Samsung Appliance Error Codes
Washing Machine
Front-load, top-load, and FlexWash washer codes for leakage, filling, draining, overflow, door lock, load balance, and sensor systems.
1E / LE /
1C / LC
1C / LC
Water Level or Leakage Error
Moisture was detected where it should not be, or the level sensor is reporting a leak-related problem
What This Means
Samsung uses 1E, LE, 1C, LC, and related variants when moisture is detected somewhere it does not belong or the washer thinks there is a leakage or water-level problem.
Common Causes
- Small external or internal water leak
- Kinked drain or supply hose
- Excess suds from too much detergent
- Water-level sensor issue
What You Can Try
Look carefully for any sign of leaking water, check that the hoses behind the washer are not kinked, and run an empty cycle with no additives to see if leftover suds are triggering the code. If there is no visible leak and the code returns, service is likely needed.
4C / nF /
4E
4E
Not Filling Error
The washer is not getting incoming water correctly
What This Means
4C, nF, and 4E mean water is not entering the washer correctly during the fill portion of the cycle.
Common Causes
- Supply valves turned off
- Hot or cold hose connected incorrectly
- Bent or kinked fill hose
- Low pressure or inlet-valve issue
What You Can Try
Make sure both supply valves are fully open, confirm the hoses are connected to the correct inlets, and inspect the hoses for kinks. Restore power and retry after a short reset if needed.
5E / SE /
5C / SC
5C / SC
No Drain Error
The washer cannot drain water at the correct speed, or at all
What This Means
Samsung uses 5E, SE, 5C, and SC when the washer is not draining water properly.
Common Causes
- Blocked or kinked drain hose
- Debris in the drain path
- Drain pump trouble
- Drain setup issue
What You Can Try
Check the drain hose for kinks or clogs, clean any accessible filter or trap, and retry the cycle. If the washer still cannot pump out water, the drain pump may need service.
OE / 0E /
OC / 0C
OC / 0C
Overflow Error
The washer has detected too much water in the tub
What This Means
These overflow codes mean there is too much water in the washer.
Common Causes
- Stuck inlet valve letting water continue to enter
- Drain problem causing water to remain in the tub
- Water-level sensing problem
- Control issue
What You Can Try
Stop the cycle, unplug the washer, and shut off the water supply if the tub continues filling. Because overflow can quickly become a leak problem, do not keep retrying the machine if the code comes back right away.
dE / dC /
dL
dL
Door Error
The washer does not detect the door as closed and locked
What This Means
dE, dC, dL, and related door codes mean the washer does not think the door is shut and locked securely.
Common Causes
- Laundry caught in the door opening
- Door not fully closed
- Latch or switch problem
- Damage around the door strike
What You Can Try
Open the door, remove anything caught in the gasket area, and close it firmly. If the latch looks damaged or the code stays even with the door fully shut, the lock system likely needs repair.
Ub / UE /
Ur
Ur
Unbalanced Load Error
The load is uneven inside the tub and the washer cannot complete spin normally
What This Means
Ub, UE, and similar codes mean the load is unbalanced. A Ur code is usually an unbalanced-load retry and does not mean the washer itself is faulty.
Common Causes
- Single heavy item washing alone
- Bulky load tangled on one side
- Load too small to balance well
- Washer not level
What You Can Try
Pause the cycle, redistribute the laundry, and restart. If the washer shows balance errors often with normal loads, check that it is level and stable on the floor.
SUd / Sd /
5Ud
5Ud
Excessive Suds Error
The washer has detected oversudsing and pauses to let the foam settle
What This Means
Suds-related codes mean the washer has detected too much foam. Samsung notes this is usually caused by detergent use rather than a failed part.
Common Causes
- Too much detergent
- Non-HE detergent in an HE washer
- Detergent buildup from previous cycles
What You Can Try
Let the washer complete its pause and recovery. For future loads, use less HE detergent. If heavy suds remain in the machine, run empty rinse cycles until the foam is gone.
3E / 3C /
E3
E3
Motor Error
The washer has detected a motor-related fault
What This Means
Samsung lists 3E, 3C, E3, and related variants as motor errors in its general washer error section.
Common Causes
- Motor or drive issue
- Heavy or jammed load
- Wiring or communication problem
- Sensor feedback fault
What You Can Try
Power the washer off for a few minutes, restart it, and try a small balanced load. If the same motor code returns, it is usually a service-level fault.
Dryer
Electric and gas dryer error codes for voltage, overheating, vent blockage, door latch, communication, and control-panel issues.
9C1 / 9E /
2E / 9E1
2E / 9E1
Voltage Error
The dryer is detecting abnormal incoming voltage
What This Means
These voltage codes mean something is abnormal with the power being supplied to the dryer.
Common Causes
- Incorrect or unstable supply voltage
- Electric dryer not wired correctly
- Shared circuit or extension-cord use
- Using the appliance in a country with different power standards
What You Can Try
Make sure the dryer is on its own proper circuit and is not using an extension cord. If it is an electric dryer, have the power connection and supply voltage checked before using it again.
bE / bE2 /
6E / 6E2
6E / 6E2
Jammed Button Error
A control-panel button is being detected as stuck or continuously pressed
What This Means
Jammed-button codes appear when the dryer detects a control-panel button being held or stuck.
Common Causes
- Button physically sticking
- Panel contamination or wear
- Control-panel failure
What You Can Try
Turn the dryer off and touch every button individually, working around the edges of each one. If a button still feels stuck or the code returns, the control panel likely needs service.
dC / dE /
dF / d0
dF / d0
Door-Related Error
The dryer cannot confirm the door is latched correctly
What This Means
Door-related dryer codes indicate a problem with the door, latch, or the sensors that detect whether the door is secured.
Common Causes
- Door not closed firmly
- Lint or fabric caught in the latch area
- Latch or switch damage
What You Can Try
Open the door, clear any trapped laundry or lint near the latch, then close it firmly and retry. Persistent door codes usually point to a latch or switch issue.
tC / tE /
tS / t0
tS / t0
Temperature Sensor Error
The dryer detected a temperature problem or a problem with the sensor measuring it
What This Means
Temperature errors on Samsung dryers point to a temperature-related issue or the sensor that measures it.
Common Causes
- Clogged lint screen
- Restricted exhaust vent
- Temperature sensor fault
- Heat buildup inside the cabinet
What You Can Try
Clean the lint screen and inspect the vent system first. If the dryer is still showing temperature errors after airflow is corrected, service is recommended.
HC / hE /
HC4
HC4
Heating Error
The dryer is getting too hot, or the heating system is operating abnormally
What This Means
Samsung says HC, hE, and related heating codes mean the dryer is getting too hot.
Common Causes
- Blocked lint filter or venting
- Restricted airflow trapping heat
- Low voltage on some electric models
- Heating-system fault
What You Can Try
Do not keep drying through overheating codes. Clean the lint screen and the vent system thoroughly. If the unit still overheats, have the dryer checked before further use.
AC / AE /
Et / EEE
Et / EEE
Communication Error
The dryer's internal electronic components are not communicating correctly
What This Means
Communication errors mean internal dryer components cannot communicate with each other as expected.
Common Causes
- Control-board issue
- Loose internal connection
- Electronic fault after a power event
What You Can Try
Turn the dryer off for about a minute and restart it. If the communication code remains, it is usually not a customer-fixable problem.
FC / FE /
1FC
1FC
Frequency Error
The dryer has detected an invalid incoming power frequency
What This Means
Frequency errors mean the dryer is detecting an invalid power-source frequency.
Common Causes
- Power anomaly
- Improper electrical supply
- Temporary utility irregularity
What You Can Try
Restart the cycle once after a short power reset. If the same code comes back, have the electrical supply and dryer checked.
Clg / C80 /
C90
C90
Vent Blockage Test Result
The vent system is clogged or heavily restricted
What This Means
These codes show up after running the vent-blockage test. Samsung uses them to report a clogged or severely restricted vent.
Common Causes
- Lint buildup in the exhaust run
- Crushed vent hose behind the dryer
- Exterior flap blocked
- Long or poorly routed vent path
What You Can Try
Clean the lint filter, inspect the entire exhaust vent, and remove restrictions before running the dryer again. Poor airflow is one of the most common causes of dryer heating errors and long dry times.
Refrigerator
French-door, side-by-side, Family Hub, and standard refrigerator codes for fans, defrost sensors, power events, communication, and demo mode.
5E
Fridge Defrost Sensor Error
The refrigerator compartment defrost sensor is reporting a fault
What This Means
Samsung lists 5E as a fridge defrost sensor error.
Common Causes
- Defrost sensor fault
- Harness or connector problem
- Defrost-related ice buildup affecting readings
What You Can Try
A full power reset may clear a temporary sensor fault, but if the code returns the refrigerator usually needs service.
22E /
22C
22C
Fridge Fan Error
The refrigerator fan system is not operating normally
What This Means
22E and 22C are fridge fan errors. Samsung notes they can sometimes be triggered after the refrigerator has been left open too long.
Common Causes
- Door left open for a long time
- Ice buildup interfering with the fan
- Fan motor or wiring issue
What You Can Try
Unplug the refrigerator and leave the doors open for a few hours so any ice blockage can melt, then restore power. If the fan code returns, service is recommended.
PC ER /
PC CH
PC CH
Communication Error
Components inside the refrigerator are not communicating correctly
What This Means
PC ER and PC CH indicate a communication error between refrigerator components.
Common Causes
- Power surge
- Loose wire harness above the door
- Board communication fault
What You Can Try
Turn power off, reconnect the wire harness above the door if your model uses one, and restore power. If the code returns, the issue is usually internal rather than a simple setup problem.
88 88 /
83E / 85E
83E / 85E
Voltage or Power Error
The refrigerator detected a power anomaly such as a surge, brownout, or interrupted startup
What This Means
Samsung groups 88 88, 83E, 85E, and 86E as voltage or power-related errors.
Common Causes
- Power surge
- Brownout or low-voltage event
- Power interrupted during startup
What You Can Try
Turn the refrigerator off at the breaker or unplug it for about 60 seconds, then restore power. If the code comes back after stable power is restored, further diagnosis is needed.
OF OF /
O FF
O FF
Cooling Off Mode
Not a failure — the refrigerator is in demo or shop mode, so cooling is disabled
What This Means
If the display shows OF OF, O FF, OFF OFF, or scrolling bars, the refrigerator is in Cooling Off Mode and will not cool. This is not a hardware error.
Common Causes
- Demo mode enabled during setup or cleaning
- Accidental button combination
What You Can Try
Turn Cooling Off Mode off using the correct button combination for your model. On many models this involves holding the top buttons on the left side of the control panel for several seconds until the chime changes.
76C /
AUTOFILL
AUTOFILL
AutoFill Water Detected
Water has been detected in the AutoFill compartment area
What This Means
76C or a blinking AutoFill indicator means water has been detected in the AutoFill compartment.
Common Causes
- Spilled water in the compartment area
- AutoFill pitcher or lid not seated correctly
- Moisture around the sensor area
What You Can Try
Remove the pitcher and dry the compartment thoroughly, then reinsert everything correctly. If the alert returns repeatedly without obvious moisture, the sensor or related parts may need attention.
85C /
41C
41C
Family Hub Alert
Family Hub models are reporting a low-voltage or software-related alert
What This Means
85C on Family Hub models indicates low voltage and can often be cleared by holding OK for 3 seconds. 41C is a Family Hub software-related alert Samsung says should be checked against the latest update status.
Common Causes
- Brief power interruption
- Family Hub software issue after update
- Voltage dip on the power source
What You Can Try
For 85C, clear the message and monitor the fridge. For 41C, confirm the latest software update has installed correctly. If either alert repeats, service may be required.
Dishwasher
Samsung dishwasher codes for water supply, drain, leak sensing, WaterWall movement, pump, heating, and control communication faults.
4C /
4E
4E
Water Supply Error
The dishwasher is not getting water at the pressure or temperature it needs
What This Means
4C and 4E mean the dishwasher is not receiving the water supply it expects.
Common Causes
- Supply valve closed
- Kinked inlet line
- Low incoming pressure
- Water supply not meeting the model requirements
What You Can Try
Make sure the water supply is on, the hose is not kinked, and the inlet conditions match Samsung's water-supply requirements. Retry only after correcting the water input problem.
5C / SC /
5E / SE
5E / SE
Drain Error
The dishwasher cannot drain wastewater correctly
What This Means
These drain codes mean the dishwasher cannot pump water out normally.
Common Causes
- Blocked drain hose or sink connection
- Food debris in the sump area
- Drain pump problem
What You Can Try
Inspect the drain hose and sink connection for blockage, and clean out accessible debris. If the machine still cannot drain, the pump or internal drain path may need service.
7E
WaterWall Reflector Error
The WaterWall reflector is not able to move correctly
What This Means
7E means the WaterWall reflector cannot move correctly during operation.
Common Causes
- Reflector blocked by dishes or debris
- Reflector not attached correctly
- Movement mechanism issue
What You Can Try
Remove anything blocking the reflector and make sure it is attached correctly. Samsung notes this is often a simple obstruction issue rather than a major failure.
LC / LE
Leakage Error
The dishwasher leak sensor has detected moisture
What This Means
LC and LE mean the leak sensor has detected moisture. Samsung notes the dishwasher may turn itself on and keep draining when this happens.
Common Causes
- Actual water leak under the unit
- Moisture in the base pan
- On WaterWall models, a blocked reflector can sometimes also trigger it
What You Can Try
Check for visible water around and under the dishwasher, then correct the moisture source before trying to reset it. If the machine immediately goes back into drain mode, do not ignore it.
3C /
3E
3E
Pump or Water Temperature Error
The pump has failed or the incoming water is too hot
What This Means
3C is a pump operation error. 3E means the incoming water is too hot.
Common Causes
- Failed circulation or drain pump
- Hot-water supply set too high
- Installation or plumbing issue
What You Can Try
For 3E, verify the hot-water supply is not set above 176°F. For 3C, turn the dishwasher off and try one restart; if the error repeats, service is usually required.
HC / HE /
tE
tE
Heater or Temperature Sensor Error
The dishwasher is running too hot or temperature is being detected incorrectly
What This Means
HC means high temperature, while HE and tE indicate heating or temperature-sensing trouble.
Common Causes
- Water too hot
- Temperature sensor fault
- Heater-control issue
- Internal heating fault
What You Can Try
Samsung suggests emptying the dishwasher, adding detergent, and running a Normal cycle after a power reset. If the same code returns, stop there and arrange service.
9E / CE /
bE
bE
Low Water, Communication, or Button Error
The dishwasher has too little water, cannot communicate internally, or detects a stuck button
What This Means
9E means low water level. CE means the control panel cannot communicate with the rest of the dishwasher. bE and 6E mean a stuck button is being detected.
Common Causes
- Low incoming water level
- Internal communication fault
- Button stuck on the panel
What You Can Try
For 9E, retry after confirming normal fill. For bE, turn the unit off and press each button once. If CE returns after a restart, internal electronics usually need service.
OC / 0C /
oE
oE
Over-Level Water Error
There is more water in the dishwasher than there should be
What This Means
These codes mean the dishwasher has detected too much water inside.
Common Causes
- Drain problem causing retained water
- Water supply issue causing overfill
- Sensor or control fault
What You Can Try
Do not keep clearing the code without addressing the water-level problem. Check the drain and supply conditions first, then only retry once the cause has been corrected.
Freezer & Ice Maker
Samsung publishes most freezer and ice-maker codes inside its refrigerator support guides. These are the most commonly surfaced freezer and icemaker-related alerts.
8E
Ice Maker (Freezer) Sensor Error
The freezer ice-maker sensor is reporting a fault
What This Means
Samsung lists 8E as an Ice Maker (Freezer) Sensor Error.
Common Causes
- Faulty sensor
- Sensor harness issue
- Ice buildup affecting readings
What You Can Try
A power reset can be tried once, but recurring sensor codes on the ice maker usually require service.
14E
Ice Maker Sensor Error
The refrigerator's ice-maker sensor is not reading correctly
What This Means
14E is listed by Samsung as an Ice Maker Sensor Error.
Common Causes
- Sensor failure
- Wiring issue
- Ice maker feedback problem
What You Can Try
If the code returns after a reset, the ice-maker system usually needs professional diagnosis rather than repeated manual resets.
33E
Ice Pipe Heater Error
The heater that protects the ice pipe from freezing has a fault
What This Means
33E is an ice pipe heater error according to Samsung's refrigerator code guide.
Common Causes
- Pipe heater fault
- Wiring or connector issue
- Ice-maker heater control problem
What You Can Try
This is generally not a customer-repair situation. If ice production is affected and the code repeats, service is recommended.
39E /
39C
39C
Ice Maker Function Error
The ice maker is not completing normal operation
What This Means
Samsung lists 39E and 39C as ice maker function errors.
Common Causes
- Ice maker not cycling normally
- Frozen or jammed mechanism
- Sensor or control issue
What You Can Try
Confirm the bucket is installed correctly and the freezer is cold enough, then try a power reset. If the code returns, the ice-maker assembly may need service.
40E /
40C
40C
Ice Room Fan Error
The fan that supports the ice room is not operating correctly
What This Means
40E and 40C are ice-room fan errors in Samsung's refrigerator code list.
Common Causes
- Fan blocked by frost or ice
- Fan motor problem
- Sensor or harness issue
What You Can Try
If the freezer has been frosting up, a thaw and power reset may temporarily clear the issue. If the fan code returns, the fan circuit likely needs service.
84C /
ICE OFF
ICE OFF
Compressor Lock or Ice Bucket Alert
84C points to compressor lock, while Ice Off blinking usually means the bucket is not seated correctly
What This Means
Samsung lists 84C as Compressor Lock. Separately, a blinking Ice Off indicator usually means the ice bucket is not inserted correctly or is missing.
Common Causes
- Compressor lock condition after an electrical event
- Ice bucket not fully inserted
- Bucket alignment issue
What You Can Try
For Ice Off blinking, remove and reinsert the bucket correctly. For 84C, do a power reset once; if the compressor-lock code returns, do not keep cycling power repeatedly and arrange service.
Range & Stove
Samsung range and wall-oven information codes for partition setup, door status, blocked venting, demo mode, and internal communication faults.
-dE- /
-dC-
-dC-
Partition Error
The divider or partition is not installed properly for the selected cooking mode
What This Means
Samsung uses -dE- or -dC- when the partition is not installed properly for Twin Mode or the selected oven configuration.
Common Causes
- Partition not fully inserted
- Wrong rack position for the divider
- Something pressing on the partition switch
What You Can Try
Remove and reinstall the partition correctly, making sure it is fully seated in the correct position for your model. If you are not using Twin Mode, remove the divider and retry.
DOOR
Door Not Closed
The oven door is not being detected as closed
What This Means
The range is reporting that the oven door is not closed.
Common Causes
- Door not closing all the way
- Plunger switch sticking
- Latch or hinge issue
What You Can Try
Make sure the door closes fully and that the plunger-style door switch moves freely. If the oven still reports DOOR when fully closed, the switch or latch may need service.
tESt /
tE5t
tE5t
Demo Mode
Not a failure — the range is in demo mode, so the oven and cooktop will not heat normally
What This Means
tESt or tE5t means the range is in Demo mode. On these models the oven and cooktop will not heat, although gas cooktops may still ignite.
Common Causes
- Demo mode enabled during installation
- Accidental settings change
What You Can Try
Turn Demo mode off using the procedure for your exact model. This is a setup issue, not a broken heating system.
C-24 /
C-F0
C-F0
Vent or Communication Error
The oven is heating too quickly because the vent is blocked, or range electronics are not communicating correctly
What This Means
C-24 means the temperature sensor detected the oven rising hotter than normal, usually because the vent at the back of the cooktop is blocked. C-F0 means the range electronics are having a communication error.
Common Causes
- Pan or foil covering the rear vent
- Heat trapped during cooking
- Internal electronics communication issue
- Software or board fault
What You Can Try
For C-24, clear anything covering the vent and let the oven cool. For C-F0, try a full power reset. If you have one of the affected induction models and SmartThings connectivity is available, check for the Samsung firmware update before requesting service.
Cooktop
Samsung cooktop and induction-related alerts for cookware detection, self-clean conflicts, and electrical connection problems.
UNDER
LINED U
LINED U
Pan Detection Error
The induction element detects cookware incorrectly or the wrong cookware is being used
What This Means
Samsung says the underlined u code indicates a Pan Detection Error and appears on induction cooktops.
Common Causes
- Cookware not induction compatible
- Pan too small or off-center
- Element cannot detect the base correctly
What You Can Try
Use cookware with a magnetic base, center it on the element, and make sure the pan size matches the cooking zone.
COOKTOP
IN USE
IN USE
Self-Clean Blocked
The oven cannot start Self Clean because one or more cooktop elements are still in use
What This Means
This alert appears when trying to start Self Clean while a burner or element is still on.
Common Causes
- Burner left on
- Cooktop still active or still hot from use
What You Can Try
Turn all cooktop elements fully off and let the surface finish the active state before starting Self Clean again.
bAd
LinE
LinE
Power Connection Error
The appliance is not connected to the power source correctly
What This Means
bAd LinE means the power connection is not plugged in or wired correctly.
Common Causes
- Improper installation wiring
- Loose or incorrect power connection
- Supply issue after install or service
What You Can Try
Do not keep using the cooktop with a line-error message. Recheck the installation against the manual or have the electrical connection verified professionally.
Oven / Microwave
Samsung publishes a broader public code list for microwaves than for standalone ovens; these are the commonly documented microwave and oven-related service codes.
C-10 /
C-11 / C-12
C-11 / C-12
Gas / Easy / PH Sensor Error
The microwave has detected a sensor-related fault in this sensor group
What This Means
Samsung lists C-10, C-11, and C-12 as errors with the gas/easy/PH sensor group.
Common Causes
- Sensor fault
- Moisture affecting electronics
- Harness or board issue
What You Can Try
Turn the microwave off at the breaker or unplug it, let any internal moisture dry out if relevant, then retry once. If the code returns, service is needed.
C-20 /
C-21 / C-22
C-21 / C-22
Temperature Sensor Error
The microwave temperature sensor circuit is reporting a fault
What This Means
C-20, C-21, and C-22 are temperature sensor errors on Samsung microwaves.
Common Causes
- Temperature sensor fault
- Shorted or open sensor circuit
- Control-board issue
What You Can Try
Because temperature sensing is a safety function, do not keep running cook cycles if the code persists after one reset.
C-70 /
C-71 / C-72
C-71 / C-72
Steam Sensor Error
The microwave's steam-sensing system is reporting a fault
What This Means
Samsung groups C-70, C-71, and C-72 as steam sensor errors.
Common Causes
- Steam sensor problem
- Moisture intrusion
- Sensor harness issue
What You Can Try
Let the cavity and controls dry fully if the microwave was exposed to heavy steam, then retry once. Repeated steam-sensor errors usually require service.
C-A0 /
C-A1 / C-A2
C-A1 / C-A2
Functional Error
The microwave has detected a general functional problem
What This Means
Samsung lists C-A0, C-A1, and C-A2 as functional errors.
Common Causes
- Electronic control fault
- Board or firmware problem
- Internal component issue
What You Can Try
Power the microwave down for at least 60 seconds and retry once. If the code comes right back, further use should wait until the unit is checked.
C-d0 /
C-d1 / C-d2
C-d1 / C-d2
Door or Key Error
The microwave detects a door, key, or control-input problem
What This Means
Samsung groups C-d0, C-d1, and C-d2 as door or key errors.
Common Causes
- Door not closing correctly
- Latch or switch issue
- Keypad or key-detection problem
What You Can Try
Check that the door closes cleanly and nothing is interfering with the latch area. If the error is key-related and comes back after a reset, the keypad or controls may need service.
C-F0 /
C-F1 / C-F2
C-F1 / C-F2
Communication Error
Microwave control components are not communicating correctly
What This Means
C-F0, C-F1, and C-F2 are microwave communication errors.
Common Causes
- Internal board communication failure
- Loose wiring harness
- Electronic fault after a power event
What You Can Try
If the code persists after a full power reset, it is generally a service issue rather than a settings problem.
E-01 /
E-06 / E-11
E-06 / E-11
Open, Heater, or Gas Sensor Error
The microwave is reporting an open error, swing-heater issue, or open gas-sensor problem
What This Means
Samsung identifies E-01 as an open error, E-06 as a swing-heater error, and E-11 as an open gas-sensor error.
Common Causes
- Open circuit in a monitored component
- Heater-system problem
- Sensor or harness fault
What You Can Try
These are service-type faults. A single reset is reasonable, but repeated returns mean the microwave should be repaired before more use.
E-02 /
E-03 / E-05
E-03 / E-05
Cooking Time Setting Over Error
A microwave, grill, convection, or combination cooking-time setting exceeded the allowed range
What This Means
Samsung lists E-02, E-03, E-04, and E-05 as cooking-time setting over errors for different microwave cooking modes.
Common Causes
- Time entered beyond the allowed range
- Mode-setting error
- Control issue if the code appears on its own
What You Can Try
Clear the entry and set the cook time again correctly. If the microwave throws the same code without an input mistake, the control system may need diagnosis.