If your Samsung dishwasher suddenly flashes an error code like Error Code E29 / E36 / E46, chances are you’re dealing with a motor-related issue. These error codes are Samsung’s way of telling you something is wrong with the circulation or drain motor—and unfortunately, your dishes are staying dirty until it’s fixed.
Let’s break down what these error codes mean, what you can try on your own, and when it’s time to call in a local, express repair team for a fast solution.
Although they’re different, Error Code E29 / E36 / E46 are all tied to motor function errors. Here’s what each typically points to:
These motor errors can result from simple issues like clogged filters—or more serious ones like faulty motor components or a bad control board.
If you’re a bit handy and feel confident tackling simple appliance issues, here are a few things you can try before calling for help:
Sometimes, a hard reset clears temporary glitches.
Blocked filters can cause circulation issues, which might trigger these errors.
A kinked or clogged hose might lead to an E36 code.
If you’ve tried these steps and your dishwasher still won’t run properly—or you’re seeing the error codes return—it’s time for expert help. Motor repairs require experience and the right tools, and trying to fix them without proper training could make things worse.
That’s where we come in.
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Don’t let a minor error code turn into a major headache. Whether it’s E29, E36, or E46, your Samsung dishwasher is trying to tell you something—and you don’t have to figure it out alone. Try the quick fixes above, and if you’re still stuck, we’re just a click or call away.
Let us take care of the dirty work so you can get back to clean dishes—fast.