When error message 4E is displayed, you should clean the water hose mesh filter. To do this:
1. Turn off the water source to the washing machine. 2. Unscrew the hose from the back of the washing machine. 3. With a pair of pliers, gently pull out the mesh filter from the end of the hose and rinse it under water until clean. Also clean the inside and outside of the threaded connector. 4. Push the filter back into place. 5. Screw the hose back onto the washing machine. 6. Turn on the faucet and make sure the connections are watertight.
Also, please check the following: • Make sure the source water faucet is turned on. • Check the water pressure.
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The same LE1 error can occur when there is liquid in the reservoir area in the drop pan. There is a small float sensor that will signal this error if there is enough water in this area to raise the float. Removing the water & drying the area with a sponge is a simple fix.
I discovered this trick from the serviceman who came to repair my machine after we suffered flood damage. The unit was fine, but there was enough flood water in the drop pan to raise the float and prevent a normal wash cycle. After the 5 minutes spent removing the rear access panel and drying it out it was working like a champ again!
Question edited for clarity FULL 'make model (what it is)'.
Question moved from Computers category.
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Did you disconnect the water level sensor or the rubber tube that makes it work?
Or your new valve is faulty. Too much water pressure holding the valve open?
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If your Samsung Android tablet is not receiving AT&T emails, check your internet connection, confirm your email password, update the email app, and verify the AT&T email server settings. Removing and re-adding the AT&T email account often fixes the issue. If it still fails, check AT&T's email security settings or contact AT&T support.
Google AI seems to have the right idea. A standard Power Reset or a Smart Machine software reset.To reset a Samsung VRT washer, use a power cycle (unplug for 1 min) for minor glitches or a factory reset (via menu options) for deeper system issues/Wi-Fi, though VRT refers to the Vibration Reduction Technology, not a specific reset type. Method 1: Power Cycle (Hard Reset for Minor Issues)Turn off and unplug the washer from the wall outlet or flip its circuit breaker off.Wait at least 1 minute (or 5-10 minutes for a complete discharge).Plug it back in or turn the breaker on and power the machine back on. Method 2: Factory Reset (For AI/Smart Models)Power on the washer and go to the main menu.Hold the "Additional Functions" (hand + plus sign) or "Options" button for ~3-5 seconds.Use the dial to find Factory Reset and press the O (circle) button to select.Scroll to OK and press O again to confirm. Method 3: Reset Network Settings (Smart Washers Only)Press and hold Smart Control for 3-5 seconds until AP (Access Point) appears.Hold Temp until OK is displayed, then the display goes back to AP.Power the washer off and on again to complete the reset.From Samsunghttps://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00087882/There are videos as well.https://www.google.com/search?q=Samsung+VRT+Washing+Machine.+How+to+rese..
The short answer is no, it won't work, and they shouldn't try using that phone anymore. Here is why:
1. The Network is Dead (3G/CDMA): The Samsung SPH-M840 (Galaxy Ring / Prevail 2) is a budget phone from 2013 that runs on old 3G CDMA network technology. Mobile networks have completely shut down their old 3G towers to make room for 4G and 5G. Even if you get a SIM card inside it, the phone will get absolutely zero signal or service.
2. The SIM Card Won't Fit anyway: Modern phones use tiny Nano-SIMs. This old Samsung takes a Mini-SIM, which is the massive, old-school plastic SIM card size from a decade ago.
What is it good for? They can still turn it on without a SIM card and connect it to home Wi-Fi to use it as a basic alarm clock or a dedicated music player. But because the Android software on it is so old, modern apps like WhatsApp or YouTube won't download or run on it anymore anyway!
Question edited for full 'make model (what it is), add CAPS, add magic word. Question moved from Misc Category to Samsung. Duplicate Post deleted, just Refresh the page to see.It is impossible to forget a password that you are using 20 times a day every day!!A Hard Reset is the only way. Scrub it clean and reload a new copy of the operating system with no password...
Samsung SGH-L700: Java via cable... this should work How to install Java games on the Samsung L700 without any software or drivers (I've done this on a pc with Windows XP and don't know how well it would go on any other OS)
In the phone Menu select 'Settings'
Then select 'Phone settings'
Then 'USB settings'
And choose 'Ask on connection'
Plug the Phone in to the PC with the USB cable
On the phone selct 'Media player'
On the PC wait until it detects the phone and select 'Open the device to view files'
Open the folder 'Phone'
You should see the folders: images, Other files, Sounds, Videos
Create a new folder and name it 'Games' There is already a 'Games' folder. It is simply hidden. Creating a folder called 'Games' from 'windows explorer' in the Phone directory (as specified in the original post) and placing something within causes the phone to un-hide the folder. Once the 'Games' folder is unhidden, you no longer need windows to do the rest. The rest can be done from any operating system. We now see the 'Games and more' folder twice from the 'My Files' menu. Once, as it always was seen with the game icon, and again with a generic text file icon. If you wish, however, you can now do the transfer process. If you always have access to a windows machine anyway, you will do it like this anyway. Transfer a unique folder containing both jar and jad files to the 'Games' folder which you created.
Put any game you want to install in that 'Games' folder
Two things need to made sure of when copying over the games. Firstly make sure you have the *.jar and *.jad files for each game, if you don't have the *.jad file, you can download a jad creator pretty easily, just type it in Google. Secondly each game has to be in it's own folder, if you just dump all the *.jar and *.jad files directly into the 'Games' folder only the first game installed will work (Poorly too).
Unplug the phone
Now on the phone dial the code:
*#6984125*#
Select 'Internals' (Number 4) It will ask for a master key it is:
*#9072641*#
Select 'Storage settings' (Number 7)
Update Java DB (Number 2)
Now on the phone enter the code:
*#6984125*#
Select 'Internals' (Number 4) It will ask for a master key it is:
*#9072641*#
Select 'Storage settings' (Number 7)
Update Java DB (Number 2)
Turn the phone off
Turn it back on
Now on the phone enter the code:
*#6984125*#
Select 'Internals' (Number 4) It will ask for a master key it is:
*#9072641*#
Select 'Storage settings' (Number 7)
Update Java DB (Number 2)
The games should now be installed with no problems, I know it's bit repetitive but this has worked the best for me.
(Note: if you delete a game on your phone and then want to reinstall it later you will have to give that game a different folder name before you put it in the created Games folder. It won't allow that folder name again even though you've deleted it) You will need to only do this once every time you add any number of games/applications to the phone (if your phone behaves like mine).
All these number-codes seem to work with my L700 and might offer some more possibilities fooling around with additional settings.
In case you need an unlock code for your Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 but do not have a SIM card, try the following steps:
1. Contact Your Carrier:
- The safest method is to contact the original carrier of your phone.
- Request an unlock code for your device. Many carriers provide this service for free or for a small fee.
2. Get the IMEI Number:
- Dial *#06# on your phone to display the IMEI number.
- You will need this number when requesting the unlock code from your carrier.
3. Use a Third?Party Unlock Service (Optional):
- If the carrier cannot provide the code, you may use a trusted online unlock service.
- Always choose a reliable service to avoid scams.
4. Enter the Unlock Code:
- Turn off your phone.
- Insert a SIM card from another network.
- Turn the phone on and enter the unlock code when prompted.
- Your Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 should then work with other networks.
Tip: It is recommended to back up your important data before attempting to unlock your phone.
1. **Access the Call Settings:**
- From the home screen, press the **Menu** button.
- Go to **Settings** ? **Call Settings**.
2. **Voice Mail Settings:**
- Select **Voice Mail** or **Voicemail Number** depending on your phone's menu.
- You will see the current voicemail number set.
3. **Disable / Clear the Number:**
- Delete the voicemail number or leave it blank.
- Press **OK** or **Save** to confirm the changes.
4. **Check:**
- Try calling your phone from another line to ensure that the voicemail is turned off.
Following these steps will turn off the voicemail on your Samsung GT-E1280. ??
Try deleting the phone from Ford SYNC and also delete SYNC from your Samsung S10e Bluetooth list.
Restart both the car and the phone, then pair them again.
Make sure Message Access and Contacts permissions are allowed in Bluetooth settings.
Also check if your Ford SYNC software and phone software are up to date.
This usually fixes text message sync issues.
"The Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 is an older device, and its official software updates have stopped. If you are having trouble viewing photos, try these solutions:"
Check for Updates: Go to Settings > About Device > Software Update. If any minor update is available, install it.
Use Browser for Photos: If the Gallery app is failing, open the Chrome browser and go to photos.google.com. This is the most reliable way to view photos on older Android versions.
Third-Party Gallery: Download a lightweight app like "Simple Gallery" or "Gallery Go" from the Play Store. These apps support newer photo formats that the original Samsung gallery might not recognize.
Clear Cache: Go to Settings > Application Manager > Gallery and select 'Clear Cache'. This often fixes loading issues
"Unlocking" your Samsung J7 generally refers to one of two things: unlocking the screen lock (if you forgot your PIN/pattern) or unlocking the network/SIM lock (to use it with a different carrier).
Unlocking the Screen Lock (Forgot PIN/Pattern)
If you've forgotten your screen lock password, PIN, or pattern, you typically have two main options to regain access to your device.
Use Samsung's "Find My Mobile" service: If you had a Samsung account linked to your phone and the phone is connected to Wi-Fi or mobile data, you can remotely unlock it.
Go to the Find My Mobile website on a computer or another device.
Sign in with your Samsung account details.
Select your Galaxy J7 from the list of registered devices.
Click the Unlock option and follow the prompts, confirming your password to remove the screen lock.
Perform a factory reset: If the remote unlock method isn't available, a factory reset will erase all data on the phone but will remove the screen lock.
Power off the phone (you may need to hold the volume down and power buttons simultaneously until the screen goes black if the power-off menu is locked).
Once off, press and hold the Volume Up key, the Home key, and the Power key simultaneously.
When the Samsung logo appears, release only the Power key, continuing to hold the other two until the Android System Recovery screen appears.
Use the Volume Down button to navigate to Wipe data/factory reset and select it with the Power button.
Confirm the action by selecting Yes -- delete all user data and then select Reboot system now when prompted.
Unlocking the Network/SIM Lock (Carrier Unlock)
To use your Galaxy J7 with any network carrier other than the original one it was purchased from, you need to perform a network unlock.
Find your IMEI number: Open the Phone app and dial *#06#. A 15-digit number (your IMEI) will appear; write it down.
Contact your current carrier: This is the best and often free method if you meet their eligibility requirements (e.g., the phone is paid off, your account is in good standing, etc.). They will provide you with an unlock code (SIM Network Unlock PIN) and instructions.
Use a third-party service: If your carrier refuses to provide the code, you can use a reputable online service (e.g., Cellunlocker.net, UnlockBase, DoctorSIM) that will generate a code for a fee.
Insert the new SIM and enter the code:
Power off your J7 and insert the SIM card from the new carrier you wish to use.
Power the phone back on. A prompt for a "SIM Network Unlock PIN" or "Network Control Key" should appear.
Enter the 8-digit unlock code you received from your carrier or service provider. Once accepted, your phone will be permanently unlocked.
Dev. Home error
can be fixed by stretching out a solenoid spring on the power cord
side of the printer. The solenoid acts as a clutch to stop the spinning
developer actuator
at the right spot.
The problem is that the spring gets weak
over time / the cogs round out
over time and the solenoid finger is overcome by the spinning cogs, and
resulting in selecting the wrong developer.
Open up the right side (power cord side) of the printer (take off
top
cover, then take off side cover). Then, find a solenoid (little metal
square) that touches the white plastic vertical spur gear. Take the
spring off the solenoid. Now, put the spring back on - only this time
you will attach one anchor point to the middle of the spring as to
pre-stretch the spring for more tension.
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