Samsung dishwasher bE code: button stuck
Also shown as 6E
- Urgency
- Low
- Who can fix it
- Easy DIY
- Time
- About 10 min
- Repair cost
- $150–$350
The control panel thinks a button is being held down. A stuck, wet or dirty button is the usual cause.
Likely causes
Listed from most to least common.
- Button pressed and held, or stuck down
- Moisture or grease on the control panel
- Something leaning on the panel
- Faulty control panel
How to fix the bE code
Step 1: Turn off the dishwasher
Switch it off and wait a minute.
Step 2: Clean and dry the panel
Wipe the control panel with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry it fully.
Step 3: Press each button
Turn it back on and press every button once. Check each one clicks and springs back.
You'll need: Soft cloth.
Parts that may need replacing
Check your model number on the label inside the door or on the back before ordering.
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When to call a technician
If a button will not release or the code keeps returning, the control panel needs replacing by a technician.
A typical repair for this code costs $150–$350 in the US, including parts and labor. Prices vary by area and model.
Models this applies to
- DW80 series dishwashers
- Bespoke and StormWash models
Codes can differ slightly between models. Your owner's manual is the final word and is available from Samsung support.
Common questions
›Is bE the same as 6E on a Samsung dishwasher?
Yes. Samsung lists both as a stuck button error.
›Can steam cause a bE code?
It can. Moisture getting into the panel can make a button read as pressed. Let the panel dry and try again.
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