Samsung dryer not drying clothes - MOST COMMON Causes
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My dryer does not dry my clothes. It will get warm initially and then after a minute it will not heat up no matter the setting used. Checked all the parts listed, coil packs and all are working/have continuity. Anyone know what else it could be. It is also a samsung front load dryer.
@@frances1310
Thanks for watching, any update? Have you verified your exhaust duct/tubing is clean and clear as well as the exhaust screen located outside?
Lint buildup can cause this.
My rollers are busted thanks for the break down.
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Taking the drum out was daunting but I got the belt back on the motor and pulley from the left side of the drum. Had to do it by feel but wasn’t too bad at all. Thanks for the video! Did a really good clean out and it was apparent some of the lint down there caught fire.
Thanks for watching and sharing this, and great idea in regards to spending a few minutes and cleaning inner portion of dryer…it gathers LOTS of dust.
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I have Samsung washer, dryer and fridge. I have had issues with all three. After either one totally quits, I will definitely not be buy another Samsung home product.
Me too....same issue here-stove, fridge and now the dryer! Never again!!!
I think all the brands are junk.
All newer appliances are junk! My whirlpool dishwasher lasted 6yrs. Fridge ice maker only 2 years
@@tymom9313 , Miele appears to be a good brand, but is a top end brand, so more expensive.
Imagine a Tesla washer and dryer battery powered with awesome spin torque.😮
Thanks, this video is great. I need to install a side vent kit, and seeing someone go through disassembly is super helpful. I especially appreciate that it happens to be a gas model, since those seem much less common.
My father-in-law forgot to put the lint filter in and his underwear got stuck in the suction fan. Same drier model, I followed the steps and got it working within 30 mins. Pain point was 1:20 with those clips (ended up using a long-thin* flat screwdriver and 10 mins of struggle).
That you sir! Money saver!
You are very welcome & thanks so much for sharing this. Awesome job on your behalf, welcome to the DIY Raptor Club.
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Great pithy video. Gas dryers so easy to work on. So few things go wrong with them. Was able to test the thermostat and coils while changing the jets for LP without taking the drum off/out. Blew it out with a leaf blower and was able to clean the belt area from the back as it now vents to the floor (what a pain). Thanks again.
1:20 thank you for actually showing how to do this step. Every single other how to I've found on this just skips this part, or its a Samsung dryer that doesn't use these two stupid little clips.
Thanks for watching & you are very welcome. Hopefully you’re back up and running.
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This detailed diy. I’ve the same dryer and my problem was a seized idler. Thanks for the tips.
Awesome, and great job making it a DIY project! We appreciate you taking the time to share this, reach out to us any time!
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thx for your video it was very informative and it helped me tear my dryer down to remove the obstruction in the blower that was put there when my Wife said that lint trap looks a little bit grimy "ill just go wash it off" while said dryer was mid-cycle.... yep I love her... thx again for the video.
Very cool, thanks for watching Frank. Sounds like the two of you make a good DIY team.
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Those clips holding the control panel & removing the belt were my Pain Points. Super Appreciative of the video & got a new Subscriber! Saved my family hundreds of dollars. Thank You
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I had a sock go the wrong way and found this video. Thank you so much!
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Samsung should stick to TV's, their washers and dryers their washer and
dryers are terrible they are VERY SLOW they use VERY MUCH energy and are
not efficient at all, stay away from their washers and dryers you'll be
glad you did.
Thanks for watching & sharing your thoughts. Samsung TV’s are definitely Top of the Line.
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110% agree with you .Samsung dryer or Washer are the worst and by the way they’re expensive good for nothing
I Agree ! I bought washer and dryer. Both Samsung.6 months later Dryer is not drying and washer have cracked internal plastic tubes / plumbing. I do not recommend Samsung Washer or dryer.
Is there a way to tell which common cause is the bad one by just looking it? The issue I have is if you're not sure it's bad and you end up replacing one component, assembling everything back together and it's still not working then disassembling/reassembling everything again to replace the next possibly failed component which still isn't guaranteed to be the one in need of fixing resulting in disassembling/reassembling everything again. Great video by the way!
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You can indeed. You can check parts separately by checking the continuity of the part with a volt meter.
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Lol thanks for the vid I’m definitely just going to buy a new dryer now.
You are welcome. Or you could fix this one and sell it on Marketplace. Lots of landlords out there looking for good deals on used appliances to put in their rental properties. 👍🧰
To remove the belt and reinstall there is a small panel on the back to reach through.
Thanks for watching and sharing.
Great video very detailed 👌🏾 💯
Excellent video and explanations of likely causes for a Samsung Dryer "failure to heat". Thanks, Michael! Question: My Samsung Electric Dryer isn't fully drying clothes when I set the control to "Sensor Normal". The clothes are warm ... but always damp. It does however, appear to be working when set to "Manual Time Dry". Is there a humidistat or humidity sensor that likely failed? Many Thanks for your reply!
You are very welcome & we appreciate you watching. A few things can cause this. We have listed them below as well as DIY replacement videos to help.
1. Thermostat
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2. Coils
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3. Thermal cutoff switch
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Did you find the problem,min s doing the same
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I had the same problem, the problem was the sieved idler
Before going through all of this, I think I’d buy a new dryer 😂. Literally disassembling the entire dryer doesn’t seem worth it at all
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My Samsung dryer started making chirping noises just outside of warranty. Turned out to be the four rollers for that drum. I ordered a set of rollers and replaced them and the dryer was fine after that but now it's not drying properly. Sometimes clothes are dry and sometimes clothes are not dry. Plenty of air flow through the outside vent and the heating element is coming on so I'm being directed to the moisture sensors that are located adjacent to the lint trap. I was told to clean them with rubbing alcohol and try the dryer again. So far tonight three loads of clothes dried with no issues, we'll see what the next week or so brings. I'll never have another Samsung washer or dryer.
Thanks for watching & sharing this, sounds like you have been busy. That’s a good busy though, new parts are great.
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Yea same experience my washer and dryer just break one after another samsung appliances are total garbage
Hi, I have a gas dryer. My gad is working fine. The igniter is turning on and giving me a flame. The vent tube is clear. I changed all 6 parts you mentioned in your video (the two parts on top of the igniter and the two parts on the vent). I also change the two coils by the gas area in the right. My dryer is heating up but is not drying the clothes. It take three cycles to get it almost dry. Also I am finding water on the vent tube. But like I said, the air vent is clear all the way out. What should I do next?
Wow, I have the same problem and am not sure what to do, neither
Hello, did you find out what was wrong with your dryer, I have the same problem
Excellent video!!
My dryer repair experience is mostly with Kenmore, Whirlpool, Maytag brands.
This brand looks perfectly doable, but all the "careful" stuff scares me.
Good morning and welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. That’s the best course to take...Careful, slow, & precise. Keep us posted on your project.
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If all these things you mentioned check out to be good, what else could be bad?
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Thanks for watching, any update? Is your unit gas or electric?
Hello, thank you for you video, very helpful now, my samsung drier doe snot heat on regular cycle only doea on time cycle, what do you think could be the cause, thanks.
Any instructions on how to test the various components to determine which one failed? Or is the advice to simply replace them all at the same time when you take apart the unit?
Thanks for watching, we can hopefully help. Below is a link to a video showing us testing our coils and thermostat.
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Replaced burnt up heating element, thermostat and the high temp cutoff, put it back together heated for a few minutes but smelt a burning smell shut it off. Assumed it was the coating on the element or something use it this morning and it will not heat at all. Any ideas? Before installing I cleaned out the house dryer vent.
Hey what’s up, a special thanks to you for taking the time out of your Thursday afternoon to share this comment, it means the world to us.
It may be your belt. It’s possible that the belt is not installed properly on pulleys however if it is, it’s possible that the large dryer drum itself may not be properly aligned and resting on rollers. Please keep us posted.
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One of the best videos...
Thanks Rick.
Thanks!
I really wish the problem was stated at the beginning before the disassembly
@@robertpaidprice
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What can cause the thermal cutoff to repeatedly fail?
Likely exhaust pipe clogged.
Ridiculous!! Let’s tear apart the whole dryer to replace a small thermostat smh might as well build the dang thing myself!!!😂
Thanks for watching, you may be able to replace it in less steps depending on your model machine. 👍
I have a Samsung dryer that is not working, it's not spinning no heating! The panel has power and times out with no power in the dryer, what should I do/look into? Thank you
Thanks for watching, is there any fault icons on display illuminated? It’s possible that you have a snapped belt.
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Good video
Thanks for the video. My Samsung dryer spins but does not heat up. Also, even if the dryer is powered off (but still plugged in), when I close the dryer door, it spins all by itself. The only way from keeping it from spinning (which it does again without heating or while off) is to leave the door open. Please advise.
Thanks for watching & sharing this, you have a control board malfunction or a door lock mechanism malfunction.
We recommend replacing door lock mechanism first as it is the more cost friendly part. If that does not fix issue, your control board will need to be replaced.
DIY MICHAEL BRORDERS MY SAMSUNG ELECTRIC ⚡️ DRYER KEEPS TURNING OFF AFTER A COUPLE MINUTES IT COUNTS DOWN FROM 55 to 2minutes then says error code I tried the moisture sensor cleaned it installed it back but still having same problem little help Mike thanks 🙏
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. We recommend performing a full system reset.
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Update: My problem was from excess lint blocking the outdoor vent
Hey my coils, thermostat, thermal size & thermistor all check out good with multi meter. Samsung dryer 12 yrs old not getting hot just warm. Also has been staying in much longer after clothes have dried. Only recently did it stop getting hot.
I have the same problem if your dryer is fixed u mine tell me what the problem? Thanks
Wondering if you can help. I have a electric dryer and the element and all thermostats and thermistor are all showing good with a voltmeter. Any other ideas why no heat? It’s not throwing any codes and everything else is working just no heat…
Your outlet check the voltage from L1/Neutral=120vac L2/Neutral=120vac L1/L2=240vac
Ok i think i will just buy new rollers,belt, tensioner, all the sensors/coils, & heating element and replace all and keep the good used parts for backup and should hopefully get another 12 years out of my dryer.
What tools do I use to cut power to my dryer? What's the best way to cut the cord?
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. It’s as simple as unplugging the machine from the electrical outlet. 👍
Would have been nice if you mentioned this was a gas dryer
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5:30 when we get to the potential issues
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Holy crap. Your dryer is much newer than mine, I think at this point I will just buy a new dryer...
Thanks for watching, keep us posted on how the reset procedure goes.
What's the third coil for? My dryer has the same extra coil.
Thanks for watching, are you referring to the gas valve regulator or igniter. This assembly all works together to create and maintain the constant flow of heat.
Thanks for the video! You pointed out the 2 solenoids with the securing plate. But theres another black cylinder next to those with a red and white wire running to it. What is that? On parts websites I've seen this Samsung assembly referred to as a 3 coil valve. Not sure what that 3rd coil is for.
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That 3rd item that looks like a coil is part of the gas valve and helps manage valve’s operation.
Your videos have been so helpful! We replaced all the items in your video and still no heat- any suggestions?
Thanks for watching & what parts have you replaced so far?
Do you have a multimeter to mesuare all thermostat's resistors?
@@kkhang8617
Thanks for watching. We use a standard meter.
The heating element, thermostat, thermal fuse and the thermistor were all replaced. And still nothing! We got a multimeter tool to test those parts- do you have a video on how to test the different parts?
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Thanks for the reply, although for a different dryer, it may help. Check out the video link below.
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I have a samsung dv56h9100ew/a2 model dryer. It keeps blinking red vent sensor. I checked the vents they are clean, I took the dryer apart and cleaned the fan and the vent tube inside. It worked for a day and suddenly is showing vent sensor again. Any suggestions on what could be going on? There is NO blockage.
Thanks for watching, is the exterior/outside vent clean and clear as well? Also, how does your vent screen look? Is it damaged in any way? A damaged vent screen can cause this as well, below are a couple causes.
1. Warped/bent vent screen frame…leading to vent screen not properly seating inside insert and causing red icon to illuminate.
2. Vent screen that is ripped or has holes can cause imbalanced airflow through screen causing this as well.
3. A filter screen that appears clean and clear however a good portion of screen is clogged (not noticeable to the naked eye from quick glance) leading to this. A friendly cleaning with a vacuum may help.
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@DIY with Michael Borders tried all of these, and so far, no fix. The clothes don't seem to be drying properly either.
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Thanks for the follow up. Did a reset procedure help?
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders I have tried the reset procedure multiiple times. I have checked for a warped bent vent screen and it looks just fine no rips or holes and we did a very thourough cleaning on the vent screen and vent. I took the dryer apart and cleaned any lint in the fans, vents and any debri inside the dryer.
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Thanks for the follow up, any update? We talked to a viewer that mentioned his icon has remained illuminated for over a year and his machine has operated as designed the entire time.
That wouldn’t really be ok with us, we want to get to the bottom of it and figure out why it’s illuminated when it’s not supposed to be.
You may need a software update…which a licensed technician will do.
At the very top front center portion of your machine, you will see a flap that says (SmartConnect). On the right hand side, you can press in-&-out which releases the tension tab.
Once inside, you can carefully remove the (usb guard) on left side. A reset or update may be what your machine is wanting.
Hello when i go to amzon to order the part i dont see it under your follow. Would you please help. Thanks
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Wow, thank you so much for replying back, I didn't expect that. I think I'm looking for the coil.
I'm not sure what's going on, but mine heat, but it doesn't dry. It takes us 2 to 3 times to dry 4 towels. I opened it a d close it because I wasn't sure what the problem was. Is there is any way you have a phone # or email I ican email you.
Thank you
My model # DV 48J7700GW/A2
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We are here to help, we would also check to ensure that the vent screen, vent screen insert, vent hose, and exterior exhaust outlet are clean and clear.
It’s unlikely however sometimes dryers can lack heating capabilities due to clogged ducts.
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Hey so I bought a brand new dryer Samsung. I’m not sure why it doesn’t dry my clothes. It blows cold air outside the vent. Everything is secured and I’m not sure why
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. Brand new & giving you troubles...😳...that’s not cool.
You may find it best to contact the company you purchased it from and have them either fix it or replace it with a brand new one.
Please keep us posted. 😎👍
Looking for some advice. I have a Samsung dryer that stopped drying. I replaced the heating element and all the sensors in this video but it still doesn't dry. Really hot air does come out of the exhaust but inside the drum it is not as hot as the air coming out. Any words of advice. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. It may be your coils. Below is a link to our video showing replacement of coils.
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Is your washer ringing out the clothes well enough before going into the dryer?
Looking for help, dryer not heating, have taken front off, heating element heats, gas kicks on, flame comes on for around 10 seconds then shuts off and doesn’t come back, I have continuity with gas valves, thermostat over flame and cut off thermostat , any suggestions?
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. A few things can cause this however the most common cause is a lack of ventilation.
We recommend verifying that your lint screen as well as the exhaust hose feeding out of the back of the unit and leading to the outside is clean and clear.
On the exterior portion of the hose, you will see a plastic screen. If this is clogged up, it can lead to these symptoms.
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I despise this dryer. We just put a heating element, fuse, and thermostat on it. It's not heating up again. Back to lukewarm. At this point it has to be the intention of design to run this poorly.
Hi Kristi, we definitely understand your thoughts after what you have been through.
Have you replaced coils? That’s the next likely cause.
Your dryer isn't 240v?
Thanks for watching, ours is a gas 120v power hookup...
Omg to many to unscrewed
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. Let us know if you have any questions, hope all is well.
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My drier is heating but it will only run 10-15 minutes and it stops, do you know why?
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Frustrating to say the least. Everything you showed us checked out on my same model dryer. Still does not heat.
Checked and rechecked three times after reassembling twice. Could it possibly be the logic board?and how to test this?
Thanks for watching & it’s very possible but unlikely. Have you replaced both thermal cut off switch and thermostat switch?
Replaced thermal cut off, tested thermostat and thermistor,gradient sensor,,gas solenoids, igniter...everything is in tolerance..
I even created a viewing port for gas works from front panel. Book says check booster coil?where?
Dryer runs just no heat.
Tried unit reset, cut breaker for 30 min. Didn't get the second reset link on my computer.
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Thanks for the update, the other reset option is the standard 5 minute unplug from outlet which you have done.
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Thanks for the update, the booster fan is mainly used for boosting airflow through your system. It’s the circular fan located below lint screen unit & is very important.
If it has become jammed or disconnected from your motor, your system loses roughly 40-50% drying power.
I have a 2019 Samsung Flexdry dryer that is not passing the vent test. When I run the test, I keep getting a "CLg" message. I cleaned the lint filter on the front and also removed the dryer from the wall vent. Then I used my vacuum cleaner on the rear exhaust vent pipe on the dryer and ran another vent test with the wall vent disconnected, but it is still showing "CLg". Do you have any recommendations or suggestions on what else I can check or try to clean in order to pass the vent test? It is not drying :(
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. A system reset might be the next option. Below are two links that will take you to two different reset procedures.
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@@DIYwithMichaelBorders , I performed the system reset, but I continue to get the CLg message while I run the vent test. If I skip the vent test, then the dryer stops within 2 minutes or running. :(
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Thanks for the update, that’s a bummer. Seems as if you have concurred all the troubleshooting steps to clear error.
You may need to perform an additional reset procedure and leave unplugged for a few hours or maybe overnight. This will ensure 100% of any remaining internal electrical charge will run out allowing your system to finally reset.
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders , I left the dryer unplugged over night and plugged it a few minutes ago and ran another vent test. Unfortunately, I'm still getting the "CLg" message.
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Thanks for the update & that’s a bummer. Have you verified the internal blower wheel that connects to the motor shaft is clean of all lint/debris.
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Calling a handyman. There’s way.
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After I took the drum off it won't spin anymore. You press start and then you hear a click and then nothing lol.
Thanks for watching Tommy, that’s no fun. A few things can cause this.
1. Drum not properly aligned and resting on all 4 rollers.
2. Drum belt not properly routed on drum, pulley, and motor.
3. Snapped belt.
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@@DIYwithMichaelBorders can you make the motor spin without the drum on? I keep the trigger pulled on the tension, door shut, start the motor. It still only clicks after 1 or 2 seconds after the dryer is starter. I've checked all the wires like 20 times. I'm not sure what else to do
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Great question, we are sure it’s possible however we haven’t tried that before.
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My dryer keeps saying restricted airflow and stops working can you please help me
Clean the vent out the back of the dryer
Why does every video make the dry door connection looks like it’s easy I can get players on it and not disconnect it
Thanks for watching, any update? If all hardware is properly removed, it should come apart by shifting it out of its slots.
Also, take into consideration that the dryer drum may be putting added weight and restriction on your door panel, making it a bit harder to remove.
Samsung makes great TVs and smart phones, its appliances suck!!!!
Thanks for watching & sharing your thoughts. Samsung definitely makes top of the line TVs, that’s what we purchase.
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After watching this I realized I better just go buy a new one. I can’t do all that!
Thanks for watching, that’s understandable. If you change your mind, we will always be here to help you through the project.
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I’m watching this video because my wife paid a technician $375 to fix are not heating enough Samsung dryer. It still not hot enough and the guy replaced the control board and now the dryer coming apart because he didn’t put the clip back on right. I wanted to throw the shit away and buy another one but my wife was crying to keep the matching pair. Now I’m waiting for the tech to show up..
Thanks for watching & sorry to hear you’re having trouble. We are always here to help answer questions.
This is a very friendly dryer to work on if your looking to do a few DIY repairs on it. Keep us posted on how it works after the next repairs.
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@@DIYwithMichaelBorders now he told me he has to order the heating element. Coming back Tuesday...
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Thanks for the reply. Well...at least the faulty part has been identified...🤔
That’s kind of a bummer they didn’t have the part in stock or on-hand for immediate replacement.
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@@DIYwithMichaelBorders 😡 i will.
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We definitely understand your position on the situation. We are here to help always. After it gets fixed, hopefully many stress free days ahead for you.
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You didn’t say anything about how to test any of the parts.
Thanks for watching, we have a few videos that may help. Although the machine we work on is different, testing is the same.
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It's crazy all the people saying they'd rather buy a new one than try to fix theirs. Imagine being that lazy. I've never worked on a dryer and this was a hour job for me.
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. That’s our goal, to help people fix their belongings as opposed to having to spend a big chunk of there hard-earned money.
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Way too complicated 🥶🙈
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