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I get a "check water tap" error during rinse cycle. Machine stops and you have to hit start again. Runs for a few minutes, beebs again, and stops. Must re-set 5 or 6 times to get through a wash. Replaced hoses and cleaned hose filters. Still doesn't work. What else can I do?
note: I may or may not have this exact model.
My washer also exhibits the "water tap closed?" message. I generally start the whole process over (wastes lots of water) and sometimes it happens again. If I am certain that there is no more soap in the wash I will simply turn the dial to spin and let this finish off the cycle... I would prefer to eliminate this issue, but frankly, the advice given seems a little shy on specifics. Can any expert give a step by step solution as though you are speaking to a pre-school aged child please. Thanks.My washer also exhibits the "water tap closed?" message.
I generally start the whole process over (wastes lots of water) and sometimes it happens again. If I am certain that there is no more soap
in the wash I will simply turn the dial to spin and let this finish off the cycle...
I would prefer to eliminate this issue, but frankly, the advice given seems a little shy on specifics. Can any expert give a step by step solution as though you are speaking to a pre-school aged child please.
Thanks.
AnonymousMar 21, 2014
no water comes in for the rinse cycleno water comes in for the rinse cycle
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If your Samsung washing machine is displaying a E4/error code on the control panel after completing the spin cycle and the clothes are still wet, we've got the solution for you. This fault is most commonly caused by an unbalanced washing machine load.
https://www.espares.co.uk/advice/symptom/samsung-washing-machine-e4ue-error-code
What does 4e mean on my Samsung washing machine?This is essentially a fill timeout error which will normally mean that either the water isn't on or that an inlet valve has failed or pressure switch problem check pipes as well. Water fill time out: The washing machine has failed to fill with water in a reasonable time.24 Nov 2015Samsung washing machine error code 4E and E1 Fault Not filling in ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFlnxeB0P0gSearch for: What does 4e mean on my Samsung washing machine?
or try this link. Samsung front load washing machine error code e4 Google Search
I'm not sure of this, because the manual does not have an error with a E. I can fine error F4. It says it encountered a faulty temperature sensor or element. If the heating element burned through the night you circuit breaker tripped (Sure it was not the ground fault circuit breaker?), then the dish washer can't heat the water, so the program can't continue. The program stops (waits) till the chosen temp is reached. If the water stays cold the program can't go on.
So also check the heater in the machine. I hope you are aware everything in the machine runs on high (or at least dangerous) voltages, so be careful not to work in the machine when it is still connected.
Check to see if there's good water volume coming through the hoses attached to the washing machine. If there is, check to see if the screens inside the water-inlet valve are clean. (The water-inlet valve is the device on the washing machine that the fill hoses are attached to.) If they're clean, you probably have a defective water-inlet valve. If so, you should completely replace the valve. Replace the water valve with this part.
Most diswashers have a complete cycle that lasts over an hour. The machine fills with about 1.5-2 quarts of water, rinses the dishes for a few minutes, then empties the water, then fills again with new water and rinses for a few more minutes, then empties. This is to get a good bit of the looser gunk off the dishes, and to soften up any other stuff that has dried on there. Then the machine fills a third time, the soap door pops open, and it washes for a much longer time to hopefully dissolve away pretty much anything left on the dishes. Then it empties, and does a rinse the soap off cycle, and usually a final cycle that rinses again with a little bit of rinse agent to help them dry quickly.
• Water supply is not adequate in area. • Water supply taps are not completely open. • Water inlet hose is bent. • The filter of the inlet hose clogged.
Solution: Check another tap in the house. Fully open tap. Straighten hose. Check the filter of the inlet hose.
UE: • Load is too small. • Load is out of balance. • The appliance has an imbalance detection and correction system. If individual heavy articles are loaded (bath mat, bath robe, etc.) and the imbalance is too great, after several attempts to restart the spin cycle the machine will stop and the error code will be displayed.
Solution: Add 1 or 2 similar items to help balance the load. Rearrange load to allow proper spinning. UE:
while the unit is filling in the warm cycle. reach behind and shut off the hot water tap.I bet the water flow stops filling, if so, you would need to change the inlet valve on the machine. You see, in warm, if the cold is not filling, you still hear the hot filling and the unit will advance. The rinse cycles are mostly "cold" only. if the valve is not opening it will not allow it to advance from the rinse section on the board.
its a error code for not enough water fast enoght or no water. check fill bibs are on and screens inside fill valve are clean if ok . make sure you do not have steel branded flow retrickers fill hoses it if so replace hoses. washer has to get a amount of water fast or it will code out
Try checking for good water supply.
Pull out detergent tray and check for good water supply during filling.
if poor filling-
Try checking the hoses.
Turn taps off, disconnect from machine, place hose end in sink, turn tap on and check for good water flow.
if the hose has a red indicator in the side of the hose (end which is fitted to the tap) - Red indicator is a failed hose.(for models with Water Stop hose type "B")
My washer also exhibits the "water tap closed?" message.
I generally start the whole process over (wastes lots of water) and sometimes it happens again. If I am certain that there is no more soap
in the wash I will simply turn the dial to spin and let this finish off the cycle...
I would prefer to eliminate this issue, but frankly, the advice given seems a little shy on specifics. Can any expert give a step by step solution as though you are speaking to a pre-school aged child please.
Thanks.
no water comes in for the rinse cycle
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