Samsung Washer error code OC
OC
Also shown as: OE, OF
What it means
Water has overflowed in the washer.
Likely causes
- The washer has detected too much water in the drum
Safety first: switch the appliance off and unplug it (or turn it off at the circuit breaker) before you check anything. If water is involved, close the water supply valve too. Never open panels or touch internal wiring. Anything that involves gas lines, refrigerant or sealed systems, or mains-voltage wiring is a job for a professional - not a home fix.
Safe first checks
- Turn the washer off and close the water tap
- Restart the machine after a spin cycle, as Samsung suggests
When to call a pro
If the information code remains on the display after restarting, stop using the washer and contact a Samsung service center.
Repair or replace?
Try the safe checks first - many codes clear with a clean filter, a straight hose or a balanced load, and those cost nothing. If the code comes back, a service call typically costs $50-$150 for the visit and diagnosis (Angi puts an average service call at $50-$100; Sears lists a $90-$150 diagnostic fee). Get the full repair quote before you decide. If the machine is old and the quote is a large part of the price of a new one, replacing usually makes more sense than repairing.
Source: Samsung Support