Samsung Laundry Combo Code ULC: Foam During Dehumidification
On the Samsung WD53DBA900H-series Bespoke AI Laundry Combo, such as the WD53DBA900HZA1, ULC means foam was detected during the dehumidification course. The unit asks you to remove the foam and run the dehumidification course again. It…
- Code
- ULC
- Appliance
- Washer-Dryer Combo
- Brand
- Samsung
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What ULC means
On the Samsung WD53DBA900H-series Bespoke AI Laundry Combo, such as the WD53DBA900HZA1, ULC means foam was detected during the dehumidification course. The unit asks you to remove the foam and run the dehumidification course again. It is a warning about suds in the drum, often from too much detergent in the load. You will see ULC on the display and the course stops.
Common causes of ULC
- Too much detergent left in the laundry
- Foam sensing working as designed
- Insufficient rinsing of the load
1. Stop the course and open the door when it is safe. 2. Remove the foam you can reach with a clean towel. 3. Run a rinse before starting the dehumidification course again. 4. Use less detergent in future loads. 5. If ULC repeats with a clean, well-rinsed load, call us.
- If ULC returns with a well-rinsed load, we cannot tell whether the foam sensor or the rinse circuit is behind it.
- We check the sensor reading and water flow before recommending a part.
- A written estimate is yours before we start, and our repair is warranted for 30 days.
Other Washer-Dryer Combo codes
How is ULC related to SUD?
They are related. SUD shows foam detected during washing. ULC shows foam during the dehumidification course and asks you to remove it and run the course again.
How do I remove the foam?
Wipe out what you can reach, then run a rinse. Do not open the door while there is water in the drum. A couple of extra rinses before drying will carry the remaining detergent away.
Will ULC come back?
Not if the laundry is rinsed well and less detergent is used. If it repeats, we inspect the sensor. A well-rinsed load and a measured amount of detergent are the best prevention for later cycles.
Still unsure about ULC?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.