To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Samsung DV393ETPARA/A1 motor running but not heating?
If your Samsung Dryer's motor runs but doesn't heat, it could be due to: * An open heating element. * The Hi-Limit tripping easily or being open. * The regulating thermostat tripping easily or being open. * An open membrane switch. * A faulty thermistor.
Why does the flame go out after ignition in my Samsung DV393ETPARA/A1 Dryer?
If the flame ignites normally in your Samsung Dryer but goes out shortly after, check for the following: * Radiant sensor contacts opening prematurely. * A weak gas valve coil that may open when stressed by higher temperatures. * A weak Hi-Limit. * Poor venting. * Bad drum seals.
Why are my clothes wrinkled and taking so long to dry in my Samsung DV393ETPARA/A1 Dryer?
Wrinkled clothes and long drying times in your Samsung Dryer can be due to several factors: * The lint filter may not be clean. * There could be a restriction in the exhaust. * The outside exhaust hood damper door might be stuck closed. * The exhaust could be too long, have too many elbows, or use flex ductwork. * There might be poor intake air available. * The tumbler speed could be incorrect, or the belt slipping. * The blower impeller could be bound due to foreign material. * The dryer might be overloaded. * The clothing labels may not match the selected cycle. * Clothes might be too wet due to insufficient spin out by the washer.
Why do odors remain in clothing after Refresh cycle on my Samsung DV393ETPARA/A1 Dryer?
If odors remain in clothing after using the Refresh cycle on your Samsung Dryer, wash fabrics containing strong odors in a normal cycle.
Why is sprayed water not visible during Steam-Care on my Samsung DV393ETPARA/A1 Dryer?
Sprayed water is difficult to see when the door is closed during the Steam-Care cycle on your Samsung Dryer.
Why does water drip from the nozzle when Steam-Care starts on my Samsung DV393ETPARA/A1 Dryer?
If water drips from the nozzle when the Steam-Care cycle starts on your Samsung Dryer, this is steam condensation and will stop after a short time.
Why are my garments still wrinkled after using the Wrinkle-Care setting on my Samsung Dryer?
For best results with the Wrinkle-Care setting on your Samsung Dryer, use small loads of 1 to 4 items. Load fewer garments, and load similar-type garments together.
Why does my gas Samsung DV393ETPARA/A1 blow fuses or trip the circuit breaker?
If your gas Samsung Dryer is blowing fuses or tripping the circuit breaker, consider these potential causes: * During ignition, the dryer will draw a certain amperage; with the burner on, it will draw another amperage. * The igniter harness may be loose and shorted to the base. * There could be incorrect wiring or a wire shorted to ground. * The drive motor winding might be shorting to ground.
What to do if the motor runs but the tumbler won't turn on my Samsung DV393ETPARA/A1?
If the motor in your Samsung Dryer is running, but the tumbler isn't turning, it could be due to: * The belt being off, broken, or damaged. * The idler tension spring being too weak or stretched. * The idler pulley being jammed or stuck.
Why is my Samsung DV393ETPARA/A1 not heating up?
If your Samsung Dryer isn't heating, check the home’s circuit breaker and fuses. If you have a gas dryer, ensure the gas supply is on. Clean the lint filter and exhaust duct. Also, the dryer may have moved into the cool-down phase of the cycle.
Ultra drying capabilities and larger capacity for faster, wrinkle-free results.
Automatic error monitoring system for quick diagnosis and solutions.
Reduces odors/wrinkles with steam; sanitizes garments with high heat.
13 automatic cycles with Fuzzy Logic for precise drying based on dampness.
Includes Time Saving, Energy Saving, Reversible Door, optional Pedestal, and Stacking.
Electric models only: Exhaust vent can be installed in four positions: back, side, bottom.
Covers fire risks, essential safety symbols, and general precautions for safe operation.
Provides gas safety procedures, California Prop 65 warnings, and appliance maintenance safety.
Covers general requirements, dryer exterior, and ducting needs.
Details location, alcove/closet, mobile home, and exhaust requirements.
Guides on gas requirements, electrical needs, grounding, and wiring connections.
Lists installation tools, parts, general procedures, door reversal, and hose connection.
Explains the layout and functions of the dryer's control panel, buttons, and display.
Guides on selecting cycles, dry levels, and using features like My Cycle and Delay Start.
Covers Smart Care, Rack Dry, cleaning the lint filter, and proper loading.
Instructions for cleaning the control panel, tumbler, and dryer exterior.
Recommends annual inspection and cleaning of the exhaust system for optimal performance.
Advice for drying specific items and a list of items to avoid putting in the dryer.
Addresses common issues like not running, not heating, or uneven drying with solutions.
Lists error codes displayed on the panel and their meanings/solutions.
Provides a fabric care chart and technical specifications for the dryer.
Details cycles, recommended items, functions, options, and load size recommendations.
Details the limited warranty period, terms, and exclusions for U.S. purchasers.
Outlines the limited warranty period and terms for Canadian purchasers.
Provides contact information for customer support and online resources.
Ultra drying capabilities and larger capacity for faster, wrinkle-free results.
Automatic error monitoring system for quick diagnosis and solutions.
Reduces odors/wrinkles with steam; sanitizes garments with high heat.
13 automatic cycles with Fuzzy Logic for precise drying based on dampness.
Includes Time Saving, Energy Saving, Reversible Door, optional Pedestal, and Stacking.
Electric models only: Exhaust vent can be installed in four positions: back, side, bottom.
Covers fire risks, essential safety symbols, and general precautions for safe operation.
Provides gas safety procedures, California Prop 65 warnings, and appliance maintenance safety.
Covers general requirements, dryer exterior, and ducting needs.
Details location, alcove/closet, mobile home, and exhaust requirements.
Guides on gas requirements, electrical needs, grounding, and wiring connections.
Lists installation tools, parts, general procedures, door reversal, and hose connection.
Explains the layout and functions of the dryer's control panel, buttons, and display.
Guides on selecting cycles, dry levels, and using features like My Cycle and Delay Start.
Covers Smart Care, Rack Dry, cleaning the lint filter, and proper loading.
Instructions for cleaning the control panel, tumbler, and dryer exterior.
Recommends annual inspection and cleaning of the exhaust system for optimal performance.
Advice for drying specific items and a list of items to avoid putting in the dryer.
Addresses common issues like not running, not heating, or uneven drying with solutions.
Lists error codes displayed on the panel and their meanings/solutions.
Provides a fabric care chart and technical specifications for the dryer.
Details cycles, recommended items, functions, options, and load size recommendations.
Details the limited warranty period, terms, and exclusions for U.S. purchasers.
Outlines the limited warranty period and terms for Canadian purchasers.
Provides contact information for customer support and online resources.
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