To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Samsung Dryer dries unevenly?
If your Samsung dryer dries unevenly, it's normal for seams, pockets, and other heavy areas to remain slightly damp. If desired, select the More Dry setting. If drying a single heavy item with lightweight items, the heavy item may not dry completely. For best results, sort heavy items from lightweight items.
What does dE error mean on my Samsung DV395?
If your Samsung Dryer displays a 'dE' error, it means the dryer is running with the door open. Close the door and restart the dryer. If the problem continues, call for service.
What does tE error mean on my Samsung DV395 Dryer?
If your Samsung Dryer displays a 'tE' error, it indicates a clogged lint screen or a restricted vent. Clean the screen or vent. If the problem persists, call for service.
How to fix uneven drying in my Samsung DV395 Dryer?
If your Samsung Dryer dries clothes unevenly, select the More Dry setting. For better results, sort heavy items separately from lightweight items.
Why is my Samsung Dryer 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.
How to prevent lint on clothes when using my Samsung Dryer?
If you notice lint on your clothes after drying in your Samsung Dryer, make sure to clean the lint filter before every load. For loads producing high amounts of lint, clean the filter during the cycle. Separate lint-producing fabrics from lint-trapping ones. Divide larger loads into smaller ones for drying and check pockets thoroughly before washing and drying.
How to prevent lint on clothes in my Samsung Dryer?
To prevent lint on clothes when using your Samsung Dryer, clean the lint filter before every load. For loads that produce a lot of lint, clean the filter during the cycle. Separate lint producers (like fuzzy white cotton towels) from lint trappers (like black linen pants). Divide larger loads into smaller ones, and check pockets thoroughly before washing and drying.
What to do if my Samsung DV395 Dryer doesn't run?
If your Samsung Dryer doesn’t run, make sure the door is latched shut and the power cord is plugged into a live electrical outlet. Check the home’s circuit breaker and fuses. If the door was opened during the cycle, press the Start/Pause button again.
Why does my Samsung DV395 Dryer shut off before load is dry?
If your Samsung Dryer shuts off before the load is dry, the load might be too small or too large. Try adding more items or a few towels if the load is too small, or remove some items if the load is too large, then restart the cycle.
Why Samsung Dryer doesn’t dry clothes completely?
If your Samsung Dryer doesn't dry, check the exhaust hood outside the home to ensure it can open and close freely. Inspect the exhaust system for lint buildup, and ensure ducting is cleaned annually. Use a 4” rigid metal exhaust duct. Avoid overloading the dryer (1 wash load = 1 dryer load), and sort heavy items from lightweight ones. Large, bulky items may need repositioning. Also, check that the washer is draining properly and the load isn't too small; if so, add a few towels.
General| Dryer Type | Electric |
|---|---|
| Ventless | No |
| Brand | Samsung |
| Drying Technology | Sensor Dry |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Color | White |
| Voltage | 240V |
| Amperage | 30A |
Provides ample space for drying large loads, improving efficiency and reducing wrinkles.
Automatic error-monitoring system that diagnoses and provides solutions for dryer issues.
Reduces odors and wrinkles by spraying steam into the drum after tumbling with heat.
Eliminates 99.9% of bacteria using high-temperature heat for sanitizing garments.
Offers 13 automatic cycles and Fuzzy Logic for precise, automatic drying time adjustments.
Designed to dry clothes quickly in as little as 42 minutes, saving user time.
Efficient drying up to 3.01 lbs per kWh, saving energy through large capacity and Fuzzy Logic.
Allows the dryer door to be easily and quickly changed to open from either side.
Optional pedestal raises dryer for easier loading and includes a storage drawer.
Allows stacking of washer and dryer to maximize usable space, requires optional kit.
Provides flexibility to install exhaust vent in back, side, or bottom positions.
Critical safety warning regarding proper installation and venting to prevent fire hazards.
Explains safety symbols and essential precautions for safe dryer operation and maintenance.
Informs about potential exposure to chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
Provides immediate safety steps to take in case of a gas leak detection.
Lists essential requirements for proper dryer installation, including electrical and gas hookups.
Specifies correct ducting materials, lengths, and installation rules for safe exhaust.
Guidance on selecting a safe and appropriate location for dryer installation.
Details minimum clearances required for installing the dryer in an alcove or closet.
Addresses specific installation requirements for dryers in mobile homes.
Provides instructions on proper dryer exhaust ventilation to the outside.
Details requirements for natural or LP gas supply, conversion, and safety.
Outlines necessary electrical service, wiring, and grounding standards.
Explains the importance and methods for properly grounding the dryer.
Provides detailed instructions for connecting the dryer's electrical power.
Lists the tools required to properly install the dryer.
Step-by-step guide for the overall dryer installation process.
A checklist to ensure all installation steps and connections are completed correctly.
Practical advice and warnings for efficient and safe dryer exhaust system setup.
Instructions for changing the direction of the dryer door swing.
Guides on how to connect the water inlet hoses for the dryer.
Explains the dryer's control panel layout and identifies key buttons and indicators.
Guides on selecting drying cycles and understanding sensor dry functions.
Explains the meaning of the display window and indicator lights during operation.
Details options like Wrinkle Prevent, Mixed Load Bell, Delay Start, and My Cycle.
How to choose the desired dryness level for different fabric types.
How to select the appropriate temperature setting for various fabrics.
How to start, pause, and restart drying cycles.
How to enable/disable the child lock feature to prevent accidental operation.
Instructions on how to turn the interior drum light on and off.
Guides on setting a delayed start time for drying cycles.
How to select, save, and run custom dryer cycles.
Explains the Vent Sensor's function in detecting duct blockages and indicating cleaning needs.
Details how to use a smartphone app to diagnose dryer errors and issues.
Instructions for using the drying rack accessory for specific items.
Importance and procedure for cleaning the lint filter for efficiency and safety.
Guidance on how to load the dryer for optimal tumbling and drying efficiency.
Basic steps to begin operating the dryer after loading and selecting a cycle.
Instructions for safely cleaning the dryer's control panel without damage.
Methods for removing stains from the dryer's internal tumbler.
Proper cleaning techniques for the stainless steel dryer drum.
Guidelines for cleaning the external finish of the dryer.
Recommendations for inspecting and cleaning the dryer's exhaust system.
Guidance on drying specific garments and fabrics based on care labels.
Lists materials and items that should not be placed in the dryer to prevent damage or fire.
Explains error codes displayed by the dryer and their corresponding solutions.
Provides a chart of garment care symbols for washing, drying, and ironing.
Technical details including dryer dimensions, weight, and ratings.
Details recommended items, load sizes, and functions for each dryer cycle.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and duration of the limited warranty for US customers.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and duration of the limited warranty for Canadian customers.
