If your Samsung washing machine is flashing different codes, you’ve come to the right place. In this detailed guide, we’ll be showing you what to do to resolve this issue.
So, without wasting any more time, lets begin the guide…
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Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing DC
If your Samsung washing machine is flashing a DC error code on the display, it means that the load in the washer is unbalanced. This occurs when you overfill the drum with clothes. This makes it difficult for the drum to spin The same thing also happens if you don’t put enough clothes when washing.
To avoid this issue, you must always put a moderate quantity of clothes in the machine. The recommended quantity to put will vary depending on the size of your machine. It is advised that you consult your owner’s manual to learn the amount of clothes you should put in your washer.
Another thing that could cause this error code is putting your washer on an uneven surface. If your washer’s drum sits tilted at an angle, it won’t turn as it should. This, in turn, leads to the DC error code. In order to avoid this issue, ensure that your washer is sitting on a firm, even surface.
Tip: It is good practice to distribute your clothes evenly in your washer’s drum. This will distribute the weight evenly and help ensure that everything stays balanced.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing NF
If your Samsung washing machine is flashing the error code NF, it means that the machine isn’t getting water. This indicates that there is an issue with the water supply. Here’s how to fix this problem…
Step 1. Turn off your washing machine’s water and power supply.
Step 2. Disconnect the water inlet hose/hoses from the back of the washing machine.
Step 3. Disconnect the water hoses from your home water supply.
Step 4. Using a pair of pliers, gently pull out the little mesh filter inside the water inlet port at the back of the washing machine.
Step 5. Rinse the filter thoroughly in a sink.
Step 6. Once the filter is clean, put it back in place.
Step 7. Take your water inlet hose/hose’s to a tap.
Step 8. Try running water through the hose. If water doesn’t move freely through the hose, it means that something has clogged.
Step 9. If you notice that your water inlet hose is clogged, get something like a garden wire.
Step 10. Pass the wire through the hose and try to push out any debris that may have clogged it. You can also try blowing through the hose.
Step 11. After clearing the hose, try running water through it. If it is still a bit clogged, repeat the process above. If not, continue with the procedure.
Step 12. Check the pressure of your water supply. If you don’t know how to do this yourself, consider hiring a plumber to take a look at it. The pressure of your water supply should be at least 20 psi for your washing machine to work properly.
Step 13. Connect your water inlet hose back to your water supply (ensure that it is securely connected to avoid leakage). Remember not to bend or kink the hose, as this could restrict water flow.
Step 14. Connect the water inlet hose to the back of the washing machine. Remember to connect it securely.
Step 15. Turn on your power and water supply. Ensure that the water valve are fully opened.
Step 16. Run a wash cycle to see if the issue has been resolved.
Why Is My Samsung Washing Machine Flashing SUD?
If your Samsung washing machine is flashing the error code SUD (often read as 5UD), it means that there is excessive foaming going on in the washing machine’s drum. Most times this happens when you use the wrong type of detergent when washing.
It is advised that you only use HE (High Efficiency) detergent in your washing machine. This type of detergent produces less suds than normal detergent.
You can also get the SUD error on your Samsung washing machine if you put too much detergent in your washer. It doesn’t matter if you use HE detergent. You must measure the quantity of soap you use per wash to avoid this error code. Follow the instructions in your washer’s manual to learn the proper quantity of soap to use.
What Does The Red Lock Mean On A Samsung Washing Machine?
The red lock symbol on a Samsung washing machine is the Child Lock indicator. This feature prevents anyone from changing any of the machine’s settings during a wash cycle. This comes in very handy for homes with little kids.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing ND
If your Samsung washing machine is flashing the ND error code, it means that the washer is not draining. Here are the different things that can cause this issue…
1. Defective Drain Pump
If your washing machine’s drain pump is defective, water won’t flow out of the washer as it should. The drain pump will need to be replaced; here’s how to do it…
Step 1. Turn off your washer’s water and power supply.
Step 2. Disconnect your washer’s water inlet hose from your water supply.
Step 3. Disconnect the drain hose from your home drain.
Step 4. Carefully tilt the machine on to its side and lay it on the ground.
Step 5. Depending on the model of your washing machine, you may find a metal sheet at the base. Remove the screws holding the sheet using a Philips screwdriver.
Step 6. Once you’ve removed the sheet, you will find the drain pump with a black hose connected to it.
Step 7. Disconnect the wire harnesses connected to the drain pump (there should be two).
Step 8. The pump is held in place by three screws. Remove them using a Philips screwdriver.
Step 9. Pull the drain pump out of place.
Step 10. Around the edge of the pump, there should be small black band. This band acts as a seal. Depending on your washer’s model, you may have to keep this band for the new drain pump. However, some drain pumps come with their own.
Step 11. Get your new drain pump out of its pack.
Step 12. If new pump doesn’t have the black ring around the edge, transfer the ring on the old one to it.
Step 13. Line up the new drain pump in the same position as the one you removed.
Step 14. Reapply the three screws you removed from the old pump.
Step 15. Connect the wire harnesses to the new drain pump.
Step 16. If your machine has one, screw the metal noise sheet back in place at the base of the washer.
Step 17. Lift the washing machine upright.
Step 18. Reconnect the water inlet hose to your home water supply. Ensure that the connections are secure to avoid water leakage.
Step 19. Insert the drain hose into your home drain. Ensure that it isn’t inserted more than 8 inches into the drain. It also shouldn’t be inserted less than 6 inches. Remember not to bend or kink the drain hose.
Step 20. Turn on your washer’s water and power supply.
Step 21. Run a wash cycle to see if the issue has been resolved.
Note: Please keep in mind that the repair process may vary depending on the model of your washer. If you couldn’t follow the procedure above on your washer, please refer to the following video…
2. Clogged Drain Pump Filter (Front Loaders Only)
Another reason your Samsung washing machine may not be draining is a clogged drain pump filter. Here’s how to clean it…
Step 1. Turn off your machine’s water and power supply.
Step 2. Press and open the little panel in front of your machine at the bottom.
Step 3. Place some towels or old rags on the ground in front of the machine.
Step 4. Pull out the short capped hose under the panel a few inches.
Step 5. Place a container underneath the hose and pull the cap off.
Step 6. Let any water in the machine drain into the container.
Step 7. Once the machine has been drained, put the hose’s cap back on and push the hose back in place.
Step 8. Turn the knob beside the hose counterclockwise and pull it out. This is known as the drain pump filter.
Step 9. Remove any debris or lint in the filter and rinse it thoroughly.
Step 10. Once the filter is clean, put it back in place and turn it clockwise to lock it.
Step 11. Put the panel back in place and turn on the power and water supply.
Step 12. Run a wash cycle to see if the issue has been fixed.
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Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing 4C
If your Samsung washing machine is flashing a 4C (or 4E) error code, it means that the washing machine isn’t getting enough water. Here’s what to do to fix this issue…
Step 1. Turn off your washing machine’s power and water supply.
Step 2. Disconnect your water inlet hose from the back of your washer. Some machines have two hoses.
Step 3. Disconnect the water inlet hose from your home water supply.
Step 4. Using a pair of pliers, carefully pull out the little mesh filter inside the water inlet port at the back of the washing machine.
Step 5. Rinse the filter thoroughly to remove anything that may be clogging it.
Step 6. Once the filter is clean, put it back in place.
Step 7. Get a plumber to check the pressure of your water supply. It should be no less than 20psi for the machine to function normally.
Step 8. Take your water inlet hose to a tap.
Step 9. Try running water through the hose. If water doesn’t move freely through the hose, it means that something has clogged it.
Step 10. If the hose is clogged, get a strong, durable wire and pass it through the hose. Use the wire to clear any blockages. You can also try blowing through the hose.
Step 11. Run water through the hose again. If it is still blocked, repeat the process above. If not, continue with the procedure.
Step 12. Once the hose is clear, connect it back to your home water supply. Ensure that the connection is secure in order to avoid leakage.
Step 13. Connect the other end of the hose to the water inlet port at the back if the washing machine.
Step 14. Ensure that all connections are secure.
Step 15. Turn on your washer’s power and water supply. Ensure that the water valve is fully opened.
Step 16. Run a wash cycle to see if the issue has been fixed.
Note: if this doesn’t fix your issue, your washing machine may have a more serious problem. It is advised that you contact a repair service to further diagnose the issue.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing 5E
If your Samsung washing machine is flashing the error code 5E (often read as SE), it means that there is an issue with the drainage system. Here’s what to do if your Samsung washing machine is not draining…
Step 1. Turn off your washing machine’s water and power supply to avoid water spills and electrocution.
Step 2. Get some old rags or towels and place them on the ground in front of your washer (front loaders only).
Step 3. Press and open the little panel in front of your washer at the bottom (front loaders only).
Step 4. Under the panel, you will find a short capped hose. Pull the hose out a few inches (front loaders only).
Step 5. Place a container underneath the hose and pull the cap out (front loaders only).
Step 6. Let any water in the washer’s drum drain out from the hose into the container (front loaders only).
Step 7. Once all the water has drained out, put the hose’s cap back on and push the hose back in place (front loaders only).
Step 8. Turn the knob beside the hose counterclockwise and pull it out. This is known as the drain pump filter (front loaders only).
Step 9. Remove any lint or debris that may have accumulated in the filter. Also rinse the filter thoroughly in a sink (front loaders only).
Step 10. Once the filter is clean, put it back in place and turn it clockwise to lock it in place (front loaders only).
Step 11. Put the panel back in place (front loaders only).
Step 12. Go to the back of the washing machine.
Step 13. Inspect the machine’s drain hose for kinks or bends and straighten them. A kink in the drain hose can restrict water flow.
Step 14. Ensure that the drain hose hasn’t been inserted more than 8 inches into your home drain. It also shouldn’t be inserted less than 6 inches.
Step 15. Turn on your washing machine’s water and power supply.
Step 16. Run a wash cycle to see if the issue has been resolved.
Note: If this doesn’t fix your washer’s issue, it may have a more serious problem. It is advised that you consult a repair service to further diagnose the issue.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing UB
If your Samsung washing machine is flashing the UB error code, it means that the load in the washer is not balanced. Most times this is caused by putting too many clothes into the washer.
If you overload the washer with clothes, the drum won’t be able turn as it normally should. As a result, the washer will produce a UB error code. Surprisingly, the same issue may also occur if you don’t put enough clothes in your washer.
To avoid this issue, always ensure to put a moderate quantity of clothes in your washer. The recommended quantity of clothes you should put will vary depending on the size of your washing machine. Please consult your machine’s manual to learn the right amount of clothes to put in.
You may also get the UB error if your washer isn’t sitting on an even surface. If the machine sits tilted at an angle, the weight of the clothes will rest on one part of the drum. This will make it difficult for the washer’s drum to spin.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing DE
If your Samsung washing machine is flashing the error code DE, it means that the door isn’t properly locked. Most times this is caused by not properly shutting the washer’s door before starting a cycle. Before you jump to any conclusions, check to ensure that the washer’s door is firmly shut.
If you notice that you can’t firmly shut the door, the issue is most likely the door lock switch. Here’s how to replace this part…
Step 1. Turn off your washer’s water and power supply.
Step 2. Open the door of your washing machine.
Step 3. Feel your way around the gray door seal until you find the metal retaining band around it.
Step 4. Wedge a flat-headed screwdriver under the band and work your way around it until you the entire band comes off.
Step 5. Peel the door seal back a bit towards your left to get access to the door lock.
Step 6. Using a Philips screwdriver, remove the two screws in the door opening holding the door lock in place.
Step 7. Once the screws have been taken out, you can remove the door lock assembly by reaching behind the door seal and pulling it out. However, you can’t completely remove it just yet.
Step 8. The door lock assembly will be connected to a plastic cover. To disconnect the assembly from the cover, carefully pry them apart using a flat-headed screwdriver.
Step 9. Once you’ve removed the cover from the door lock assembly, disconnect the wire harness from the assembly.
Step 10. Get your new door lock assembly out of it’s pack.
Step 11. Connect your new door lock assembly to the wire harness.
Step 12. Fit the new door lock assembly into the plastic cover.
Step 13. Put the new door lock assembly in place behind the door seal.
Step 14. Reapply the screws you removed from the old lock to secure it in place.
Step 15. Fit the door’s gray seal back in place. Ensure that it is properly lined up.
Step 16. Run the metal band around the door seal to secure it. If you have any difficulty putting it in place, wedge a screwdriver between the band and the door seal. Ensure that the door seal is properly secured.
Step 17. Close your washing machine’s door.
Step 18. Turn on your machine’s water and power supply.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing OC
If your Samsung washing machine is flashing the OC error code, it means the washer’s drum is overfilled with water. This issue is often caused by a defective water inlet valve/valves. Here’s how to replace this part…
Step 1. Turn off your washer’s power and water supply. Ensure that water valve is properly shut.
Step 2. Disconnect your water supply hose from the back of your washer.
Step 3. Using a Philips screwdriver, remove the two screws at the back of the washer’s top panel.
Step 4. Slide the panel back and lift it out of place.
Step 5. Disconnect the wire harnesses connected to the water inlet valve inside the washer. Take note of each harness’s position.
Step 6. You will find some screws holding the valve at the water inlet port behind the washer; take the screws out.
Step 7. Once the screws have been taken out, lift the valve out of the washer’s cabinet.
Step 8. You will find some hoses connected to the valve. Take note of each hose’s position.
Step 9. Use a pair of pliers to release the metal clamps securing the hoses.
Step 10. Once the clamps are out of place, detach the hoses from the valve.
Step 11. Take your new water inlet valve out of its pack.
Step 12. Connect each hose to its corresponding port on the water inlet valve.
Step 13. Slide the metal clamps back in place to secure the hoses.
Step 14. Insert the valve through the water inlet port on the washer’s cabinet.
Step 15. Reapply the screws to firmly mount the water inlet the valve.
Step 16. Connect each wire harness to its corresponding terminal on the water inlet valve.
Step 17. Slide the washer’s top pane back in place.
Step 18. Reapply the screws to the washer’s top panel.
Step 19. Connect your water inlet hose back to the inlet port. Ensure that the hose is securely connected to avoid water spills.
Step 20. Turn on your washer’s water and power supply.
Step 21. Run a wash cycle to see if the issue has been resolved.
Note: Please keep in mind that the process of replacing this part will vary a bit depending on your washer’s model. If you couldn’t follow the process above on your washer, refer to the video below to learn another way to replace this part…
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing UE
If your Samsung washing machine is flashing the UE error code, it means an unbalanced load has been detected. This is often caused by putting too many clothes into your washer at a time.
If the weight in your washer is too much, the drum won’t turn as it normally should. The same thing also happens if you don’t put enough clothes in the drum.
You can also get the UE error if your washer isn’t sitting on an even surface. Always ensure to put your washing machine on a firm, even surface.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing 5C
If your Samsung Washing machine is flashing the error code 5C (often read as SC), it indicates that there is an issue with the drainage system. To fix this issue, do the following…
Step 1. Turn off your washing machine’s water and power supply.
Step 2. Place some rags or old towels on the ground in front of your washer (front loaders only).
Step 3. Press and open the little panel in front of your washer at the bottom (front loaders only).
Step 4. Pull the short capped hose under the panel out a few inches (front loaders only).
Step 5. Place a container under the hose.
Step 6. Pull the hose’s cap off and let any water that is in the washer’s drum drain out (front loaders only).
Step 7. Once all the water has drained out, put the hose’s cap back on and push the hose back in place (front loaders only).
Step 8. Turn the knob beside the hose counterclockwise and pull it out. This is known as the drain pump filter (front loaders only).
Step 9. Remove any debris or lint that may be clogging the filter. Also rinse the filter thoroughly with clean water.
Step 10. Once the filter is clean, put it back in place and turn it clockwise to lock (front loaders only).
Step 11. Put the cover panel back in place (front loaders only).
Step 12. Go to the back of your washing machine.
Step 13. Inspect your washer’s drain hose for any bends or kinks and straighten as needed. A kinked hose can restrict water flow.
Step 14. If your home drain is a standpipe, ensure that the drain hose isn’t inserted more than 8 inches into it. The hose also shouldn’t be inserted less than 6 inches.
Step 15. Turn on your washer’s water and power supply.
Step 16. Run a wash cycle to see if the issue has been resolved.
Note: If the procedure above didn’t fix your problem, your washing machine may have a more serious issue. It is advised that you consult a washer repair service to further diagnose the issue.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing Red Lock
A flashing red lock on your Samsung washing machine simply indicates that the machine’s Child Lock feature is on. If Child Lock is on, you won’t be able to change any settings in the washer.
The process of deactivating Child Lock will vary depending on the model of your washer. Here are some of the different methods…
Samsung Washing Machine Flashing Red Lock – Deactivation Method 1
To deactivate the Samsung washing machine Child Lock feature, simultaneously press the Options and Smart Control buttons for about 3 seconds. The Child Lock indicator should turn off.
Samsung Washing Machine Flashing Red Lock – Deactivation Method 2
To deactivate the Child Lock feature on a Samsung washing machine, press the Temp and Rinse buttons simultaneously for a few seconds. Hold the buttons until you hear a chime and the Child Lock indicator goes off.
Samsung Washing Machine Flashing Red Lock – Deactivation Method 3
If you want to turn off the Child Lock feature on your Samsung washing machine, press the Prefer Mode and Options buttons simultaneously and hold for 3 seconds.
Note: If the combinations above didn’t work for you, Click here for more ways to turn off Child Lock.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing OE
A flashing OE code on your Samsung washing machine means that the drum is getting overfilled with water. This is water inlet valve is most likely the cause. The water inlet valve is responsible for turning on and shutting off water supply to the machine.
If this part is defective, the water will keep flowing into the washer. Here’s how to replace the water inlet valve in a Samsung washing machine…
Step 1. Turn off your washing machine’s water and power supply.
Step 2. Disconnect your water supply hose from the back of your washing machine.
Step 3. Remove the screws at the back of the washer’s top panel with a Philips screwdriver.
Step 4. Slide the panel back a bit and lift it out of place.
Step 5. The water inlet valve will be found behind the water inlet port inside the washer.
Step 6. Remove the wire harnesses connected to the water inlet valve. Remember to take note of the position of each wire harness.
Step 7. Remove the two screws holding the water inlet valve. These will be found at the back of the washer beside the water inlet port.
Step 8. Once the screws are removed, lift the valve off the washer’s cabinet. You can’t take the whole thing out just yet.
Step 9. You will find some black hoses connected to the water inlet valve. Take note of each hose’s position.
Step 10. Use a pair of pliers to press each of the metal clamps holding the hose. Slide the clamps out of place and disconnect the hoses from the water inlet valve.
Step 11. Pull the valve assembly out of the washer.
Step 12. Take your new water inlet valve out of its pack.
Step 13. Connect each hose to it’s corresponding port on the valve.
Step 14. Slide the clamps back in place to secure the hose.
Step 15. Mount the water inlet valve back on the washer’s cabinet frame.
Step 16. Reapply the screws to hold the valve to the washer.
Step 17. Connect each wire harness to its corresponding terminal on the water valve.
Step 18. Slide the washer’s top panel back in place.
Step 19. Reapply the screws to secure the top panel.
Step 20. Connect the water inlet hose back to the washing machine. Ensure that the hose is securely connected to avoid water spills.
Step 21. Turn on your washing machine’s water and power supply.
Note: Unfortunately, the process of replacing this part will vary depending on your washers model. If the method above didn’t work for you, it is advised that you consult a repair service to help you replace this part.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing LC
If your washing machine flashes the error code LC (or LE) on the display, it means that a leak has been detected. Here’s what to do if your Samsung washing machine is leaking water…
Step 1. Go to the back of your washing machine.
Step 2. Inspect the connection between the water inlet hose and the washer’s water inlet port. If the hose isn’t securely connected, water will leak from the washer.
Step 3. Also inspect the hose for any damage. If you notice any punctures or tears in the hose, replace it immediately.
Step 4. Ensure that your washer sits on a firm, even surface. If your washing machine sits tilted at an angle, water may end up leaking from it.
Step 5. Open the door of your washing machine.
Step 6. Inspect the gray rubber seal around the door opening for punctures or tears. If this seal is damaged, water will leak from the washer’s door during cycles. You will need to call a repair service as soon as possible (front loaders only).
Step 7. Carefully regulate the quantity of detergent you use when washing. If you use too much soap, Excessive foaming will occur. As as result, water will be forced out of the machine. To avoid excessive foaming only use High Efficiency (HE) detergents.
Note: If this solution didn’t fix your problem, your washer probably has a more serious issue. It is advised that you contact a washer repair service to further diagnose the issue.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing UC
If your Samsung washing machine is flashing the error code UC, it means an issue with the power supply has been detected. This occurs mostly as a result of the voltage increasing or decreasing.
The fault lies with the your home power supply. The issue may just be a temporary glitch which can be fixed simply by unplugging the washer and plugging it back after 5 minutes.
To be on the safe side, inspect your washer’s power cord for damage while the machine is unplugged. If you notice that the cord is torn or damaged, it will have to be replaced.
To fix a power supply issue, you’ll need to call a professional electrician to come and take a look at the situation. We strongly advise against attempting to repair this part by yourself.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing 3E
A 3E code on a Samsung washing machine indicates an error with the machine’s direct drive motor. Before rushing to any conclusions, try resetting the washer. This can be done easily by unplugging the machine for 10 minutes and plugging it back.
If this doesn’t fix the issue, you will need to replace your washing machine’s direct drive motor. Here’s how to do this…
Step 1. Turn off your washing machine’s water and power supply to avoid electrocution and water spills.
Step 2. Get a small flat-headed screwdriver, a Philips screwdriver, some thread locker glue, and a socket wrench with a 19mm and 10mm cap.
Step 3. Go to the back of your washer (you may need to disconnect the water supply and drain hoses to do this).
Step 4. Using your Philips screwdriver, remove the screws securing the washing machine’s back panel.
Step 5. Lift the panel up a bit and pull it out of place.
Step 6. You will see the drive motor mounted to the back of the washer’s tub. However, the motor is covered by a metal panel.
Step 7. Put the 19mm cap on your wrench.
Step 8. You will find three holes around the motor. Line them up so that one of them sits at six o’clock.
Step 9. Insert the small flat-headed screwdriver into the hole at the top right and jam the rotor.
Step 10. To remove the bolt holding the cap, use the socket wrench while jamming the rotor at the same time. This will make it a lot easier for you to remove the bolt.
Step 11. Once the bolt is taken out, pull the metal covering out.
Step 12. Disconnect the two wire harnesses connected to the drive motor.
Step 13. Switch the cap on your socket wrench with the 10mm cap.
Step 14. Using the wrench, remove the six bolts holding the drive motor to the washing machine’s tub.
Step 15. Pull the drive motor from the washing machine’s tub.
Step 16. Take your new drive motor out of its pack.
Step 17. Place the new drive motor in the same position as the one you removed.
Step 18. Screw the drive motor in place by applying the six bolts (turn clockwise with the wrench to secure).
Step 19. Connect the each wire harness to it’s appropriate port on the drive motor.
Step 20. Put the metal panel in place over the drive motor.
Step 21. Switch the 10mm cap on your socket wrench to the 19mm cap.
Step 22. Take the 19mm cap and apply a bit of thread locking solution around it.
Step 23. Jam the rotor once again with the screwdriver and screw the bolt in with the wrench.
Step 24. Put the rear panel of the washing machine back in place.
Step 25. Use your Philips screwdriver to screw it in.
Step 26. Connect your water supply hose back to the washer and insert the machine’s drain hose into your home drain.
Step 27. Turn on your washing machine’s water and power supply.
Step 28. Run a wash cycle to see if the issue has been resolved.
Note: If this doesn’t fix the problem, your washing machine may have a more serious issue. It is advised that you contact a washer repair service to further diagnose the situation.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing 5D
If your Samsung washing machine is flashing the 5D (often read as SD) error code, it means that there is excessive foaming in the drum. This is caused by using too much detergent when washing.
Never pour detergent past the Max line in the soap dispenser. Also make sure to use only High Efficiency (HE) detergents when washing. He detergents are designed specially for washing machines. They also don’t produce as much foam as normal detergents.
Samsung Washing Machine Lock Light Flashing
If the red lock light on your Samsung washing machine is flashing, it means that the Child Lock feature is activated. Child lock prevents anyone from tampering with the washer’s settings mid-cycle. This feature is very useful for houses with little kids.
The process of deactivating Child lock on your Samsung washing machine will vary depending on its model. However the most common way to do this is to press the Temp and Rinse buttons simultaneously and hold for 3 seconds.
If this method doesn’t work for you, look for a lock icon on the control panel. You should see two lines pointing to two buttons. These are the button you need to press to deactivate Child Lock. You can also check your washer’s manual to learn its specific controls.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing Basket Symbol
You don’t need to worry if you notice a flashing basket symbol on your washer’s display. It’s just to inform you that it’s time to run the Eco Drum Clean cycle.
Here’s how to run an Eco Drum Clean cycle on your Samsung washing machine…
Step 1. Remove all clothes from your washing machine.
Step 2. Turn on your washing machine’s water and power supply.
Step 3. Using the washer’s control dial, select the Eco Drum Clean cycle.
Step 4. Press the Start button to begin the cycle.
Step 5. Once the cycle is completed, leave the washer’s door open so it can air out.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing Self Clean
If you notice a Self Clean code flashing on your machine’s display, it simply means that the washer is informing you that it’s time to run a Self Clean cycle. To run a Self Clean cycle, do the following…
Step 1. Remove all clothes from your washing machine’s drum.
Step 2. Turn on your washer’s water and power supply.
Step 3. Press the power button on your washing machine.
Step 4. Pour about 2 cups of white vinegar into your washer’s drum (optional).
Step 5. Press the Self Clean button on your washing machine’s control panel.
Step 6. Press the Start button to begin the cycle.
Step 7. Once the cycle is completed, turn the washing machine off and leave the door open to air it out.
Samsung Washing Machine Is Flashing Drum
You don’t need to worry if your washer is flashing a drum icon. The machine is simply informing you that it is time to run an Eco Drum Clean cycle.
Do the following to run an Eco Drum Clean cycle on your Samsung washing machine…
Step 1. Remove all clothes from your washing machine.
Step 2. Turn on your washing machine’s water and power supply.
Step 3. Press the power button on your washing machine.
Step 4. Using the control dial, select the Eco Drum Clean option.
Step 5. Press the Start button to begin the cycle.
Step 6. When the cycle is completed, turn your washing machine off.
What Does Eco Drum Clean Mean On A Samsung Washing Machine?
The Eco Drum Clean feature is used for cleaning the washer’s tub after wash cycles. You should run an Eco Drum Clean cycle every 50 washes or so. This will help your washer stay clean.
