Why Samsung Dryer does not start?
If your Samsung dryer isn't starting, there could be several reasons. First, ensure the dryer is properly plugged in and the door is completely closed. Check your home's fuse or circuit breaker. If you paused a cycle by opening the door, tap and hold the start button again. Also, a clogged filter can prevent the dryer from starting, so clean it. Finally, make sure the Child Lock feature is deactivated.
What to do if my Samsung DVE50A8800 is too loud?
If your Samsung dryer is making excessive noise, check for loose objects like coins, buttons, or nails inside the drum and remove them. Also, inspect the lint filter for any stuck items and remove them. Ensure the dryer is level and stable on the floor. Note that some humming is normal due to airflow, and you may also hear the gas valve or heating element cycling on and off.
Why my Samsung Dryer doesn't warm up?
If your Samsung dryer is not heating up, first check your home's circuit breakers or fuses. Certain cycles may not require heat, so verify the selected cycle. If it's a gas dryer, ensure the gas supply is turned on. Clean both the lint filter and the exhaust duct. The dryer might be in the cool-down phase. Also, check if the Eco Dry option is enabled; when on, it starts with an air dry, which doesn't use heat, to save energy.
What to do if items are not dried in Samsung Dryer?
If your items aren't drying in your Samsung dryer, ensure the dryer is properly connected and powered on. Check that the exhaust hood outside your home opens and closes freely. Inspect the exhaust system for lint buildup, cleaning it annually, and use a 4” rigid metal exhaust duct. Avoid overloading the dryer, matching one wash load to one dryer load. Separate heavy and lightweight items. Reposition large, bulky items for even drying. Ensure your washer is draining correctly. If the load is too small, add a few towels. If it's too large, remove some items. Also, always clean the lint filter.
Why clothes have lint on them after using Samsung Dryer?
To prevent lint on clothes after drying in your Samsung dryer, always clean the lint filter before each load. When drying items that produce a lot of lint, clean the filter mid-cycle. Separate lint-generating fabrics (like white towels) from those that attract lint (like black linen pants). Also, remember to empty pockets before drying.
Why Samsung DVE50A8800 items are not dried evenly?
Uneven drying in your Samsung dryer is often normal because seams, pockets and other parts of clothing are harder to dry. Sorting heavy and light items separately can help.
What to do if the Samsung Dryer displays 9C1 error?
If your Samsung dryer displays a 9C1 error code, first check that the power cord is properly connected and that the electrical outlet is working. If the error persists, contact a Samsung service center.
What does tC error mean on a Samsung DVE50A8800 Dryer and how to fix it?
If your Samsung dryer displays a tC error code, check for a clogged lint screen and ensure the vent system is not restricted. If the error continues, contact a Samsung service center.
What to do if Samsung DVE50A8800 Dryer displays HC error?
If your Samsung dryer shows an HC error code, start by cleaning the lint filter. If the code remains after cleaning, contact a Samsung service center.
What to do if Samsung DVE50A8800 displays FC error?
If your Samsung dryer is displaying an FC error, try restarting the cycle. If the error message persists, contact a Samsung service center.
General| Dryer Type | Electric |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 7.5 cu. ft. |
| Steam Drying | Yes |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Weight | 160 lbs |
| Ventless | No |
| SmartThings | Yes |
| Color | White |
| Dryer Technology | Heat Pump |
| Moisture Sensor | Yes |
| Wrinkle Care Option | Yes |
| Wi-Fi Enabled | Yes |
| Delay Start | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Width | 27 inches |
Key information and guidance on safe operation and potential hazards of the dryer.
Critical steps and guidelines to prevent fire, electric shock, and injury during dryer use.
Specific warnings for gas leaks, hazardous materials, and general caution points.
Statements regarding compliance with FCC rules and Industry Canada regulations.
Details on open source software included in the product and how to obtain source code.
Covers key requirements, location, dimensions, and clearance for dryer installation.
Details requirements for exhaust ducting, vent types, length, and proper venting.
Specifies requirements for gas lines, electrical service, and grounding for safe connection.
Lists components included in the package and tools needed for installation.
Detailed instructions for connecting exhaust, gas, electrical wiring, and water hoses.
Includes vent blockage test, exhaust ducting, door reversal, and leveling the dryer.
Guide to completing the initial setup process, including language and tutorial.
Instructions for sorting laundry, loading the dryer, and cleaning the lint filter.
Explanation of the control panel, functions, and how to select and run drying cycles.
Details on My Cycles, Child Lock, System Functions, and connecting to SmartThings app.
Guide to cleaning the control panel, drum, exterior, and exhaust system.
Addresses common issues like dryer not starting, not warming up, or items not drying.
Explains information codes displayed on the panel and recommended actions.
Provides guidance on garment care labels and technical specifications of the dryer.
Details the warranty terms and conditions for U.S. and Canadian purchasers.
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