Samsung washer 4C2 / 4E2 / CE / 14C2 / nF1 code
Error4C2 / 4E2 / CE / 14C2 / nF1
4C2 / 4E2 / CE / 14C2 / nF1 is listed by Samsung support as hot and cold water supply lines are reversed. Code variants and available checks can differ by model and region.
What the code means
Hot and cold water supply lines are reversed
Disconnect power before inspecting hoses or accessible filters, keep hands away from moving parts, and follow the exact Samsung model manual.
Typical symptoms
014C2 / 4E2 / CE / 14C2 / nF1 appears on the display
02The current cycle may pause or stop
03The affected fill, drain, door, power, or balance function may not complete
Likely causes
Start with the least invasive explanation and stop if the check requires internal electrical or sealed-system access.
01Hot and cold hoses connected to the wrong inlets
02Installation or model-specific temperature-supply configuration
Safe next steps
- 1Turn the washer off
- 2Confirm that the cold-water supply hose is connected firmly to the cold-water tap
- 3Check the hose labels before moving any connection
- 4Restart the cycle once after correcting the connection
- 5Contact Samsung service if the code remains
Step-by-step repair
- 1Close the water taps before moving a hose
- 2Reconnect the cold-water hose to the cold-water tap and tighten by hand according to the manual
- 3Open the taps and inspect for drips
- 4Restart one cycle
- 5Stop if a connection leaks or the code returns
Repair details
🔧Tools
Towel, No special tool is required for the official hose-connection check
Towel, No special tool is required for the official hose-connection check
What not to do
- Do not swap hoses while water is on
- Do not overtighten plastic connectors
- Do not open internal electrical panels
Preventive maintenance
- 1Check hose labels after installation or moving the washer
- 2Inspect supply hoses regularly for damage or leaks
Frequently asked questions
What does 4C2/4E2 indicate?
Samsung identifies it as a water-temperature supply issue, commonly the cold hose connected to the wrong tap.
Can I keep using the washer?
Correct the hose connection first; stop if the alert returns.
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