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contents
SAFETY INFORMATION
3
3 What you need to know about safety
instructions
3 Important safety symbols and precautions
10 Instruction about the WEEE mark
SETTING UP YOUR WASHING
MACHINE
11
11 Checking the parts
12 Meeting installation requirements
12 Electrical supply and grounding
12 Water Supply
13 Drain
13 Flooring
13 Surrounding temperature
13 Alcove or closet installation
13 Installing your washing machine
WASHING A LOAD OF LAUNDRY
19
19 Washing for the fi rst time
19 Basic instructions
20 Using the control panel
23 Eco Display (selected LCD models)
23 Child Lock
23 Sound Off
24 Delay End
24 My Cycle
25 Eco Bubble
26 Washing clothes using the cycle selector
27 Washing clothes manually
27 Laundry guidelines
28 Detergent and additives information
28 Which detergent to use
29 Detergent drawer
29 Liquid Detergent (Selected models)
CLEANING AND MAINTAINING YOUR
WASHING MACHINE
30
30 Eco Drum Clean
31 Draining the washing machine in an
emergency
32 Cleaning the debris fi lter
32 Cleaning the exterior
33 Cleaning the detergent drawer and drawer
recess
33 Cleaning the water hose mesh fi lter
34 Repairing a frozen washing machine
34 Storing your washing machine
TROUBLESHOOTING AND
INFORMATION CODES
35
35 Check these points if your washing machine...
36 Information codes
CALIBRATING YOUR WASHING
MACHINE
37
37 Calibration mode
CYCLE CHART
38
38 Cycle chart
APPENDIX
39
39 Fabric care chart
39 Protecting the environment
40 Specifi cations
41 Sheet of household washing machines
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1. This appliance is not to be used by persons (including
children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless
they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance by a person responsible for their
safety.
2. For use in Europe: This appliance can be used by
children aged from 8 years and above and persons with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack
of experience and knowledge if they have been given
supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance
in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.
Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and
user maintenance shall not be made by children without
supervision.
3. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not
play with the appliance.
4. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by
the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualifi ed
persons in order to avoid a hazard.
5. The new hose-sets supplied with the appliance are to be
used and that old hose-sets should not be reused.
6. For appliances with ventilation openings in the base, that a
carpet must not obstruct the openings.
7. For use in Europe: Children of less than 3 years should
be kept away unless continuously supervised.
safety information
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02 SETTING UP
setting up your washing
machine
Be sure to have your installer follow these instructions closely so that your new
washing machine works properly and so that you’re not at risk of injury when doing
laundry.
CHECKING THE PARTS
Carefully unpack your washing machine, and make sure you’ve received all of the parts shown below.
If your washing machine was damaged during shipping, or if you do not have all of the parts, contact
Samsung Customer Service or your Samsung dealer.
Spanner
* Bolt hole
covers
Cold
Hot
(Selected
model)
Hose guide
Liquid
detergent box
(Selected
model)
Water supply hose
* Bolt hole covers : The number of bolt hole covers depends on the model (3~6 covers).
Detergent drawer
Control panel
Door
Levelling feet
Work top
Plug
Drain hose
Emergency drain
tube
Debris fi lter
Filter Cover
Tub
Release lever
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setting up your washing
machine
MEETING INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
Electrical supply and grounding
Never use an extension cord.
Use only the power cord that comes with your washing machine.
When preparing for installation, ensure that your power supply offers:
AC 220-240 V / 50 Hz fuse or circuit breaker
Individual branch circuit serving only your washing machine
Your washing machine must be grounded. If your washing machine malfunctions or breaks
down, grounding will reduce the risk of electric shock by providing a path of least resistance for
the electric current.
Your washing machine comes with a power cord having a three-prong grounding plug for use in
a properly installed and grounded outlet.
Never connect the ground wire to plastic plumbing lines, gas lines, or hot water pipes.
Improperly connecting the equipment-grounding conductor can result in electric shock.
Check with a qualifi ed electrician or serviceman if you are unsure if the washing machine is
properly grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the washing machine. If it does not fi t
the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualifi ed electrician.
Water Supply
Your washing machine will fi ll properly when your water pressure is 50 kPa ~ 800 kPa. Water
pressure less than 50 kPa may cause water valve failure, not allowing the water valve to shut
off completely. Or, it may take the washing machine longer to fi ll than what the controls allow,
resulting in your washing machine turning off. (A fi ll-time limit, designed to prevent overfl ows/
ooding if an internal hose becomes loose, is built into the controls.)
The water taps must be within 120cm of the back of your washing machine for the provided inlet
hoses provided to reach your washing machine.
Most plumbing supply stores sell inlet hoses of various lengths up to 305 cm long.
You can reduce the risk of leaks and water damage by:
Making water taps easily accessible.
Turning off taps when the washing machine is not in use.
Periodically checking for leaks at water inlet hose fi ttings.
Before using your washing machine for the fi rst time, check all connections at the water
valve and taps for leaks.
WARNING
WARNING
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STEP 2
Removing the shipping bolts
Before installing the washing machine, you must remove all shipping bolts from the back of the
unit.
1. Loosen all the bolts with the supplied wrench.
2. Hold the bolt with the spanner and pull it through the wide
section of the hole. Repeat for each bolt.
3. Fill the holes with the supplied plastic covers.
4. Store the shipping bolts away safely in case you have to move the washing machine in the
future.
Packaging materials can be dangerous to children; keep all packaging material (plastic
bags, polystyrene, etc.) well out of the reach of children.
setting up your washing
machine
WARNING
Option
Option
Option
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setting up your washing
machine
Connecting the water supply hose
1. Remove the adaptor from the water supply hose.
2. First, using a ‘+’ type screwdriver, loosen the four screws
on the adaptor. Next, take the adaptor and turn part (2)
following the arrow until there is a 5 mm gap.
3. Connect the adaptor to the water tap by tightening the
screws fi rmly while lifting the adaptor upwards.
Turn part (2) following the arrow and connect (1) and (2).
4. Connect the water supply hose to the adaptor.
When you release part (3), the hose automatically
connects to the adaptor making a ‘click’ sound.
After you have connected the water supply
hose to the adaptor, ensure that it is connected
correctly by pulling the water supply hose
downwards.
5. Connect the other end of the water supply hose to the inlet
water valve at the rear of the washing machine. Screw the
hose clockwise all the way in.
Adaptor
Water supply
hose
1
2
5 mm
1
2
Water tap
Option
3
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02 SETTING UP
6. Turn on the water supply and ensure that no water leaks
from the water valve, tap or adaptor. If there is a water
leaks, repeat the previous steps.
Do not use your washing machine if there is a water leak.
This may cause electric shock or injury.
If the water tap has a screw type tap, connect the water
supply hose to the tap as shown.
Use the most conventional type of tap for the water supply. In case the tap is square or too
big, remove the spacing ring before inserting the tap into the adaptor.
Connecting the Aqua Hose (Selected models)
The Aqua Hose was invented for perfect leakage protection.
It is attached to the water supply hose and automatically cuts
off the water fl ow if the hose is damaged. It also displays a
warning indicator.
Connect the water supply hose to the tap as shown.
WARNING
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setting up your washing
machine
Connecting the drain hose
The end of the drain hose can be positioned in three ways:
1. Over the edge of a wash basin: The drain hose must be placed at a height of between 60
and 90 cm. To keep the drain hose spout bent, use the supplied plastic hose guide. Secure
the guide to the wall with a hook or to the tap with a piece of string to prevent the drain hose
from moving.
2. ln a sink drain pipe branch: The drain pipe branch must be above the sink siphon so that
the end of the hose is at least 60 cm above the ground.
3. ln a drain pipe: We recommend using a 65 cm high vertical pipe; it must be no shorter than
60 cm and no longer than 90 cm.
The standpipe drain requires;
minimum diameter 5 cm.
minimum carry-away capacity 60 liter per minute.
STEP 5
Powering your washing machine
Plug the power cord into a wall sockets, an AC 220-240V / 50Hz approved electrical outlet protected by a
fuse or circuit breaker. (For more information on electrical and grounding requirements, see page 14.)
Test run
Make sure that you install your washing machine correctly by running the Rinse+Spin cycle after the
installation is complete.
STEP 6
Select the Language (selected LCD models)
At the beginning setting (After power on), the “Language setting” message
appears on the display. you can select one language among English,
French, Dutch, German, Italian, or Spanish.(Polish, Russian, Turkish,
Chinese or Thai.)
* Language selections can be changed according to derived models.
1. Push the Rinse button to choose a language.
2. Push the Spin button to set the chosen language.
To reselect the language, press the Rinse and Spin buttons
simultaneously for 3 seconds.
The LCD display Language may differ depending on the model.
Drain hose
Hose guide
60 ~ 90 cm
60 ~ 90 cm
Türkçe
Polska
Poccию
ᳯᐴ
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USING THE CONTROL PANEL
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8 9 1110 121 136
5
4
3
2 7
8 9 1110 12
1
136
5
4
3
Cycle Selector
Select the tumble pattern and spin speed for the cycle.
For detailed information, refer to “Washing clothes using the cycle
selector”. (see page 28)
Cotton - For average or lightly soiled cottons, bed linen, table linen,
underwear, towels, shirts, etc.
Synthetics - For averagely or lightly soiled blouses, shirts, etc., made
of polyester (diolen, trevira), polyamide (perlon, nylon) or other similar
blends.
Denim - A higher water level in the main wash and extra rinse ensure
that no washing powder remains that may mark your clothing.
Bedding - For bed spread, bed sheet, Bedding cover etc.
Wash under 2.5kg and only 1 kind of Bedding to achieve the best
result.
Dark Garment - Additional rinses and reduced spinning ensure that your
favourite dark clothes are washed gently and rinsed thoroughly.
Daily Wash - Use for everyday items such as underwear and shirts.
Eco Drum Clean - Use for drum cleaning. It cleanses dirt and bacteria
of drum. Regular use (after every 40 washes) is recommended. No
detergent or bleach needed.
Super Eco Wash - Low temperature Eco Bubble ensures that you
achieve perfect wash results while allowing effective energy saving.
Outdoor Care - Use for outdoor wear such as mountain clothes,
skiwear, and sports wear. Fabrics include functional technology fi nishes
and fi bers such as spandex, stretch, and micro-fi ber.
Baby Care - High temperature wash and extra rinses ensure that no
washing powder remains to mark your thin clothes.
washing a load of laundry
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03 WASHING A LOAD OF LAUNDRY
Eco Display (selected LCD models)
This function decreases the brightness of the LCD backlight if you do not use the Cycle Selector
or press any of the buttons for the pre-determined period of time.
Operating Mechanism
If you press the Start/Pause button, the Eco Display function automatically runs after 1 minute.
If you use the Cycle Selector or press any button, the Eco Display function is cancelled.
The Eco Display function will start automatically unless you use the Cycle Selector or press the
button within 1 minute.
Unless the Start/Pause button is pressed, the Eco Display function is not activated.
Child Lock
The Child Lock function allows you to lock the buttons so that the wash cycle you’ve chosen
can’t be changed.
Activating/Deactivating
If you want to activate or deactivate the Child Lock function, press the Temp and Rinse buttons
at the same time for 3 seconds. “Child Lock ” will be lit when this feature is activated.
When the Child Lock function is activated, only the Power button works. The Child Lock
function remains on even after the power is turned on and off or after the disconnecting and
reconnecting the power cord.
Sound Off
The Sound Off function can be selected during all courses. When this function is selected, sound is
turned off for all courses. Even if the power is turned on and off repeatedly, the setting is retained.
Activating/Deactivating
If you want to activate or deactivate the Sound Off function, press the Spin and Option buttons
at the same time for 3 seconds. The “Sound Off ” will be lit when this feature is activated.
3 sec. 3 sec.
3 sec. 3 sec.
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03 WASHING A LOAD OF LAUNDRY
Eco Bubble
Eco Bubble allows detergent to distribute evenly and penetrate fabrics faster and deeper.
The bubble function is available in all courses except for Eco Drum Clean course and the
function availability is as follows.
Course Bubble function Canceling the bubble function
Cotton, Synthetics, Denim, Bedding,
Dark Garment, Daily Wash
Available
Available
Super Eco Wash, Outdoor Care,
Baby Care, Wool, Hand Wash
Not available
Eco Drum Clean Not available -
A different bubble function may be applied depending the course.
Eco Bubble selection is default. Press it once to deselect bubble option, press it again to
select bubble option.
1. Open the door, place the laundry inside the wash tub and close the door.
2. Press the Power button.
3. Select a function.
4. Place the appropriate amount of detergent and fabric
softener into the corresponding compartments depending
on the amount of laundry and close the detergent drawer.
Add the appropriate amount of detergent into the
detergent compartment
, and add the fabric softener
to softener compartment just under the fi ber softener
base line (MAX) of “A”).
When the Prewash course is selected, add detergent
into the prewash compartment as well.
To use liquid detergent, leave the liquid detergent box in the drawer(refer to “Liquid
Detergent” section on page 31).
Do not add powdered detergent into the liquid detergent box.
5. Press the Start/Pause button.
Press the Start/Pause button to start the wash.
The amount of the laundry is automatically detected and the laundry is washed.
Once a washing machine operation begins, you cannot add or select the bubble function.
Enough bubbles are generated with the specifi ed amount of detergent.
Please clean the Debris fi lter frequently. Periodic cleaning helps generate suffi cient
bubbles.
Depending on the detergent and the laundry, the bubbles may be absorbed and seem
like a small quantity.
Although bubbles are generated once the wash begins, it may take several minutes for
users to see them.
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Determining the load capacity
Do not overload the washing machine or your laundry may not wash properly. Use the chart
below to determine the load capacity for the type of laundry you are washing.
Fabric Type Load Capacity
Model
WF1124
Cotton
- average/lightly soiled
- heavily soiled
12.0 kg
Synthetics 5.0 kg
Denim 3.0 kg
Bedding 2.5 kg
Outdoor Care 2.0 kg
Wool 2.0 kg
When the laundry is unbalanced (“UE” lights up on the display), redistribute the load.
If the laundry is unbalanced, the spin effi ciency may be degraded.
When washing Bedding or Bedding cover, the wash time may be lengthened or the spin
effi ciency may be degraded.
For Bedding or Bedding cover, the recommended load capacity is 2.5 kg or less.
Make sure to insert brassieres (water washable) into a laundry net (to be
purchased additionally).
The metal parts of the brassieres may break through the material
and damage the laundry. Therefore make sure to place them inside
a fi ne laundry net.
Small, light clothing such as socks, gloves, stockings and
handkerchiefs may become caught around the door. Place them
inside a fi ne laundry net.
Do not wash the laundry net by itself without other laundry. This may cause abnormal
vibrations that could move the washing machine and cause an accident resulting in
injury.
DETERGENT AND ADDITIVES INFORMATION
Which detergent to use
The type of detergent you should use is based on the type of fabric (cotton, synthetic, delicate
items, wool), colour, wash temperature, and degree of soiling. Always use “low suds” laundry
detergent, which is designed for automatic washing machines.
Follow the detergent manufacturer’s recommendations based on the weight of the laundry, the
degree of soiling, and the hardness of the water in your area. If you do not know how hard your
water is, enquire at your local water authority.
Do not use detergent that has hardended or solidifi ed as the detergent may remain in
the rinse cycle. It may cause your washing machine to not rinse properly or result in the
overfl ow becoming blocked.
washing a load of laundry
CAUTION
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04 CLEANING AND MAINTAINING
The ECO Drum Clean Auto Alarm Function
If the “ECO Drum Clean” indicator on the display and the
lamp on the Cycle Selector are lit after a wash, it indicates
that tub (drum) cleaning is required. In this case, remove
the laundry from the washing machine, turn the power
on, and clean the drum by performing the ECO Drum
Clean course.
If you do not perform the ECO Drum Clean course, the
“ECO Drum Clean” indicator on the display and the lamp
on the Cycle Selector are turned off. However, the “ECO
Drum Clean” indicator on the display and the lamp on the
Cycle Selector are turned on again after two washes are
performed. However, this will not result in a problem with
the washing machine.
Although generally, the ECO Drum Clean Auto Alarm
appears once a month or so, the frequency may differ
depending on the number of times the washing machine
is used.
In case of the alarm, please also clean the debris
lter (refer to “Cleaning the debris fi lter” section on
page 34). Otherwise the performance of the bubble
function may lower down.
DRAINING THE WASHING MACHINE IN AN EMERGENCY
If there is a power outage, drain all remaining water before removing your laundry.
1. Unplug the washing machine from the power supply.
2. Open the fi lter cover by using a coin or key.
3. Open the emergency drain cap by pulling it.
4. Hold the cap on the end of the emergency drain tube and
slowly pull it out.
5. Allow all the water to fl ow into a bowl.
Remain water maybe more than you expected.
Prepare larger bowl.
6. Reinsert the emergency drain cap and the drain tube.
7. Replace the fi lter-cover.
Filter cover
Emergency
drain tube
Emergency
drain cap
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CLEANING THE DEBRIS FILTER
We recommend cleaning the debris fi lter 5 or 6 times a year, or when the error message of “5E” is
displayed. (Refer to “Draining the washing machine in an emergency” in the previous section.)
If foreign substances accumulate debris fi lter, the performance of the bubble function will be degraded.
Before cleaning the debris fi lter, make sure to unplug the power cord.
1. Remove the remaining water fi rst (refer to “Draining the
washing machine in an emergency” on page 33.)
If you separate the fi lter without draining the remaining
water, the remaining water may trickle out.
2. Open the fi lter cover by using a key or coin.
3. Unscrew the emergency drain cap by turning it to the left
and drain off all the water.
4. Unscrew the debris fi lter cap.
5. Wash any dirt or other material from the debris fi lter. Make
sure the drain pump propeller behind the debris fi lter is not
blocked.
6. Replace the debris fi lter cap.
7. Replace the fi lter cover.
Do not open the debris fi lter cap while the machine is running or hot
water may fl ow out.
Make sure to replace the fi lter cap after the fi lter cleaning. If the fi lter is out of the machine, your
washing machine may malfunction or leak water.
The fi lter should be fully assembled after the fi lter cleaning.
For models with the safety fi lter cap
To open, push in, and then turn the safety fi lter cap counterclockwise.
The spring in the cap will make opening the cap easy.
To close, turn the safety fi lter cap clockwise. As you turn the cap, the
spring will make a rattling sound. The rattling sound is normal.
CLEANING THE EXTERIOR
1. Wipe the washing machine surfaces, including the control panel, with a soft cloth using a
nonabrasive household detergent.
2. Use a soft cloth to dry the surfaces.
3. Do not pour water onto the washing machine.
cleaning and maintaining your
washing machine
Debris fi lter cap
CAUTION
CAUTION
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04 CLEANING AND MAINTAINING
CLEANING THE DETERGENT DRAWER AND DRAWER RECESS
1. Press the release lever on the inside of the
detergent drawer and pull the drawer out.
2. Remove the softener divider and the liquid
detergent box(option) from the detergent
drawer.
3. Wash all parts under running water.
4. Clean the drawer recess with an old toothbrush.
5. Replace the softener divider and the liquid detergent box
(option) by pushing it fi rmly into the drawer.
6. Push the drawer back into place.
7. To remove any remaining detergent, perform a rinse cycle
without any laundry in the drum.
CLEANING THE WATER HOSE MESH FILTER
You should clean the water hose mesh fi lter at least once a year, or when the error message of “4E” is
displayed:
1. Turn off the water supply to the washing machine.
2. Unscrew the hose from the back of the washing machine. To prevent water from gushing out
due to the air pressure in the hose, cover the hose with a cloth.
3. Gently pull out the mesh fi lter from the end of the hose using a pair of pliers and rinse it under
water until clean. Also clean inside and outside the threaded connector.
4. Push the fi lter back into place.
5. Screw the hose back onto the washing machine.
6. Make sure the connections are watertight and turn on the tap.
Release lever
Softener divider
liquid detergent box (Option)
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cleaning and maintaining your
washing machine
REPAIRING A FROZEN WASHING MACHINE
If the temperature drops below freezing and your washing machine is frozen:
1. Unplug the washing machine.
2. Pour warm water over the tap to loosen the water supply hose.
3. Remove the water supply hose and soak it in warm water.
4. Pour warm water into the washing machine drum and let it sit for 10 minutes.
5. Reconnect the water supply hose to the water tap and check if the water supply and drain
are operating normal.
STORING YOUR WASHING MACHINE
If you need to store your washing machine for an extended time, it’s better to drain and disconnect it.
Washing machines can be damaged if water is left in the hoses and internal components before storage.
1. Select the Cotton cycle and push the Quick Wash button and run your washing machine
through the cycle without a load.
2. Turn the water taps off and disconnect the inlet hoses.
3. Unplug your washing machine from the electrical outlet, and leave your washing machine
door open to allow air to circulate inside the tumbler.
If your washing machine has been stored in below-freezing temperatures, allow time for any
leftover water in your washing machine to thaw out before using it.
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05 TROUBLESHOOTING
troubleshooting and
information codes
CHECK THESE POINTS IF YOUR WASHING MACHINE...
PROBLEM SOLUTION
Will not start Make sure your washing machine is plugged in.
Make sure the door is fi rmly closed.
Make sure the water source tap(s) are turned on.
Make sure to press the Start/Pause button.
Has no water or not enough
water
Turn the water tap on fully.
Make sure the water source hose is not frozen.
Straighten the water intake hoses.
Clean the fi lter on the water intake hose.
Has detergent remaining in
the detergent drawer after
the wash cycle is complete
Make sure your washing machine is running with suf cient water
pressure.
Make sure the detergent is added to the center of the detergent
drawer.
Vibrates or is too noisy Make sure your washing machine is on a level surface. If the surface
is not level, adjust the washing machine feet to level the appliance.
Make sure that the shipping bolts are removed.
Make sure your washing machine is not touching any other object.
Make sure the laundry load is balanced.
The washing machine does
not drain and/or spin
Straighten the drain hose. Eliminate kinked hoses.
Make sure the debris fi lter is not clogged.
Door is locked shut or will
not open.
The door will not open until 3 minutes after the machine stops or the
power turns off.
If the problem persists, contact your local Samsung Customer Service.
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INFORMATION CODES
If your washing machine malfunctions, you may see an information code on the display. If this happens,
please check the table below and try the suggested solution before calling Customer Service.
CODE SYMBOL SOLUTION
dE
Make sure the door is fi rmly closed.
Make sure that laundry is not caught in the door.
4E
Make sure the source water tap is turned on.
Check the water pressure.
Clean the mesh fi lters of water hose.
5E
Clean the debris fi lter.
Make sure the drainage hose is installed correctly.
Clean the water hose mesh fi lter.
UE
The laundry load is unbalanced. Redistribute the load. If only one item
of clothing needs washing, such as a bathrobe or pair of jeans, the
nal spin result might be unsatisfactory and an “UE” error message
will be shown in the display window.
cE/3E/Uc
Call the after-sales service.
For any codes not listed above, or if the suggested solution doesn’t fi x the problem, call your Samsung
Service Centre or local Samsung dealer.
troubleshooting and
information codes
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06 CALIBRATING YOUR WASHING MACHINE
calibrating your washing
machine
CALIBRATION MODE
Samsung washing machine detects the laundry weight automatically. For more accurate weight detection,
please run Calibration Mode after the installation. Calibration mode is done by following the steps below.
1. Remove laundry or any contents in the machine and turn off the machine.
2. Press the Temp button and Delay End button simultaneously, and press the Power button in addition.
Then the machine turns on.
3. Press the Start button to activate “Calibration Mode”.
4. The drum rotates clockwise and counterclockwise approximately for 3 minutes.
5. When “Calibration Mode” is fi nished, “End/Cycle is complete” appears on the display, and the machine
automatically turns off. The washing machine is now ready for use.
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