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Samsung Washer Error Code Water supply error

No frequency change for 60 minutes from water supply.

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What the Water supply error error code actually means

Your Samsung washer tried to fill with water for an hour but could not detect any water coming in, so it stopped and displayed this error. This usually means something is blocking the water supply, like a closed valve, a kinked hose, or low water pressure in your home. Pressing the Power button will reset the display, but the error will return if the underlying problem is not fixed first.

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Most common causes of Water supply error

Ranked by how often they cause this code
  1. 1Closed or partially closed water supply valves
  2. 2Clogged inlet valve screens
  3. 3Kinked or damaged water supply hoses
  4. 4Failed water inlet valve
  5. 5Faulty water level pressure sensor or wiring

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Questions people ask about Water supply error

What does Water supply error mean on a Samsung washer?
This error means the washer detected no change in its water supply signal for 60 consecutive minutes during the fill phase of a cycle. The machine expects to see measurable changes in pressure or sensor frequency as water enters the drum. When those changes do not occur within the time limit, the washer halts the cycle and displays the error. It is the machine's way of alerting you that water is not reaching the drum as expected.
Is it safe to keep using my Samsung washer when this error appears?
The washer locks itself out when this error occurs, so it will not continue running a cycle with insufficient water. This protects the motor and other components from damage. You should not attempt to bypass the error or force the machine to run without resolving the water supply issue, as running a cycle dry can cause serious mechanical damage.
Can I diagnose the Water supply error on my Samsung washer myself?
Many of the most common causes are accessible to a careful DIYer. Start by confirming both supply valves are fully open, then inspect the hoses for kinks and check the inlet valve screens for clogs. If those steps do not resolve the issue, testing the inlet valve solenoid and pressure sensor requires a multimeter and some familiarity with appliance wiring. If you are not comfortable working with electrical components, contacting a qualified appliance technician is the safer option.
Will pressing the Power button fix the Water supply error on my Samsung washer?
Pressing the Power button is the only button that responds when this error is active, and it will reset the display. However, it does not fix the underlying problem. If the cause of the water supply failure is not corrected first, the error will return as soon as you start a new cycle and the machine attempts to fill again.
How much does it cost to repair a Samsung washer Water supply error?
Repair costs depend entirely on the cause. If the fix is simply opening a valve or clearing a screen, there is no parts cost. Replacement inlet hoses typically range from $10 to $30. A new water inlet valve generally costs between $25 and $75 for the part alone, with additional labor charges if a technician is hired. A faulty pressure sensor is similarly priced, usually in the $20 to $60 range for the component.

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