Error Code OE
The washer detected too much water and is trying to drain
Critical
Stop using immediately - risk of damage or safety issue
Also displayed as: OE
What This Means
Water level sensor fault (torn hose or hole); Freezing in the winter season; Water supply valve stuck open
What actually causes this:
A water inlet valve is stuck open, letting water continuously flow into the washer
First Thing to Check
Turn off both water faucets behind the washer immediately to stop water flow
Parts Involved
How to Fix
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1. First check to see that all water valves are not stuck open
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2. If water valves are OK, check water level sensor operation
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3. Check the hose — this error occurs if it is torn or has a hole
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4. If the water level sensor has a functional error, replace it
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5. In winter, check if water is frozen in the season — use a hair dryer to defrost the hose and consider relocating the unit to a warmer location
This Error Applies To
Samsung WA48H7400A Series Washers (2014) (2014–present)
Related Error Codes
The washer cannot drain the water out
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The washer lid is stuck and will not unlock
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Water is leaking from the washer during a cycle
The water level sensor is not reading correctly
The laundry load is off-balance and the washer cannot spin
The washer lid is not closing or latching properly