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Samsung washer 4C2, 4E2, CE, 14C2 or nF1 code: the cold inlet is receiving water that is too hot

4C2, 4E2, CE, 14C2 or nF1 means the cold inlet is receiving water that is too hot. Turn off both valves and trace each hose from the wall to the labeled washer inlet.

On a supported Samsung washer, 4C2, 4E2, CE, 14C2 or nF1 means the cold inlet is receiving water that is too hot. Turn off both valves and trace each hose from the wall to the labeled washer inlet. Then reconnect cold to cold and hot to hot; do not rely only on hose color if the wall valves are mislabeled.

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  • Samsung washers displaying 4C2, 4E2, CE, 14C2 or nF1

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    1. Confirm 4C2, 4E2, CE, 14C2 or nF1 on the exact model

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      Photograph the complete display, record the model tag and note the cycle stage. Similar-looking codes can mean different things on another product line.

    2. Check the condition named by the code

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      Turn off both valves and trace each hose from the wall to the labeled washer inlet.

    3. Correct the remaining user-serviceable cause

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      Reconnect cold to cold and hot to hot; do not rely only on hose color if the wall valves are mislabeled.

    4. Run one controlled verification

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      Run a cold cycle and confirm the incoming water stays cold and the code clears. Plumbing service is needed if the household valves themselves are reversed or supply unsafe temperatures.

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    What does 4C2, 4E2, CE, 14C2 or nF1 mean on a Samsung washer?+

    It means the cold inlet is receiving water that is too hot.

    Can I clear 4C2, 4E2, CE, 14C2 or nF1 by resetting the washer?+

    A restart may clear a stored display only after the underlying condition is corrected. Repeatedly resetting without correcting the cause is not a repair.

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