Moisture Sensor on Samsung Dryer. Clothes Won't Dry on Moisture Sense

[@ramathorn1982]

Love how you randomly have a fork laying there as the perfect tool to free the connectors! Thanks for this video, it looks like this design is used across multiple Samsung washers and I couldn't tell from the parts diagrams where this was located.

[@becausestuffbreaks]

Sometimes easier to grab a fork than grab the tool box, lol. Thanks for watching!

[@r.o.b.m2570]

Thx for posting this. You saved the day for me!!

[@becausestuffbreaks]

You're welcome! What did you find wrong?

[@marketheridge5781]

Thank you for this video. Damn dryer was driving me crazy.

[@becausestuffbreaks]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@carlosmerino9739]

Muy buena la explicación del funcionamiento y mantenimiento de este sensor y como obrar para llegar a él. Muchas gracias!

[@becausestuffbreaks]

¡De nada y gracias por mirar!

[@Twerp70]

Great video. Question, what exactly the issue with dryer. I didn't see anything wrong with yours.

[@becausestuffbreaks]

Originally I made a video where I had a dryer sheet suck over the moisture sensor and kept thinking the clothes were dry and shutting down. I had so many people in the comments that needed to know how to check the wiring to make sure it's all plugged in, so that's why I made this.

[@Twerp70]

@@becausestuffbreaks ok thanks brother.

[@tylerbetz8152]

So I have the same dryer, but mine does not work fine in either manual dry or sensor dry? Thoughts? Ive tried cleaning the sensor off

[@becausestuffbreaks]

Is it just shutting off after a couple minutes? You may have a clogged exhaust causing it to overheat. Or a bad sensor making it think it's overheated

[@tylerbetz8152]

@ yeah no error codes. It will start at 25 mins, 2 mins later its got 1 min remaining and then it shuts off.

[@becausestuffbreaks]

@@tylerbetz8152 sounds like a clogged exhaust or thermal sensor