Samsung Dryer Error Codes Troubleshooting

Samsung dryer error codes show up on the display screen on your appliance when there is something wrong with the operation of the machine. In most cases, the error code can be resolved quickly, so you won’t need to call a technician to inspect your dryer. 

In this guide, we list all the major error codes and give troubleshooting advice for removing them so you can start using your dryer again.

All major Samsung dryer models are covered by this guide, including:

• DV203AEWXAA
• DV203AGSXAA
• DV203AGWXAA
• DV206AESXAA
• DV206AGSXAA
• DV209AEWXAA
• DV210AEWXAA
• DV210AGWXAA
• DV316LEWXAA
• DV328AEGXAA
• DV328AERXAA
• DV330AEBXAA
• DV330AEWXAA
• DV331AERXAA
• DV331AEWXAA
• DV410AERXAA
• DV410AEWXAA
• DV419AEUXAA
• DV419AEWXAA
• DV448AEPXAA
• DV448AEWXAA

Samsung dryer error codes 9C1, 9E, 2E, and 9E1

These codes indicate voltage-related issues with your dryer. Generally, it means that your dryer isn’t receiving the correct voltage from the power source. 

Follow these steps to troubleshoot the underlying cause of the error code:

1. Start by doing a simple reset. This can be done by unplugging your appliance for five minutes before turning it back on. If the error code stops showing, you can use your dryer again.
2. If a reset doesn’t work, ensure your dryer is connected to a dedicated circuit, as it consumes significant energy. If not, you must get a technician to do this for you.
3. If the dryer has a dedicated circuit, make sure the dryer isn’t connected to the power source using an extension cord. If it is, rectify the problem by removing the extension cord and plugging the dryer directly into the power socket.
4. If the codes are still showing, you’ll need to get a technician to test the voltage level of the power cord.

Samsung dryer error codes bE, bE2, bC2, 6E, 6E2, and 6C2

These codes indicate a problem with the control buttons on your dryer. It could be that one or more of them is jammed or has become damaged in some other way.

You can troubleshoot these error codes by following these steps:

1. Switch the power off.
2. Inspect each button for any sign of damage or if they have become stuck. 
3. If a button is damaged, the panel will need to be replaced by a technician.
4. If you don’t find any damage, reset your Samsung dryer by turning it off for five minutes, then turning it back on. If a reset doesn’t work, call a technician to come and inspect your dryer. 

Samsung dryer error codes dC, dE, dF, do, d0, 1 DC, and 1dF

When any of these error codes are on your display screen, it means there is an issue with the dryer door, such as a faulty door latch or door sensor. To remove the code, you must check both components to ensure they work correctly.

You can troubleshoot these error codes by following these steps:

1. Start by making sure the door latch is connected to the slot on the dryer when you close the door. If the latch isn’t connecting properly, it will need to be repaired or replaced by a technician.
2. If the door latch connects appropriately, reset your dryer by turning it off for five minutes before turning it back on. Once the dryer display turns back on, check if the error code is still showing. If the code is still there, you must get a technician to test your dryer’s door sensor and other electronic components.

Samsung dryer error codes tS, t5, tC, tO, t0, tE, tE3, tC5, tCS, 1 tC, 1tC5, and 1tCS

These codes are associated with a temperature problem in your dryer. Essentially, your dryer can’t heat up to the correct temperature. These codes are usually caused by a clogged-up vent or lint filter, so you can quickly fix the underlying cause yourself.

You can troubleshoot these error codes by following these steps:

1. Remove the lint filter and give it a thorough clean. Once clean, place it back into the dryer.
2. Next, disconnect the vent hose and clean the hose and the vent connection point thoroughly. Once it is all clean, reconnect the vent system.
3. Reset your Samsung dryer by turning it off for five minutes, then turning it back on. If a reset doesn’t remove the code, call a technician to come and inspect your dryer.

Samsung error codes HC, hE, HC4, and 1 HC

These codes mean your dryer is overheating, which means it can’t operate correctly. A blocked-up vent or lint filter most commonly causes an overheating dryer. This means it’s pretty straightforward to fix yourself. 

Follow these steps to troubleshoot the underlying cause of the error code:

1. Remove the lint filter and clean it out. Then place it back into the dryer.
2. Next, disconnect the vent hose and give the hose and the vent connection point a thorough clean. After cleaning, reconnect the vent system.
3. Reset your Samsung dryer by turning it off for five minutes before turning it back on. If a reset doesn’t remove the code, call a technician to come and inspect your dryer.

Samsung error codes AC, Et, AE, EEE, AE4, AE3, AE5, E3, and 1 AC

These codes mean that one or more of the components within your Samsung dryer can’t properly communicate with each other via the main control board. In most cases, you will need a technician to inspect your dryer to find the underlying cause, but before you do that, try a simple reset. 

Here’s how to reset your Samsung dryer:

1. Turn your dryer off for five minutes before turning it back on. 
2. Check to see if the error code has stopped showing. If so, you can start using your dryer again.
3. If the code is still showing, call a technician to come and inspect your dryer.

Error Codes: FC, FE, and 1 FC

These codes indicate a power frequency error. In most cases, you’ll need  a technician to inspect your dryer to find the underlying cause, but before you call one, try a simple reset. 

Here’s how to reset your Samsung dryer:

1. Turn your dryer off for five minutes before turning it back on. 
2. If the error code has stopped showing, you can start using your dryer again.
3. If you still see the code, call a technician to come and inspect your dryer.

Samsung error codes Clg, Cl9, Cg, C9, C80, C8o, C8, C90, C9o, and Ct

These codes appear during a vent blockage test. You can remove the code by cleaning out the vent system.

Follow these steps to clean out the vent system:

1. Disconnect the vent hose and clean out the hose and the vent connection point. Once all parts are clean, reconnect the vent system.
2. Reset your Samsung dryer by turning it off for five minutes, then turning it back on. If a reset doesn’t remove the code, call a technician to come and inspect your dryer.