Samsung Refrigerator Error Code 39E: Meaning and Fix

Also shown as: 39C
Reading the refrigerator display
On a refrigerator the code shows on the control panel or dispenser display. Some models flash a letter or alternate two characters; hold the code in view and note both. Samsung codes combine a digit with a letter, and some alternate with the cycle time.
Samsung displays numeric-plus-letter codes such as 4C, 5E or 21E, and many models run a Smart Care self-check through the app. Washers and dryers often use letter pairs, refrigerators use number plus E. The codes apply to model numbers such as DW80R5061US, DW80K7050US and DV45T6000EW; check the label on your unit to confirm yours.
What causes 39E
- Ice jammed in the maker
- Low water to the ice maker
- Frozen fill tube
- Failed ice maker motor or heater
How to fix it
- Remove the ice bin and clear any jam.
- Check the water supply line and filter.
- Let the unit thaw if the fill tube is frozen.
- Press the test button on the ice maker.
- Replace the ice maker if it still fails.
Parts you may need
Questions
Is 39E common?
Yes, on ice makers that clump.
Can the filter cause it?
A blocked water filter can starve the maker.
How long should I wait?
Allow a full harvest cycle after fixes.
Other Samsung refrigerator codes
Sources
Part numbers are OEM references; confirm fit by your model number before ordering. Meanings compiled from manufacturer and parts-retailer documentation; see sources below. Unplug the appliance before opening it.
Applies to models including RF28R7551SR, RF28R6201SR, RF23J9011SR, RS27T5200SR, RF263BEAESR, RT18M6215SR.





