Code lookup
UE appliance error code.
The same visible code can mean different things depending on brand, appliance type, and model family. Choose the closest match before taking action.
Coverage context
This page compares covered records for the same visible code. Use it as a starting point, then open the exact brand and appliance record before taking action.
Current coverage
Why context matters
A visible code is not a diagnosis by itself. Brand, appliance type, and model family decide whether UE points to water supply, airflow, temperature sensing, power, control, or another system.
Use the exact record links below before trying reset steps or deciding whether the appliance can be used.
Current contexts
Compare source-backed meanings
| Brand and appliance | Meaning | Use guidance | Source status | Open record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LG Washer UELG may display uE, UE, or Ub depending on model behavior. | Usually indicates that the washer is trying to balance an uneven laundry load. | Limited checks onlyCheck the model-family note before assuming this code meaning. | officialofficial; verified 2026-06-24 | Exact record |
| Samsung Washer UbSamsung lists dC as model-dependent, so this record keeps dC out of aliases until the exact model is known. | Usually indicates that the washer has detected an unbalanced laundry load. | Limited checks onlyCheck the model-family note before assuming this code meaning. | officialofficial; verified 2026-06-24 | Exact record |
Possible matches
Missing your brand or appliance?
Do not assume UE has the same meaning on a different brand, appliance type, or model family. Open search with this code to use the coverage request draft when no exact match exists.
Safety reminder
Stop and use qualified service for water near electrical parts, burning smells, gas odor, miswired range warnings, unsafe refrigerator temperatures, or repeated failed resets.
Safety guide