Samsung Washer Error Code C4
Water supply temperature check
What the C4 error code actually means
The C4 error means your Samsung washer detected water that is too hot for the cycle it was running, or the hot and cold water hoses connected to the back of the machine may be switched around. This can happen if the hoses were connected incorrectly during installation, or if the washer's temperature sensor is reading abnormally high values. Checking that your water hoses are plugged into the correct inlets is the first and easiest fix to try.
The full C4 procedure
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Most common causes of C4
- 1Reversed hot and cold water supply hoses
- 2Water temperature exceeding 60 degrees Celsius during Wool or Lingerie cycle
- 3Water temperature exceeding 60 degrees Celsius during dry cycle via dry valve
- 4Faulty water temperature sensor (thermistor)
- 5Defective water inlet valve
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