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-SE- on a Samsung Over-the-Range Microwave: A Shorted Key, Steam and the Sixty-Second Reset

Samsung defines -SE- as a key short error. On a microwave mounted over a cooktop the usual cause is moisture…

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-dE- and -dC- on a Samsung Flex Duo Range: It Is the Divider, Not the Door

On Samsung’s divided ovens the dashed dE and dC codes mean the smart divider is not seated in the right…

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C-10, C-24 and C-F0 on a Samsung Range or Wall Oven: Reading the C Codes Before Any Reset

Samsung documents its range and wall oven codes on one page, explains three of them in detail and gives one…

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83E, 85E, 86E and 88 88: Samsung Refrigerator Power Codes, and the Family Hub 41 and 42

A cluster of Samsung refrigerator codes appear after a storm, a brown-out or a power cut, and Samsung gives all…

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1 4C, 1 dC, 1 HC: The Leading-1 Codes on a Samsung Laundry Combo

Samsung’s washer and dryer code pages both list spellings that begin with a 1 and a space. On an all-in-one…

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Samsung Dryer Blinking Lights: Reading a Problem on a Model Without a Display

Samsung’s dial-and-lights dryers report the same problems as the digital models, but as a blinking indicator on the panel. Samsung…

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4C, 4E and nF on a Samsung Washer: Taps, Hoses, Inlet Screens and the Fill That Never Comes

Samsung groups 4C, 4E and nF as one message: water is not entering the washer correctly. Most of the causes…

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dC, 1E, tE, HC and C-10: The Same Characters Mean Different Things on Different Samsung Appliances

Samsung publishes a separate code list for each product line, and the lists overlap in characters but not in meaning.…

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4E or 4C? Why Samsung Washers Spell the Same Problem Two Ways

Samsung’s washer code list pairs almost every problem twice: an E version and a C version. They are one problem…

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