Yes. A code describes what the appliance detected, while the result shows what happened to the laundry. Both can contribute to a clearer account.
Understanding this situation
For example, a completed display alongside detergent remaining in one area is different from a cycle that stopped before rinsing. Avoid interpreting the code as a named failed component without consulting the exact model information.
A useful next step
Keep the programme, final display and observable result together. Mention any water still present or changed noise, but do not force a locked door or restart an unsafe machine to inspect the laundry. Existing information can guide the next appropriate assessment.
Manuals and supporting guidance
Model-specific instructions take priority. These references support the practical principles discussed here; they do not diagnose your appliance.