of a failed drain pump.

Five safe checks for a disposal that hums, jams or won't turn on — reset button, hex-key unjamming, power and GFCI — and when replacement is the right fix.

Five safe checks for a trash compactor that won't start, stops mid-stroke or won't compact — key switch, drawer, power, overload and bag — and what needs a technician.

Six checks for gas and electric restaurant fryers — gas supply, pilot, reset, flue, thermostat and probe — and which faults need a technician.

Why combi ovens lose steam, fail cleaning cycles or show water-supply faults with Las Vegas hard water — and the daily checks that prevent most service calls.
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