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Whether it’s during the summertime or winter, not having a dryer properly heating and drying your clothes is an issue that can quickly become a headache, especially if it’s not addressed promptly. While some folks might be able to get away with drying their clothes outside over the summer, not every person has proper clotheslines to do this. And, after having invested in a high-quality Samsung dryer, you’re probably not going to want to be air drying your clothing anyway. In other words, for many, dryers are a necessity year-round, and with Samsung being a top-of-the-line brand, it only makes sense that you’d be upset when your dryer is on the fritz. On the other hand, the good news is that when your Samsung dryer does fail on you, there are a few simple troubleshooting steps you can take that might be able to help you fix your problem on your own. Or, if you prefer, you can always give us a call, and we’ll have your dryer back up and running in time. Troubleshooting Possible CausesEven when you set your dryer to the air dry setting, it will still release hot air when drying your clothes. The reason for that is that every dryer in the world is designed to release hot air to dry them. Your dryers settings are merely a way to control how much heat is being released during a cycle. So when a heating issue occurs and your dryer is blowing nothing but cold air, the reason it’s doing so is usually because one or more of the following parts are faulty:
While these components are designed to last as long as possible, they’re not invincible. In other words, it’s not unusual for these components to wear out over time due to regular use, especially when you’re dealing with an older machine. With that said, a few common factors that could cause these components to wear out prematurely include:
Naturally, avoiding these things in the future will ensure the dryer works in the future. Samsung Dryer DIY Troubleshooting TipsHowever, no matter what components of your dryer are failing, there are a few steps that you can take to fix some of those issues. Below, we’ll go over a few tips to help you try to resolve the issue on your own.
Professional Help For Your Appliance!FreeService CallSame DayRepairsWarranty on Partsup to 5 YearsNoHidden FeesWhy Should You Choose Us to Repair Samsung Dryers?While fixing your own dryer can be easy, there are several benefits
to looking for professional help. While it’s an additional expense, professional help can ensure that you save time, prevent potential injuries, and prevent additional damages to your unit.
Appliance Repair Near You!Aside from dryers, we specialize in all home and commercial appliance, including oven, stoves, refrigerators, freezers, and more. So if you need help any of your appliances, you can count on us! Contact us today! Why is my Samsung moisture sensor dryer not heating?One of the most common issues reported with Samsung dryers is that the dryer is not heating. This issue with Samsung dryers is usually caused by a burnt-out heating element. However, it may also be caused by a blown thermal fuse, a defective thermistor, or a ventilation blockage.
How do I reset my Samsung dryer not heating?Reset your dryer
Resetting your dryer is easy. Unplug it (or turn off power at the circuit breaker), wait some time for the electrical charge to clear out of the dryer (usually 1 to 5 minutes at most), and then power it up again. That's it. That's all it takes to reset.
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