When I bought my Samsung steam washer, the drain hose was missing

TIP 1: Most error codes that display are related to installation, maintenance, and general use such as washer not being level, not cleaning the debris filter, not cleaning the inlet water supply mesh filters, and using too much detergent.
TIP 2: If your Samsung washer will not start, be sure the Delay Start function has not been activated. When the Delay Start is in use the display will show a number followed by an H (1H, 2H, 3H). The Delay Start icon will be illuminated. (The Delay Start Icon looks like a stopwatch)

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODE: nd
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = no drain
If "nd" is showing on the display, it is an indication of a no drain condition.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: This is caused by the debris filter being clogged or the drain hose installed improperly. Make sure the drain hose is not pushed too far into the drain/stand pipe. A unit that is not level, unbalanced, or overloaded may not drain properly also. Drain pump could be faulty. (nd error code repair here)

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODE: nF
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = washer not getting enough water
If the machine is not getting enough water, a "no fill" (nF) error code will be displayed after 16 minutes of trying to fill. This does not mean there is a defect in the unit.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: Be sure the water valves are fully OPEN. Verify the door is tightly closed. Verify the washer is plugged in. Check the fuse or reset the circuit breaker. Verify the debris filter is not clogged. How to clean the debris filter. Top Load washers do not have external debris filter access. Water inlet valve may be faulty. (nF error code repair here)

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: DC or UC or UE
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = unbalanced load or board voltage error
This error represents an unbalanced load error or a main PCB (main board) voltage error.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: Turn off the washer and open the door. Verify the washer is not overloaded and redistribute the load. Verify the washer is level. If the washer has Calibration Mode, re-calibrate the washer using your users manual or find one online. (dc error code repair here)

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODE: SUDS
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = over-sudsing condition
If your washing machine has the word "SUDS" on the display, it has detected an oversudsing problem, and will stop for a short period to allow the suds to dissolve. This error code is usually caused by excess detergent or the wrong type.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: Use HE (High Efficiency) detergent. This detergent is made for high efficiency front loader washing machines. HE detergent has high efficiency cleaning with low sudsing. Non "HE" detergent normally have high sudsing properties, and will cause excessive amounts of suds in your washer. If you are already using "HE" detergent and your washing machine is displaying the "SUDS" error code, you are using too much detergent.

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: 8e or 8e1 or 8e2
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = connection error on circuit board
The 8e error represents a connection error on the washing machines main circuit board.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: If 8e, 8e1, 8e2 is displayed on the washer check connections to main board. Check wire harness connections.

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODE: FE Diagnostic Code
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = fan motor - main PCB - fan blower fault
The FE error represents a fan motor, main PCB, or fan blower fault.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: Troubleshoot the above parts and replace as needed.

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODE: dC Diagnostic Code
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = unbalanced load
The dC error represents an unbalance load or a cabinet bump has been detected during the spin cycle. This prevents the drum from spinning over 400 RPM.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: Verify the unit is level. During the spin cycle, press on each corner of the machine. If any one corner moves, the machine is not level and needs to be leveled. Adjust the unit for vibration. Cut power to the unit by unplugging it or switching it off at the circuit breaker for 1 minute then restore power. Press the power button to turn on the unit and see if the error returns. If the error returns, troubleshoot issue or service is required. If the error does not return, the issue has been fixed. (dc error code repair here)

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODE: 5E
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = drain pump problem
The 5E error code appears when there is an issue with the drain pump. This can occur because of a drain pump or Main PCB malfunction.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: This happens when the debris filter is clogged or there is an issue with the drain pump. How to clean the debris filter.

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: 4E or 4E1 or 4E2
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = water supply issue
When 4E, 4E1, or 4E2 are displayed, this represents a water supply error due to one or more of the following:
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: Possible improperly installed water supply hoses or leaking hoses. Make sure both supply hoses are connected to each water source - Hot to Hot and Cold to Cold.

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: bE or bE1 or bE2 or bE3
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = button on control panel sticking - faulty main PCB relay
The bE, bE1, bE2, and bE3 error codes represent a button on the control panel being held in or sticking for too long, or a faulty main PCB relay.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: If any of these errors are displayed, you need to troubleshoot the issue, replace the main control board or panel, or service is required.

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: PF or 9E or 9E1 or 9E2 or 2E
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = malfunctioning main PBA - power faults from electrical power
These error codes represent a malfunctioning main PBA or power faults related to an electrical power supply that is incompatible with the Samsung washing machine.
The electrical power requirements of Samsung washing machines are:
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: Be sure you have a 3-Prong grounded 120 volt 60 Hz approved electrical outlet. 15-amp fuse or comparable circuit breaker is a requirement for all Samsung Washing Machines.

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: AE or AE6
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = communication errors sub and main PBAs - main and inverter PBAs
AE and AE6 represent communication errors between the sub and main PBAs or the main and inverter PBAs.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: If either of these errors is displayed, troubleshooting is needed or service is required.
SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: 3E or 3E1 or 3E2 or 3E3 or 3E4
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = motor or hall sensor error
The 3E error code represents a motor or hall sensor fault.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: Reset the washer by unplugging it for 30 seconds. If the reset does not work, and the error code returns, check motor and hall sensor or the washer needs service.

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODE: CE
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = temperature sensor problem
The CE error code represents a malfunctioning temperature sensor.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: When this error is displayed, troubleshooting the temp sensor is needed or service is required.
SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: dE or dE1 or dE2 or DE or dS
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = door switch problem
The dE, dE1, and dE2 errors represent a door switch malfunction.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: Power off the washer. Verify that the door is closed completely. Start another cycle. If the error is displayed again, troubleshoot the door switch or service is required. If the error is not displayed, the door was not closed completely when the first cycle started. (dS error code repair here)

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: HE or HE1 or HE2 or Hr
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = heater error or temp sensor error
The HE, HE1, HE2, Hr represent a heater error or a temperature sensor error.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: When these errors are display, the heater and temp sensors need to be checked or service is required.

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: OE or OF
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = water overflow
The OE and OF errors represent an overflow error caused by either a malfunctioning water level sensor, a damaged internal water supply hose, or a malfunctioning water supply valve.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: Check and troubleshoot the water level sensor, water supply hose, and water supply valve.
SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: tE1 or tE2 or tE3
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = temperature sensors
The tE1, tE2, and tE3 errors represent malfunctioning temperature sensors.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: Check temp sensors and replace as necessary.
SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: NF2 or 4E2 or 4C2
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = washer filling with very hot water
This error is displayed when the washer is filling up with very hot water. It is in place to protect delicate fabric that can be damaged by very hot water.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: This error is usually caused by the inlet supply hoses being backwards. The hot water supply hose is running into the cold water inlet valve on the back of the washer. The cold water supply hose is running into the hot water inlet valve. As soon as the unit detects the temperature is too high, it will stop and drain. It will then try to fill again. Check water hoses and switch the hoses to the correct water valves.

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: Eg or E9
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = software lock
The LO error represents a lock software error.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: Unplug washer for 1 minute and see if that resets.

SAMSUNG WASHER FAULT CODES: Le or 1E or Ie or lE
SAMSUNG WASHER ERROR DEFINITION = Oversudsing - water level error
If you see the words/letters "LE", "Le", "1e", "1E", "le", "lE", "Suds", "SUDS", or "sUDS" on the display, it is an indication of "oversudsing" or a water level error.
HOW TO REPAIR/CLEAR ERROR?: This is almost always caused by using too much bleach, softener, detergent or non-HE detergent. You may also have a problem with the water level sensor. (Le error code repair here)

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http://www.whirlpool.com/product-help/display-shows-f9-e1-front-load-washer/PH5186/

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a special adaptor is required from the mfg to allow this it bypasses the internal passageway to internal bucket and has a hose connection to what a normal garden style hose can be connected and directed over to a floor drain or pump pit
this method still requires normal maintence and cleaning thought as it can stop up too

Actually there should be a little door you can access at the bottom front to clean out your pump filter, I'm including my washers pictures. 1) You first open the little door at the bottom. You do not need any tools, just something to drain the water in to. 2) Unscrew the hose closure, put your hose down into the drain bucket. Drain all the water out, you may have to empty the bucket so you can get the hose lower next time. 3) Next unscrew the filter itself. Get anything out inside the hole, in my case it was a toothpick, I take a paper towel and dry out any grit or hair. 4) Put your hose closure back on, it is held in a clip, Then screw the filter back in. That's it. I would also recommend cleaning out the drawers that hold soap, bleach and fabric softener. Also clean around the rubber ring, it will help your washer last longer. Hope this helps you

Here's a link to complete instructions to repair your washer. You may require a special tool to remove the installed pump. Click on the small pictures at the end of the page to view the detailed instructions. Here's the link;

http://www.managemylife.com/mmh/questions/228916-lg-washer-model-wm2277hw-code-oe-wont-drain

It won't drain If your washer won't drain, check these: It spins, but doesn't pump It doesn't spin or pump It pumps, but the water returns It spins, but doesn't pump If your washer spins but doesn't pump the water out, the drain line is probably clogged. In many washers, a small sock or other piece of clothing can get between the clothes tub and the outer tub that holds the water. If the clothing gets between the tubs, it may then get into the drain hose that's attached to the pump--or even into the pump itself. If it's in the pump, you need to remove the hoses from the pump and pull the item out. To remove the sock from the outer tub port, open the washer's main access panel and remove the large-diameter rubber hose that connects the pump to the bottom of the outer tub. Then, using needle-nose pliers, try to grab and remove the clothing through the port. Sometimes you can't remove the stuck clothing from below. Then you have to remove the agitator, top of the outer drum shield, and inner clothes tub. This isn't easy to do--and you may need special tools--so you might be happier getting a qualified appliance repair technician to do the job. If the drain line isn't plugged, the problem may be with your pump. Even if the pump appears to be turning, the internal impeller may be broken. If so, you need to replace the pump. It doesn't spin or pump If your washer doesn't spin or pump water out but the motor is running, your washer probably has a frozen pump pulley. If so, you need to replace the pump. To check the pulley, remove the pump from the washer and try to rotate the pulley manually. If it doesn't turn freely--if it's frozen or stiff--replace it. It pumps, but the water returns If the water that pumps out of the machine goes back into the machine after the spin cycle, your washer may be siphoning the water from a laundry tub that has a slow drain, back into the washer. The usual remedy for this is to improve the draining of the laundry tub. (Is something stuck in the drain?) Also, check for these problems: If the drain hose reaches more than about 4 inches into the laundry tub, cut off the excess. If your drain hose is lower than the washer's cabinet, install an air gap/siphon break assembly.

plumbing in the wall is usually placed according to where your unit is going to be placed,..not the case here as i/you can see,..you should be able to get a piece of hose (from private appliance store) and an "insert coupling" (has little "barbs" on it so it stays put after you clamp it) and make your extension,...don't make it to long or to tight, you don't want tension on the hose,....baby sit this "custom repair" to insure it dosn't leak, ya know, watch a couple loads go thru it's cycle,......if you can't get this happening, you can have the drain in the wall moved,....not a big job if your drain is plastic. good luck.

why not do the special cycle and set it as "My Cycle". that way you can keep that one special setting under this cycle and use it every time you wish to use that particular setting

Yes, there are 2 ways to do it.  The easiest way works only if the washer is NOT on a pedestal.  Pull the washer out and tilt it back.  Have someone you trust hold the washer leaned back while you crawl underneath the unit. Look for the 3/8" rubber hose and just shove it back into the hole where the drain hose is supposed to go.  If that doesn't work, then you will have to disassemble the top, the control panel and the front panel to get to the hose.