To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a Samsung DV365ETBGWR/A3 Dryer that doesn't run?
If your Samsung Dryer isn't running, make sure the door is fully latched shut. Also, ensure the power cord is properly plugged into a working electrical outlet. Check the circuit breakers or fuses in your home. If the door was opened during a cycle, press the Start/Pause button again.
Why Samsung DV365ETBGWR/A3 Dryer is not heating?
If your Samsung Dryer isn't heating, first, check your home's circuit breakers or fuses. If you have a gas dryer, verify that the gas supply is turned on. Make sure to clean the lint filter and exhaust duct. Also, the dryer might be in the cool-down phase of its cycle.
What to do if my Samsung DV365ETBGWR/A3 Dryer doesn't dry clothes properly?
If your Samsung Dryer isn't drying clothes, ensure the exhaust hood outside your home can open and close freely. Check the exhaust system for any lint buildup and clean it, and consider having the ducting inspected and cleaned annually. Use a 4” rigid metal exhaust duct. Avoid overloading the dryer, matching one wash load to one dryer load. Sort heavy items from lighter ones, and reposition large, bulky items like blankets for even drying. Also, check that your washer is draining properly, and if the load is too small, add a few towels.
Why is my Samsung Dryer so noisy?
If your Samsung Dryer is making noise, check the load for objects like coins, loose buttons, or nails and remove them. It's normal to hear the gas valve or heating element cycle on and off. Make sure the dryer is properly leveled according to the installation instructions. A humming sound is also normal due to the high volume of air moving through the dryer drum and exhaust system.
Why does my Samsung Dryer shut off before the load is dry?
If your Samsung Dryer is shutting off before the load is dry, the load might be too small. Try adding more items or a few towels and restart the cycle. Alternatively, the load could be too large; remove some items before restarting.
How to prevent lint on clothes from Samsung DV365ETBGWR/A3 Dryer?
If your Samsung Dryer leaves lint on clothes, ensure the lint filter is cleaned before every load, and possibly during the cycle for loads producing lots of lint. Separate lint-producing fabrics (like fuzzy white cotton towels) from lint-trapping clothes (like black linen pants). Divide larger loads into smaller ones, and always check pockets thoroughly before washing and drying.
Why does my Samsung DV365ETBGWR/A3 Dryer dry unevenly?
If your Samsung Dryer dries unevenly, it's normal for seams, pockets, and heavy areas to be slightly damp. Consider using the More Dry setting. Avoid drying one heavy item with lightweight items. For the best results, sort heavy items from lightweight items.
Why does my Samsung Dryer have an odor?
If your Samsung Dryer has an odor, household odors from paint, varnish, or strong cleaners may be entering the dryer with the surrounding room air, which is normal. Ventilate the room completely before using the dryer to eliminate lingering odors.
Why are garments still wrinkled after Wrinkle-Away on Samsung DV365ETBGWR/A3 Dryer?
If garments are still wrinkled after using the Wrinkle-Away feature on your Samsung Dryer, use small loads of 1 to 4 items. Load fewer garments and make sure to load similar-type garments together.
Why do odors remain in clothing after Refresh cycle on Samsung DV365ETBGWR/A3?
If odors remain in clothing after using the Refresh cycle on your Samsung Dryer, fabrics with strong odors should be washed in a normal cycle first.
Dryer installation must be by a qualified installer, using manufacturer-approved venting materials only.
Basic precautions include reading instructions, not drying flammable items, supervising children, and cleaning lint filter.
Steps to take if gas is detected, including not using electronics and evacuating the area.
Emphasizes proper grounding for electrical safety and general appliance safety advice.
Safety instructions cover conditions and situations; use common sense, caution, and care.
Warnings about flammable substances, foam rubber, children playing, and proper maintenance.
Advises checking pockets for damage, gas leak dangers, and risks of oil-soaked items.
Explains warning symbols and precautions for severe or minor personal injury or property damage.
Details specifications for exhaust ducting, including material type, diameter, length, and installation rules.
Checks for existing exhaust system compliance, proper ducting, and hood damper function.
Key instructions for installers and guidance on choosing an appropriate location for the dryer.
Details requirements for gas supply, conversion for LP gas, and installation codes for natural and propane gas.
Outlines electrical service requirements, grounding conductor connection, and code compliance.
Details electrical connection procedures for both gas and electric models, including voltage and amperage requirements.
Step-by-step guide for installing the dryer, including moving, door reversal, and connecting exhaust and gas lines.
Lists essential requirements for proper dryer installation, including electrical, gas, and exhaust systems.
Explains the necessity of grounding for gas and electric models to prevent electric shock.
Common problems and their solutions, including issues with running, heating, drying, noise, and uneven drying.
General
