Error Code LC
The washer has detected water leaking somewhere it should not be.
Critical
Stop using immediately - risk of damage or safety issue
Also displayed as: LC / LC1
What This Means
Heater out of place; Air hose displaced causing leakage during spin; Tub back broken at safety bolt fixing; Too much detergent causing foaming leakage; Detergent drawer hose connected incorrectly; Drain pump filter cover engaged incorrectly; Drain hose leakage; Duct condensing screws worn; Nozzle-diaphragm engaged incorrectly; Tub back/front screws fastened incorrectly; Leakage sensor faulty
What actually causes this:
Most often the drain hose has come loose, is positioned too low, or there is too much detergent causing suds to overflow.
First Thing to Check
Check around and under the washer for visible water. Make sure the drain hose at the back is securely connected and not hanging too low.
Parts Involved
How to Fix
- 1
1. Check drain hose position — Min 39in (99cm), Max 96in (245cm)
- 2
2. If standpipe, ensure not airtight — insert 6-8in (152-203mm)
- 3
3. Check for alien substance in Draining Bellows (underwire, coins)
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4. If drain motor defective, replace
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5. Check tub connections
This Error Applies To
Samsung WA50B5100A Series Washers (2024) (2024–present)
Related Error Codes
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The washer's main computer chip has stopped working.
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The drain module has lost communication with the main control board.
The display module has lost communication with the main control board.
The motor speed controller has lost communication with the main control board.
A button on the control panel appears to be stuck or pressed continuously.
The washer's heating element has a problem or is overheating.