Samsung Dryer Heating Element Installation - DC47-00019A | DC97-14486A
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- If you need help understanding how to install a Samsung Dryer Heating Element, then I made this video through the other videos I've compiled over the past year. If your Samsung Dryer won't heat, knowing how to get to the element is a useful thing to know.
If you find you have a bad element, I suggest ERP elements as I've had great success with them: bit.ly/3xUNbfc
Another Element + Sensor kit we sell: bit.ly/4eqEz5R
The full entire heater canister can be replaced all at once with the sensors, making it a really, really fast fix. You can get the whole cannister here: bit.ly/3y7StnT
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If you find that you need the element, and haven't bought one yet, here's the link for the 2-wire Cannister: bit.ly/3xUNbfc
Rebuild Kit w/o Cannister: bens-appliances.com/collections/all/products/samsung-dryer-heating-element-system
So I was about to call a repair guy, their minimum was $500, was about to buy a new unit $1200. Decided to buy a $40 part and try my best. Watched this video, and it worked! Not only did you save me hella money, you made me feel like I climbed the ladder of a man/husband/dad. Thank you so much for this video!
This was the exact comment i was gunna write!
Found the video, bought the whole housing, went back to the video. Now I’m just waiting for my husband to come home to help me move the dryer to the plug so we can find out if I did it right 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Thank you very much for this. I have zero dryer repair experience and I was able to replace my heating element myself and put it all back together because of your video and easy to follow instructions. Saved me $200 service call, only a $30 heating element part. Very grateful for your content.
This tutorial is all you need to replace the heat in your samsung dryer. I watched this twice; got my drill and vacuum and went to work. The entire process took 1 and half hours. Dryer fixed and running smooth with heat. Thank you for this video, you saved me a bunch of money in repairs.
Great video! Husband and I were able to replace our heating element. Step by step instructions were filmed and explained really well. Only suggestion I would have for when you are putting back together to show which screws you are using for us idiots who didn't keep track of what type we took out.
Thank you very much! After 10 years of use, my heating element broke. Only 50$ to repair because of your video! 🙏🏽
Thank you! This video saved me from purchasing a new dryer.
This video was amazing! I thought I would try replacing the heating element myself and I was totally able to! My husband was very impressed. I also noticed one of the wheels was broken and replacing that fixed the grinding noise my drying was making. I never thought I would be able to fix a dryer, but your instructions were amazing. I was told to put all your screws in a muffin tin as you take them out. Then it is much easier keeping track of them.
Excellent video instruction! I also replaced the belt, pulley and rollers - one was about to seize up. I utilize youtube videos all the time and yours is definitely five star concise and easy to follow.
Thanks so much for this video. I found it to be very informative and even though my model isn't exactly like this model shown, it was similar enough where I experienced no surprises. One word of caution for those who may attempt this, the edges on the metal can be a little sharp so beware when handling. Also, if you are reluctant to give this a try on your own, as I mentioned, this video left no surprises. Very well done. Start to finish the repair took me only about an hour.
Thank you. Your instruction was very easy to follow. I was able to change both the broken belt and heatling element using your tutorial. Well done sir. Well done 😊
Great video helped me repair my Samsung dryer. Thanks
excellent instructions. Very well done. Easy to follow. If you can change oil in a car you can do this rather easy task. Note if you have not changed your belt and rollers then you might consider doing all this since you have the dryer apart anyways.
Great video, you saved everyone alot of trial and error, I think the belt part was the hardest
Thanks so much for the video!! I’d done this repair before, but a refresher course is very helpful!!
This video just saved my butt! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much. It was perfect. And if I didn't watch this video I wouldn't had been able to fix it. Amazing detailed video. Thanks a bunch saved me so much money. Spent 30$ on the heat element
Great video. While my model was a smidge different, it all matched up and within an hour or so, my dryer has heat again! So simple and easy to follow.
Very helpful. Was able to change out everything I needed for 25 bucks.
One thing I did that really helped Was label the screws when I took them out and the holes on the dryer. Made putting it back together much easier
Great video and very helpful with my repair - thanks for posting this!
Thank you for this excellent video. It convinced me to call a repair person since I'm not this handy :) Great details and information and nice job on the video itself.
Thank you so much! This was a huge help! I ended up replacing the belt too!
I suspected the heating element, and ordered one for under $50 -- but without this video, installing it would have been impossible. Thanks Ben ! You made me look like a genius, and I got all the credit from my wife! 8-P
Can’t believe you don’t use gloves. I get tired of bleeding on appliances. Thermistor reading would’ve also been handy. Thank you for your teaching. You are amazing. God bless
This was just for the element. I have two or three other Samsung videos regarding the thermistor. This was just for showing how to get in and replace it, as opposed to a won't heat / not drying diagnosis video.
Awesome video! Very well explained and executed, thank you!
Thanks to you I just fix mine with this video , God bless you
Just reached hero status in my wife’s eyes after using this video to fix our dryer 😎
Perfect video made the process straightforward and easy to follow. Thanks
Gave me the courage to try. Tore the whole dryer down to find once the drum was out that my model had the heater assembly easily accessible from the back via an access panel. FML LOL.
Just watched the video and ordered the parts. I'm hoping it'll get to Columbus quickly (Shipping said Thursday or Friday )as my dryer is torn apart currently
Thank you for this video. I was able to change it. You saved me $$$.
Thank you so much for doing this video!
Excellent video, great walk through
So helpful! Thank you!
Thank you for saving me a bundle.... you da man!🤟😃
Any time!
GREAT VID!! Thank you!!
Ben, I watch all your videos and always give you a thumbs up for your excellent instruction!!!!! Thank you!! I’m kind of wondering what happened to the washer dryer money Guy that you gave an interview to quite some time ago...
Hey, so I talked to him just two or three days ago, so I imagine he wouldn't mind me sharing.
He owns a few rental properties and also moved his personal house this year. Thats caused him a lot of work so he had to suspend his videos and store for awhile. He has a few or is getting, some Air BnB's so his focus has changed a bit. He did say he was going to do more appliance videos soon though, because his old ones continue to do well.
Thanks!
Bud, you got a deal with that dryer!!! Its resale will be an awesome return! BK
We love Samsungs because the resale is high, but the parts usually are cheap
@@bensappliancesandjunk Agreed. And some of their parts easily interchange with different models, which makes repairs so quick. BK
Exactly. Your basic 00019a heater works on almost every single one. And the roller and pulley kit is always the same. So maybe $200 in parts on hand can fix multiple dryers easy
Outstanding
Bought this exact same set a month before the pandemic hit. Both only lasted about 6 months. Couldn’t get no one out to fix it, no one was certified and by the time my extra warranty went out is when I got a call about a technician to come out. I still have these two collecting dust. The washer quit spinning and the dryer the touch board went crazy. (I touch one thing it would do another) Any recommendations? Trash or repair? Thank you and God bless!
Hi, I have a samsung washer dryer ,its giving HE2 error. I am not sure which heating element to choose? please guide
Thank you.
How do i check the temperature level?
You dont mention what side of the belt should be facing the drum. Smooth or grooved
Grooved side goes down.
If the new element didn't work to bring back the heat, it's one of those two sensor things, right?
Generally, yes. But I always suggest a multimeter to confirm
hey hey for the line up of the heating element could you use toothpicks and tension to keep them lined up while reassembling?
That could possibly work. The biggest issue is pressing it together while being able to drop something in to hold it in place. When filming something like this, its hard to really get an optimal camera angle AND press it together AND drop something in the opposite-side hole to keep the form despite it wanting to press itself apart. If you had a third hand or helper, you could do that and turn a 5 minute job into 5 seconds, really.
Why would you take apart the drum when you can access the canister/element without doing so?
Not easy to diagnose nor show on camera.
While I found the video very helpful since I was having the same problem. However, based on my experiences with ordering parts from him, I would NOT recommend his business. I placed an order for the heating element unit and paid extra to have it delivered in 1 - 3 days. The order confirmation said I would receive it three days from my order date and there was a tracking number. All the tracking number gives you is that a label had been generated. After not getting my part after three days and the tracking still saying that only a label had been generated, I tried emailing him - I NEVER got a response. The following day I tried contacting him via his website - NEVER got a response. A day later, the tracking number finally showed the item had shipped and finally got the part SEVEN days after I ordered it. VERY POOR customer service and untruthful regarding shipping.
I did all that in December replaced everything but every 3-4 months I’m having to keep replacing the thermal cutoff fuse do you have any suggestions on why would that fuse keeps blowing off ? And I’m ordering from your website so I don’t know what else to do? If you can give me advice on what to do I’ll appreciate it
Either the vent is blocked, or the motor is overheating. Usually they only trip if the fuse is overheating, causing it to pop. Overheating usually means its not blowing the hot air out fast enough. That or it keeps providing heat and isn't trigger it off which can be the motor. Or a grounded element.
Ben,I have a problem with a Kenmore model 111.73045610 works on the bottom but top won’t get cold fan won’t run
You'd need to replace the fan... That's a Daewoo-built refrigerator, and its a very, very common issue that the fan will freeze with ice and lock up.
Edit: I REALLY AM WANTING to get a Daewoo refrigerator specifically to fix this problem, because its so, so common now from the tech circles I run in. The fan is not that cheap and difficult to find, too, so I've made some calls to parts companies to try and find a more affordable item.
My heating element had a different wiring setup. Red wire was connected to the ceramic block and blue wire was attached to thermostat and not the thermal cut off like shown in this video. Does this matter?
No, it should be OK. Both sides have to send 120v to the element for it to be powered
My Samsung has the same front panel controls etc but a silver grey model (not sure the exact model)...would the full entire heating canister in the link above work for mine? Are all samsung heating canisters the same? Thanks
What's your model#? There are only 2 models of heater can.. a 3 wire and a 2 wire, but like 90% use the 2 wire setup
@@bensappliancesandjunk Model: DV42H5200EP/AC
@@08seanmc 2 wire cannister is what you want
@@bensappliancesandjunk so this one will fit?
@@bensappliancesandjunk this model will fit? I just wanted to be sure before purchasing it. Thanks!
There's another video that shows you how to replace the heating element without removing the drum. This takes way too mudh effort and time.
In general, if you find faults or issues outside of the element that caused it to fail, you need to remove the drum for that. Thus this video. 9 times out of 10, the element just doesn't randomly fail on these machines. Thus why I suggest removing the drum. That, and literally it takes 3 more minutes to pull the drum to more easily access the machine.
The screws are a b&&ch to put back together
That was tedious, and I hated it
I’ll just buy a new one
This is absolutely overkill disassembly If all you need to do is replace the heating or the sensors in the canister. The thermosistors routinely go bad in these models and can be replaced in about ten minutes by only removing the front panel.
Taking the drum out adds maybe 3 minutes of disassembly time to the repair and prevents an absolute novice from damaging something else or not having a clear picture of how to do it. Sure, if you do this many times you can avoid it, but for someone that's never touched the cannister element, trying to fit your hands in and removing sensors is going to be a mess that I'd prefer people avoid.
Thanks for addressing this. My husband will probably do this 1st to see if it takes care of our problem. It's taking longer to dry our clothes. Sometimes it dries them all the way and other times they are still kinda wet or damp.
The Whirlpool had 2 screw access 1:14 panel in front- took 4 minutes to replace the element
Thanks!