Error Code OC
Too much water is filling the washer because it cannot detect the water level
Critical
Stop using immediately - risk of damage or safety issue
Also displayed as: OC (upper) / OC (lower)
What This Means
Water is supplied continually because water level detection does not work; Drain hose is clogged causing injection error at a narrow section; Water level detection does not work and water is supplied continually; Water is supplied continually because of freezing or foreign material in the water supply valve; Water level sensor is degraded
What actually causes this:
The water level sensor hose got disconnected or kinked, so the washer keeps filling without knowing when to stop
First Thing to Check
Turn off the washer and the water faucet behind it immediately to stop the water flow
Parts Involved
How to Fix
- 1
1. Check if the water level sensor has a functional error — if so, replace it
- 2
2. Check the hose connected to the water level sensor — check whether the hose is folded, cut, torn, or has a hole
- 3
3. Check whether the hose is damaged or frozen
- 4
4. If the water valve has a functional error, replace the part
- 5
5. Check if water supply is continuing (possible valve stuck open)
- 6
6. Use hair dryer to defrost hose in winter season — consider relocating the unit to a warmer location
This Error Applies To
Samsung WV55M9600A Series Washers (2024) (2024–present)
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