Samsung Dryer Not Drying Taking Too Long Fix
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- A step by step tutorial on how to fix your Samsung Dryer which is taking too long to dry, clothes coming out damp. This fix applies to model DV80M50101W and many other condenser dryers or condenser heat pump dryers.
Thanks for the excellent video! My Samsung heat pump dryer was starting to take a long time to dry after 2 years of operation. I disassembled the machine, cleaned the inside (*lots* of fuzz) and the heat pump unit (clogged with fuzz too), and reassembled. Took around 4 h total. Now the dryer is working perfectly again. I also noticed that the plastic hinges of the removable fuzz filter at the drum were broken and had gaps in the mesh netting, allowing clothes fuzz to escape to the heat pump and eventually the inside of the machine. Fixed that too. Seems really important that that filter is tight and catches all fuzz.
Thanks for this video, brilliant guide. My 4 year old machine was taking forever to run a cycle so stripped it down per the video. The inside of the cabinet was absolutely full of fluff compared to this machine. What I did rather than remove the heat exchanger unit was use a garden pressure sprayer to wash it down in situ with an aqua vac to collect the water. Seems to have worked well. I didn’t seal with silicone as it’s going to make it much harder to do this again. Thanks again.
I think i'm in the same position as you. How hard is it to put back together once you have cleaned it, any tricky bits. In this video the narration ceases during reassembly. thanks
This is awesome! Just did it today, took me 4 hours but it works like new. You're amazing, thanks so much!!! 😊
Fantastic!
Thank you my friend
I clean today mine thanks to your step by step video
My wife is very happy
One more time many thanks
Happy to help
Thank you so much! It helped me with my 3 years old dryer which stopped spinning! looks like the belt and wheels were blocked by a lot of dust and dirt! Very useful guide Mate!
Wow! thanks for the video, I am going to have to dive in and have a go as my Samsung is not drying efficiently. I used to repair washers and dryers many moons ago, but they were never as complicated as this 😲
On early machines there was a filter screen prior to the condenser units, easy to clean. This is no longer in the new machines hence dry lint/dust covering everything, get a piece of foam people in front, should keep the rear clean
Have this exact same model, with the exact same issue. So I followed your video instructions (and thank you very much for these by the way; I would not have had any clue how to disassemble without coming a cropper!) and opened up the catchment to gain access to the heat exchanger.
Only to have NO fluff or lint buildup whatsoever.
In the absence of any lint, fluff or gunge, what else could be responsible for the lack of drying?
Thank you so much! This was so helpful when it came to fixing our Samsung dryer.
You're welcome! Glad it helped
Use a spray hose attachment and a wet vac. Wet vac are quite cheap. Our Samsung gets used so much. Also put some thin foam in front of the bottom left heat exchanger. Catches a lot of lint.
Thank you very much for this 🍺🍺
Our dryer wont produce any heat. could it be the same problem? Do u know how to fix that?
i considered silicone sealing the condensers in my beko hybrid. Instead i bought an extra fluff filter assembly with the sponge filter from another model and it fit perfectly. I bought some fine stainless steel mesh and bam... works brilliantly. The issue with this samsung in the video is it needs an extra fluff filter. The fluff is the issue
yes fluff is a killer on most heat pump dryers
Now that is something I would like a How to Video on
Can you send a photo? Thanks
@cosimoturi6022 how?
Amazing Video!! Congratulations!! I've just bought a similar dryer, how often should I do maintenance like the one in this video?
Why Silicone? It wasn't there initially and if you need to do that again it would be a hell of a job to strip again? Useful video though.
Thank you my dear brother, you saved me a lot of money ❤
I hear a Zim (Shona) accent with a little bit of Australasian. Are you in Australia or New Zealand?
Hello I have similar dryer and it’s leaking from the back
Unbelievable amount of screws - there must be a squillion at least! I think if I attempted this myself I’d lose my sanity. Great video and very helpful, but I think I’ll get the serviceman in to fix it on this occasion.
You made a boo boo. At 26:00 you forgot to put the sump cover back on before putting the HVAC unit back lol. Informative video mine is leaking from the front as well any idea why?
29:32 How did you get the plastic plate under the heat coils back in? 🙂
I had to play around with it a bit
at 29:40 , yess, you see it too eh. i think, he had to remove the heatcoilsystem again, then put that grey plate there where it should be, and put the coil back to place (sadly, not showed on video or mentionning -so sorry because, everybody can forget something eh, this is for learning and it would be nicer, if it was mentionned ) very fine video further. i learned a lot!
Brilliant thank you so much!
You're very welcome! Glad you like it
Hi i have heatpump dryer it gets warm but does not condense, evaporator doesn't get cold all filters are clean evaporator fins are clean pump hose are clear the compressor operates any thing i can check to get it working please help thanks
I’ve got same dryer and it turns on you can hear a low humming sound like it would it if was spinning but it will not turn, excellent video on stripping out down I followed this but still cannot find what the issue is. All the belts are order and both side wheels spin, and the drum spins a very little bit is tough
Have you found a solution? My drier has the same fault. Considering taking it apart
My whirpool heat pump dryer its droping time right b4 the heat pump start do you know whats the problme attin: i clead out with nitrogen just like u did with this but still the same
Hello,
On 11:28 , at the very top you have a plug with two wires red and black. I'm missing that plug. I bought a used dryer from a colleague, and he seems to have forgotten the plug when opening the machine. What is that plug with a red and black wire responsible for? I did everything like you in the video, except I didn't silicone it, does that matter? It still doesn't blow warm air, only towards the end of drying, and it always prolongs the cycle by half an hour, and then in another half hour, everything is not dry again.
Hi I think that’s for the light in the drum
Call the man Aunt Bee call the MAN! 😂
hi there, my dryer is the same model, I open and clean but not heating
:(
Hi there I did this procedure and when i'm putting it back togeather the white fan at the back is hitting the back plastic. I see in the video you were playing with it. what was your solution's ?
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Hi! I hope you can help me. I can do the same whit my too, its not a problem for me but will it fix my problem ? Because my dryer is not producing enough heat the clothes are wet. Will the heat again? Thx
Hi if there it’s blocked it won’t work properly so you need to fix that first.
You missed the gray tray under the condenser, didn´t you?
Those radiators should be cold when heat pomp works?
One should be cold and the other a bit warmer
hey i had a loud noise from my Samsung dryer, I opened it and cleaned it. After closing it, it doesn't start, it turns on, the panel shows 3 hours but the program knob is not working and buttons do not respond. any idea what i missed?
Hi check the wires are connected properly to your control panel
Kiitos
I have done all of this and same problem, not drying. Any advice?
Me too 😅 what now? Trash or what? 🫣
Wait... so the most critical component that needs to be cleaned every two years is also the most inaccessible? Yeah, that makes sense.
Not buying korean next time, that's for sure
Silicon is not a good idea really. It is designed to stay dry and adding that will make it more of a pain to open up again. Also in the damp environment it will rot in a few years.
You can use a laundry silicone. It’s easier to take off when you need to
Parohwa basa apa bho mudhara
Thanks boss
Lord above rather bey a new dryer lol