Samsung Dishwashers

Samsung DW80CB545012

Model # DW80CB545012

The DW80CB545012 is a 24-inch built-in dishwasher that Samsung lists as Bespoke Dishwasher with StormWash™ AutoRelease™ Door | Wi-Fi 46dBA. A DW80CB545012 that leaves water in the tub is traced from the filter to the pump to the drain hose, and a leak-sensor code on it is confirmed as a real leak or a false one – a spill that reached the base, or condensation – before anything is ordered.

With the breaker off and the supply valve under the sink closed, the toe-kick and outer door panel of the DW80CB545012 come off and the part a code names is measured rather than swapped; AP on the display, which means app-pairing mode, is explained and not treated as a problem.

Key Features

  • 24-inch built-in dishwasher
  • StormWash rotating spray jets for heavily soiled items
  • AutoRelease door that opens at the end of the cycle for drying
  • SmartThings Wi-Fi connection with cycle alerts
  • Bespoke panel design
  • 46 dBA rated sound level

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

LC or LE leak-sensor code at start

02

Cycle stalling at the drying stage

03

5C, 5E, SC or SE with water left in the tub

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Samsung DW80CB545012 FAQ

The same family - water supply - but different wording and different parts. On the DW80CB545012 4C or 4E points at water pressure or temperature too low for the cycle, so the first checks are the supply valve under the sink and the hot-water temperature reaching the machine, not the dishwasher’s own valve.

LC or LE is the leak-sensor code: moisture has reached the sensor in the base of the DW80CB545012. With the breaker off and the supply valve closed, look for water on the floor beneath the DW80CB545012 and at the toe-kick. If the base is dry and the code returns once it has dried out, the sensor and its connections need testing rather than a hose.

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