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Samsung washer E2 / bE2 / 6E2 / BE2 / 8E2 code

ErrorE2 / bE2 / 6E2 / BE2 / 8E2

E2 / bE2 / 6E2 / BE2 / 8E2 is listed by Samsung support as jammed button error. Code variants and available checks can differ by model and region.

Reference source listed as Samsung US washing machine information codes.

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What the code means

Jammed button error

Disconnect power before inspecting hoses or accessible filters, keep hands away from moving parts, and follow the exact Samsung model manual.

Typical symptoms

01E2 / bE2 / 6E2 / BE2 / 8E2 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.

01Button physically stuck or contaminated
02Control-panel or model-specific button-sensing fault

Safe next steps

  1. 1
    Power the washer off
  2. 2
    Touch each control button individually
  3. 3
    Gently work each button across its edges, then release it
  4. 4
    Power the washer back on once
  5. 5
    Arrange Samsung service if a button is damaged or the code returns

Step-by-step repair

  1. 1
    Samsung's published user check is limited to releasing a stuck button: with power off, touch each panel button one at a time and work it gently around its edges. Restore power and test once. If the code returns or a control is damaged, arrange service.

Repair details

🔧Tools
Clean, dry hands, No screwdriver or electrical tool is required for Samsung's published button check

What not to do

  • Do not spray liquid into the control panel
  • Do not pry, remove, or bridge buttons
  • Do not open the control panel or attempt a board repair

Preventive maintenance

  • 1
    Keep the control panel dry
  • 2
    Avoid pressing buttons with sharp objects or soaking-wet hands

Frequently asked questions

What does E2/bE2 mean?

Samsung identifies a panel button that is stuck or continuously pressed.

Can every BE2/8E2 be treated this way?

No. Samsung says that on some models it is a MEMS sensor error; confirm the exact model manual if the code returns.

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Compare related codes for the same appliance or manufacturer before replacing parts.