I'm getting an error SE on my samsung dishwasher during quick wash setting. Can it be fixed?

Too much water in the machine. Normally air in the water level diaphragm switch tube. More on this at the bottom.

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Dec 7, 2021 - The OC, 0C, or oE error code appears when there is more water in the dishwasher than there should be. This is often very closely related to ...

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The SE or 5E error code means "Draining Error", which coincides with what you observed. First check the drain hose for an obstruction, especially where it goes into the garbage disposer (and check the garbage disposer port to make sure it is clear too). If that's okay, then you will have to pull the dishwasher out to check the drain pump. Chances are, some foreigh object has gotten into the drain pump, and is blocking or partially blocking the water flow. If everything is OK, then you probably have a bad ECS sensor, and will have to replace it. If most of this is beyond what you want to do, at least check the hose at the garbage disposal end before you call a repairman.

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The 5E error code on this Samsung dishwasher means a drain error. Most often this is caused by a clogged drain hose, or some foreign object getting caught in the drain pump impeller. But it can also mean you have a bad ECS sensor. If this is Greek to you, then you should probably call a professional dishwasher repairman.

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That's actually a 5E error code. The 5E error code on most Samsung dishwashers means a drain error. Most often this is caused by a clogged drain hose, or some foreign object getting caught in the drain pump impeller. But it can also mean you have a bad ECS sensor if the drain pump and hose are okay.

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If it is a Samsung, which I imagine it is, then you have too much water getting in to your dishwasher during the fill cycle.

The two most common reasons for this error are: 1) too high of water pressure for your house (it should be about 50 to 70 psi, or thereabouts---Note: You'll need a plumber to fix your PRV valve if your water pressure is above 80 psi) or, 2) your water inlet valve on the dishwasher is bad and letting too much water come in during the fill cycle.

Try to reset the error by turning off the circuit breaker for your dishwasher for about 5 minutes, and then turn it back on and see if that clears out the error. Then, try running another load and if you get the error again, check your water pressure and your water inlet valve.

Good luck!

SE (or 5E) on a Samsung DishWasher means Drain Error - Water not draining. Check the drain pump and drain hose for an obstruction; If that's okay, you will probably need to replace the ECS sensor.

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Hello,

This means that the Dishwashers has detected a condition it needs to check. Press "Cancel" to clear the display and to stop the beeping sound, then try turning the Dishwashers off and on again.

If you still see the "SE error code," turn off the power to your Dishwashers and wait five minutes before turning it on again. If you hear the beep or see the "SE error code" when you try to washing again, please call your authorized provider for service.

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Most likely a pump fault if no external water leak.