Samsung Washing Machine 9C1 / 9C2 / PF / 2E / 9E1 / 9E2 / UC / 19C1 / 19C2 error code
These codes mean your Samsung washing machine detected an irregularity in the electrical current being supplied, or that power was interrupted during a cycle. A PF code specifically means power failed — either from an outage, the washer being unplugged, or a tripped circuit breaker. Models used outside their country of origin may also display these codes as power grid specifications differ between countries. Confirming the washer is on its own dedicated circuit resolves most cases.
Common causes
- Power outage or interruption occurred while the washer was running
- Washer was accidentally unplugged during a cycle
- Circuit breaker tripped during operation
- Washer is sharing a circuit with other appliances causing voltage irregularities
- Extension cord is being used instead of a direct wall connection
- Washer is being used in a country other than where it was sold
How to fix it
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Make sure the washer is connected directly to a dedicated wall outlet — do not use an extension cord
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Check that the washer is on its own circuit and not sharing with other high-powered appliances
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If the power went out reset the circuit breaker and restart the cycle
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If the code continues arrange professional service
Related Samsung Washing Machine error codes
1E / LE / 1C / LC / LC1 / 11C / 1LC
Water level or leakage error — moisture detected where it should not be
4C / 14C / nF / 4E
The washing machine is not filling with water correctly
4C2 / 4E2 / CE / 14C2 / nF1
The cold water supply is extremely hot — the supply hoses are swapped
nd / 5E / SE / 5C / SC / 15C
The washing machine is not draining water at the correct speed or at all
9C1 / 9C2 / PF / 2E / 9E1 / 9E2 / UC / 19C1 / 19C2 error — frequently asked questions
What does the 9C1 / 9C2 / PF / 2E / 9E1 / 9E2 / UC / 19C1 / 19C2 error mean on a Samsung washing machine?
An irregularity in the electrical supply was detected — or power was interrupted
What causes the 9C1 / 9C2 / PF / 2E / 9E1 / 9E2 / UC / 19C1 / 19C2 error?
The 9C1 / 9C2 / PF / 2E / 9E1 / 9E2 / UC / 19C1 / 19C2 error is usually caused by: Power outage or interruption occurred while the washer was running; Washer was accidentally unplugged during a cycle; Circuit breaker tripped during operation; Washer is sharing a circuit with other appliances causing voltage irregularities; Extension cord is being used instead of a direct wall connection; Washer is being used in a country other than where it was sold.
Can I fix the 9C1 / 9C2 / PF / 2E / 9E1 / 9E2 / UC / 19C1 / 19C2 error myself?
Yes — this is rated an easy fix that most people can do themselves, typically in 5m.
How much does it cost to fix the 9C1 / 9C2 / PF / 2E / 9E1 / 9E2 / UC / 19C1 / 19C2 error?
Fixing the 9C1 / 9C2 / PF / 2E / 9E1 / 9E2 / UC / 19C1 / 19C2 error on a Samsung washing machine typically costs $0, depending on parts and whether you do it yourself or hire a technician.
Is it safe to keep using my washing machine with the 9C1 / 9C2 / PF / 2E / 9E1 / 9E2 / UC / 19C1 / 19C2 error?
In most cases yes, but it's best to address the 9C1 / 9C2 / PF / 2E / 9E1 / 9E2 / UC / 19C1 / 19C2 error soon — see the fix steps below to resolve it.