Samsung Clothes Dryer Heating Element DIY Repair - No Heat & Noise Fix

[@yeseniasalas0]

My dryer stopped working about a month ago and of course I googled why my dryer wasn’t heating anymore and came across this video and I was like 🤔 let me try it. I am a 29 year old, single mother of 3 and buying a whole new dryer would put me in a tight budget for the next couple of months so buying one was definitely not the route I wanted to go. Ordered the part on Amazon, 4 hours later (I struggled a bit cause I don’t got tools but a screw driver 😅) my dryer works again!!! So proud of myself!!! 😅 thank you so much for the video!!! ❤

[@markference8158]

You go girl good for you !!!!

[@bekind2047]

If you can raise three kids on your own you can repair your dryer - congratulations !

[@StopHighCrimeInTexas]

Good girl!!! ❤🎉❤

[@huitron23]

Still single 🤓

[@txjoey]

*** ATTENTION EVERYONE *** THIS IS THE VIDEO TO WATCH! THANKS FOR THE DETAILED VIDEO! In my case, the Heating Coil did not show obvious break. Replaced Heating Coil... No Heat. Disassembled again, replaced 2 Sensors on the side of the Heating Coil. COINCIDENCE OR NOT.... Right before putting front panel (door), I NOTICED MY BLUE WIRE TO THE HEATING COIL WAS NOT CONNECTED. Reconnected, reassembled dryer... Plugged in, Flipped breaker back on, TESTED DRYER... YAY HALLELUJAH I HAVE HEAT!!!! I watched many other videos... YOURS IS THE BEST!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Thank you for those kind words sir! God Bless Texas!

[@DudeWhereAm_I]

My dryer shit the bed again and my wife left me. After watching this video a second time and repairing my dryer I ended up hooking up with her sister and my life is better! Thank you so much man

[@MelvinZoopers]

Thank you Macho Man!

[@glenndiaz74]

I swear this video is predestination of everything to come. My dryer (exact same model) stopped heating. Followed your instructions and everything was the same… coil broken in the exact same spot and I cut my finger exactly the same too. Great job.

[@danaoconnor7929]

Just today I followed your instructions to the T and replaced the heating element. It works!!!, saved hundreds of dollars and my husband thinks I'm totally rad finger cuts and all. Thank you!

[@hroman5]

I wanted to send you a few bucks as my way of saying thanks. You have no link. You really helped me fix my dryer. My screws were harder to remove, but i got the job done. A little wd40 on the hidden screw and using the slip function on my electric screwdriver helped ease stubborn screws out without stripping them.

[@MelvinZoopers]

I guess I'll have to put together a link. Glad it helped!

[@cindygallo1954]

Sir, you are a God send. This video deserves 1 million views!! Here I am, a mom of 2, hubby is at work and I decided to take this upon myself. Thank you!!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Hopefully I make it to a million with people like you supporting me! Thank you for the kind words.

[@cindygallo1954]

@@MelvinZoopers meant it 100%. one quick question, how would I check if the sensors are bad?

[@cindygallo1954]

@@MelvinZoopers mine broke exactly at the same spot as yours

[@MelvinZoopers]

@@cindygallo1954 I'm not exactly sure on that one.

[@carsten4594]

@@cindygallo1954 Check fuse for continuity, same for sensor. They are both designed to open the circuit when activated.

[@NewShockerGuy]

Thank you for this video!! I have a similar Samsung dryer that stopped heating. I was expecting a rather large repair bill by calling someone since I never worked on a dryer before... Sure enough the heating element wire was broken so that's why there was no heat. This is an excellent video and broke down everything that needed to be done in order to get to the heating element. I TOO cut my hand! Lots of freaking sharp edges once you open the dryer up! I ended up replacing the entire heating element assembly only because it was $20 more than just the bare wire heating element and I figured at 10+ years old, might as well get new everything which includes the thermal switch and thermostat that are built into the heating assembly housing unit. (Unbolt the entire assembly and bolt new one in, connect everything- done) Videos like this make KZbin great! I'm actually surprised at how easy this job was!

[@cookiecarder2631]

Watched this video to replace the element in my dryer as well. Saved me a boot load of money doing it as well! I think most everyone cut their finger in the exact same spot: I did! It was still worth it! Thank you for the help!!!

[@esauespino5926]

))))

[@FantastiXPvZ]

Thanks for the insight, I used kevlar gloves to do the job.

[@3436jesse]

Same here minor cut nothing that a bandit can’t fixed!!

[@avi8r66]

Yep, I can't sell my dryer now for fear of my dna being used against me in a future crime I had nothing to do with.

[@dmurray2978]

@@avi8r66 lmao

[@two-feathers96]

This video legit helped my husband replace our heating element! Saved us $700+ , only spent $30 on amazon! 👏🏼 applause to you great video! Thanks for posting

[@hamzabouteraa2027]

Next time you do it. Be independent.

[@XL3BIGDrizzy]

​@@hamzabouteraa2027what? What a weird thing to say

[@KizmetEnigma]

Very helpful. I lost a leg on my incoming power, ended up being a fuse out on the street. 1/2 of my house worked, 1/2 didn’t and my dryer sounded like a 1950’s car trying to start and made all the remaining lights that were still working do a flicker. My dryer had problems right after they fixed the power. Turns out my element melted. Being a single mom of 2 middle schoolers is hard to just buy a new dryer and cloths line drying is hard in an apartment. Thank you for posting this video, it saved me more than you will ever know

[@MelvinZoopers]

Glad it worked out for you!

[@underrun]

Great video, very helpful. Thx Melvin! I am in the process of doing it and have 2 tips: 1. you can remove like 4 screws that secure the right wall of the dryer to loosen it a bit. That allows you to pull the heating element out easier. That method worked for me. 2. wear work gloves. Almost everything you touch inside of this dryer is sharp!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Great tips! Glad it is helping.

[@mattyice3785]

This video saved our family from having to fork out a ton of money. Thank you! And I only have 3 cuts on my hands from replacing the heating element

[@michaelmarz9341]

I had the same exact problem. The heating coils could have been designed to be more durable. Great video. Wow, those rear screws were a pain, but doable. Also, thanks for explaining the rattling sound!

[@nicolewatkins5829]

This video was very helpful! I replaced my heating element with no problems after watching this video like 10 times, lol. AND I didn't cut myself! Thank you.

[@MelvinZoopers]

It's always nice when you don't bleed working on a DIY project.

[@NancelyMC]

After we replaced the heating element, we ran into an issue where the breaker was tripping whenever we started the drier. It turned out the coils were making contact with another price of metal and causing the breaker to trip! Once we fixed that issue, it started working perfectly. It’s even hotter than it was before! Thank you for the video!

[@olusholaenoch4139]

I really couldn't believe i could fix my dryer's non-heating problem but your video just made it as simple as ABC. I did it in good time and it now works perfect. Thank you so much, you just gain a fan.

[@KKSmile98]

This was a 10/10 tutorial. I followed this and got my dyer done in like an hour and it works like brand new. Great video!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Great to hear!

[@AllenRReid]

Took me longer than I thought, but it worked! Thanks so much for your in depth video...there’s no way I could’ve figured it out myself.

[@law2713]

I definitely want to thank you for the diy video. Like you, I purchased the element from Amazon, roughly 36 bucks and followed along step by step and now my dryer works and I'm not out of $200 - $300! Thanks 👍🏾

[@marvingill3539]

oh it's more than that, I was quoted $475 + Taxes.

[@MelvinZoopers]

Labor is not cheap.

[@StealthyShadows]

This video was super helpful! Took us a little longer than 18 minutes, but now my dryer works again!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Glad it helped!

[@ClearThirty]

This Worked but took like 2 hours for me to repair. All those damn screws in tiny places smh. Thanks very much for the guide! Saved me a lot of money I’m sure.

[@mmartinez3578]

2024 here & this video is still very helpful. It got me to checking why my dryer wasn't working took it apart & sure thing same issue. Thanks for the video & the step by step, it saved my family $$$.

[@mmartinez3578]

Got it back together back up and running & is getting hot ready to dry. Thanks again for the very helpful video.

[@MelvinZoopers]

@mmartinez3578 Love it!

[@stevedennard6619]

Thank you so much for this video, you saved me a lot of money. For other folks, my issue was that the dryer was over heating and would not stop running. It would get to the cooling cycle and keep running with one minute left until it overheated and I got the hE error. So the heating element was still getting hot, but wouldn’t shut off. This exact video was the solution for my problem. If you are having my issue, suggest you follow these steps to check out and replace the heating element and or components.

[@juanvmanable]

Thank you for your video!!!, mine went out again after having it repaired few years back. Thanks again for the great indepth video. Warranty expired... $35 part on Amazon. Saves me over$350 repair. Thank again.

[@Oliver12723]

I fixed my Samsung dryer with the help of your video. It had exactly the same issue, broken heating coil. Thank you so much. You saved me a couple of hundred dollars.

[@MelvinZoopers]

Yes!

[@jjs3890]

I have never even seen the inside of a dryer but was able to do this by following your video. Thank you so much!

[@lopezhouse110]

Excellent video! Almost bought a new dryer but after watching your video I thought I would gamble on a $35 kit and see if I could fix mine. Worst case I buy a new dryer but your detailed steps made it easy. Thanks so much!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Awesome outcome!

[@JFT803]

Sir thank you for this video. I just bought replacement parts for $20. Better than a repair man charging $100 just to show! Thanks again!!

[@johnalbanese2750]

I have the same dryer so I clicked on you. Good video. I ended up just bending that bracket temporarily that holds the element housing in place while I pulled it out. Then I bent it back into shape on the re-assemble. I cut my finger in the EXACT same place you did. Thanks for the help!

[@TheClimb511]

Thanks, brother! You've saved us time and money! Had the exact same problem with my slightly different Samsung model, but the insides were identical. Bought the part off Amazon for about $26 and now the dryer works perfectly. No cut fingers! Do be careful as there are a lot of unseen sharp edges.

[@MelvinZoopers]

Awesome!

[@wahidjalili212]

Can you send me link from Amazon its hard to find the right product.thank you

[@alexsantiago5488]

Thanks for the great walk thru. Perfect storm this month with life and the dryer breaking was the cherry on top. Figure For those taking this repair on, *MAKE CAREFUL NOTE OF WHERE SCREWS GO WHEN TAKING APART THE METAL COIL HOUSING. THERE ARE SOME SPARE HOLES THAT DON'T REQUIRE SCREWS* but they seem like they should. I made the mistake of putting some in the spare holes then panicked when i was missing 4 screws and had to take it apart and watch the video again. Besides the user error, video saved me some doe. And knowing the scam repair people around these parts, possibly a new dryer. Good luck yall!

[@dranes99]

Thank you! Was “relieved” to find that my coil spring was also broke, so like you I replaced that only and not the other OEM parts. Back right-side U bracket screw was a pain, but my biggest issue was stripping out one of the front side door screws 😱 Fortunately had a Dremel cut-off wheel that I was able to put a small “slice” into the head of the screw and then crack it loose with a flathead screwdriver. Still took some muscle because it was cranked down AND had red loctite! Thought I’d mention my solution in case anyone has the same problem on this or another project. Now just hoping the $26 part from Amazon lasts so I don’t have to do this again. Some reviews have me a bit worried. Thanks again for a great vid and for letting me know to wear gloves. The only cut was to that stupid door screw!

[@zachjarchow9292]

I had exact same experiance. Front door screw stripped and that stupid rear bracket set of screws.

[@frlopez42]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. I followed every step and replaced the same part without any issues. Very grateful!

[@debbieli9596]

This is the best tutorial I’ve found online by far! Thank you for taking the time to explain in detail

[@mars7980]

If you ever come to KY, I’m buying you a beer! Thanks so much! I fixed my dryer in less than 24 hours. Perfect link to the part, and it was delivered quickly.

[@MelvinZoopers]

Cool! Road trip from Minnesota to Kentucky! Glad it helped!

[@kylefillinger3462]

This video saved my wallet. I got a couple cuts and scraps along the way but it was honestly fun and frustrating to do this. Great video man!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@Hellgearone]

Thank you so much for letting me know I could get a repair kit from Amazon. Had no clue something like this was there.

[@Ronaldo7-da-goat]

Thank you for this video. I was able to watch this and fix my dryer. My heating element went bad as well. I spent 24 dollars and about 45 minutes to get my dryer up and running. My wife is happy so I am as well!!!!

[@bigdognance]

Best Tutorial on this Samsung on KZbin...Great Job....Hope Your finger is better after 2 years!!! THANK YOU!!!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Healing up nicely, thank you!

[@curtjohnnson2349]

I was already going to get a new dryer until I found this video, like all the others you saved me literally hundreds of dollars! Thank you!

[@abidinginthevine]

Thank you so much for this video. I just replaced the heating element today following your instructions. You saved me a ton of money!!

[@fifikarorero1484]

Thank you so much for your video .I just fixed my dryer, all by myself, with your instructions of course. It's amazing. I can dry my clothes again, yay! God bless you!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Glad to help!!

[@allenm7479]

This video was a great help. Thank you very much for posting it. Much like others have said, the two screws at the back of the lower bracket were a huge pain and very frustrating to deal with. Everything else was quite smooth. I have a very similar model dryer (DV42H5000EW/AC) and I only needed to remove 6 out of 8 screws to take the front door and panel off. For example, at the very front when I opened the door, I only had to remove 2 out of the 4 screws while I noticed that you removed all 4. I also opted to replace the entire heating assembly with an OEM Samsung one. Yes, it was much more expensive than just the coil but I got scared reading some of the amazon reviews where people were commenting that the coils didn't last very long. I didn't want to have to do this job again anytime soon, particularly since it's a stackable dryer and hard to reach the back of it. I've run it once and seems to work fine. One problem that I was having is that it was getting stuck on one minute (i.e. kept running).

[@Likabee26]

You're the freakin' man!!! I was able to fix my dryer thanks to you! I really appreciate your help and just can't believe I was able to get it done! God bless you!

[@ClambinoMusic]

Followed this step by step and fixed my dryer. Probably saved me hundreds. Thank you man!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Glad it worked out!

[@tpsienk]

Thank you ! I just replaced my daughter's element. Your video made it all go very quickly. Hardest part was getting those 2 screws out on the back side of the U bracket !

[@MelvinZoopers]

Without a doubt the hardest part.

[@xdarkmercx]

I believe I have a newer model. The same bracket just slides into a clip with no screws. I was very happy to find that out. Thanks for the video though. Because of it, I bought a used set on the marketplace for next to nothing because the dryer wasn’t getting hot. Now I have a good set for cheap.

[@suprmario2013]

@@xdarkmercx i purchased my dryer last summer for 125 so i think i got a lot for a little.

[@rjaurdon]

Great instructional video. I completed the replacement of the heating element on my Samsung dryer.

[@terryblumenstein]

Fabulous video. Following it and was able to understand and install the new heating element, which I purchased from Amazon ($30) versus another site that listed the element for $119. One think I don't recall you mentioned is how SHARP the metal is - both inside the dryer and the edges of the container holding the element. Thank you. I saved the cost of the service call and what they would have charged for an element.

[@MelvinZoopers]

You're welcome! Remember I cut my finger on the metal? It is very sharp!

[@Cocoatreat]

This was a great video! I didn’t have to remove the drum! Yay 😀! I had limited space but I did fine. Dryer is working like clockwork! The hardest part was the stand the element was sitting on.. I had to bend it a bit,so it was a terror to put back on..but I managed. My steam w&d are about 11 years old and still work fine. Thanx for your help. Greatly appreciated..money saved!

[@ricardomenendez7977]

Amazing! I also have this model of Samsung dryer. Just followed the step by step instructions and viola! It drys again. I purchased the part as suggested via Amazon 2 days ago for approximately $34.00.

[@ricardomenendez7977]

I also had a break in my coil.

[@MelvinZoopers]

Love it!

[@3436jesse]

Just want to say thank you!! I watch this video and I did it order the part from Amazon for 30 dollars with the sensors and replace everything the actual element part wasn’t cut or any damage just dark because of the heat the usual after 12 years of use but I just changed everything sensors and is working like new I replace my drain pump from the washer years ago same watching videos here and is still working.. thanks for your help!

[@jeffreyandre8687]

THANK YOU THANK YOU! I did it. I would’ve never tried this probably without your video. It took me several hours, but I ended up bringing my shop vac in. The dryer was full of lint and I did a complete cleaning. I put on leather gloves after slicing up my hands pretty good. Thanks again

[@ShatterHumor]

Thank you! You made this daunting task easy for me and saved me a couple hundred bucks.

[@bradfarrell5538]

Great video. Fixed my dryer really quickly with this. Couldn’t opt for the Amazon part (going on a trip tomorrow, need to use washer today). Appliance parts store only had the entire element assembly ($70, but made the repair even quicker). Thanks!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Great when things work out!

[@carsten4594]

Thanks again for the help. I had already decided to keep the original fuse and over-temp sensor for the same reason. My heating element was broken in exactly the same place. Also discovered a few installation boo boos by the assembler but would not have been of any consequence. Imanaged to draw blood on my wrist, lol. Thank you!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Hugh Betcha!

[@greenpad]

Thank you! I was following another tutorial that had me removing the drum and I thought there had to be a way to get the element out without taking the whole thing apart. You showed me how!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Love to hear it!

[@markference8158]

Hey just wanted to say Ty I fixed my dryer today all because of your video it was a breeze minus those 2 screws behind the support bracket lol they kicked my butt but I got them out then it was smooth sailing I couldn’t believe how easy it all went back together and it works great I couldn’t be more pleased Ty again you probably saved me hundreds from calling a repair man Happy New Year and God bless

[@caroleduguay6024]

Your video is just si great!!! 🤩 56 years old mom just changed my element with your help!!! 💪 Followed each step carefully, the only thing I just let it rolled for 15 seconds, it is heating, but there is a little smell of burnt 😱 is it cause it's a new element....tks in advance for your help!!! 🤗

[@MelvinZoopers]

Yes, it will burn that off quickly! Glad you were able to get it done! 🤘

[@caroleduguay6024]

@@MelvinZoopers Thank you sooo much!!! 🤩🤩🤩

[@abe677]

Just paid to have this done. Expensive. The tech pulled the drum out the front. Said it was easier to get to the rear for a few things.

[@sdestructor185]

For everyone here before y’all judge ik it’s confusing but on the bottom of the channel it says fix ur drier or something like that that’s the link to the video I tried it on my and it worked great. I know why y’all think he didn’t help but trust me he did and there’s is a full video give a try

[@brianflanagan182]

Your video was exactly what I needed. Saved a ton of money and even got the same cut. Thank you so much!

[@MelvinZoopers]

I love a plan when it comes together!

[@SgtUSMC]

Thank You!!!. This Video saved me hundreds of dollars. I would of never tried this repair without this video. You made it workable.

[@AlejandroMartinez-tg9st]

Thank you so much. It simple but when you don’t know what you are doing it can be very complicated, I watched the video several times and then acción... thanks.

[@davidhatton2321]

Great Video! Saved a major service call after ordering the assembly replacement. Looks like they reduced the number of screws on the U shaped bracket to facilitate the removal.

[@MelvinZoopers]

Thanks for the update!

[@jesussalazar9633]

Took me an hour and just follow this video to fix my dryer! Thank you!!

[@GodfatherJAM]

Thanks, trying to find an improved upgraded element because I had to do this back in 2020 as well. Just long enough to forget how to do it. I did shortcut the screws in that front bracket and put one in the center, or that’s how my dryer came not sure.

[@ianbds6436]

Thank you. Took me a couple of hours. Part costed $27. You’re greatly appreciated 👊🏼✝️☝🏼

[@MelvinZoopers]

Great news!

[@mrkenschmid]

Great video.. helped me fix mine... but just an FYI that part that holding up the hearing element. You don’t have to in screw it.. just bend the metal down it’s very flexible

[@ahmedx2439]

Thank you so much, I just got done replacing mine. Thanks to you I saved a lot of money.

[@MelvinZoopers]

Awesome!

[@solracrod]

I’ve used this video to help me replace our heating coil twice. Thanks very much!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Yeah...they don't seem to last very long. Thanks!

[@ManuelOchoajuIup]

Thank you for this video i was going to get a replacement for it and my wife told me to check on KZbin how to fix it, and Thanks to you buddy i don't have to buy a new one. I fix it my self.. thank you so much for this learning video.. muchas gracias! God bless! 🙏

[@emilyle5868]

Thanks. Got my dryer fixed after watching your video.

[@claytonbing16]

FYI, those replacement parts you had at about 11:15 or so were different sensors. The replacement parts next to the coil are the Thermal Fuse and the High Limit Thermostat (my fuse goes out a lot, but just replaced the coil too, so maybe that will help). The 'smaller' parts you had were actually the Thermistor (black larger one) and the Thermostat (smaller silver one). Those are installed on the back of the blower housing, next to the motor, which you'd have to access by removing the drum.

[@MelvinZoopers]

👍

[@SaucyOperator]

This is true. You can also check them with your meter. I had one of four go out, toned out what worked and didn't. My coil actually got hot and broke so I took my thermal and the other for parts next time. $36 bucks for the part and $50 an hour and I do those repairs all day.

[@lilredph0enix]

Thanks man! Got my grooming salon dryer back up and running on my own 😁

[@victorgastelum3312]

It worked!!!! You are awesome thank you for guiding us thru the process!!! Have a great evening

[@jenniferstovall1667]

Thank you for the great instructional video, got the heating element replaced and dryer is working. However the lint filter indicator light flashes when dryer is powered on (as I noticed in your video it also flashes) and I am wondering if this is normal?

[@ttalbot8482]

THANK YOU for this tutorial! Great instructions, exactly what was wrong with ours. Saved me a bunch of repair/replacement $. Much appreciated!

[@Faraarichards]

Thank you so much for this video my husband and I change ours👏👏👏 saves a lot they wanted $175with parts and labor.

[@MelvinZoopers]

Great!!

[@Jackpine79]

Thanks. I have the same model and this was a big help 👍🏻

[@jerradmcdonald1235]

Thank you so much!! My only recommendation is, if you have gorilla paws like me, to go through the exhaust on the back to take off the “shelf” the heating coil housing is on. Much easier to manage that way.

[@SaucyOperator]

Also to note folks, if you order the element with all parts attached to the casing for $50 (if you don't troubleshoot all parts first) you may have to shape your case into the intake. Ive had cases where it was too large for the hole.

[@UpOneGaming]

That's what she said 😅

[@rubenberrones953]

Thanks for video. You did an awesome job explaining and showing step by step process. You saved me hundreds of dollars. Thanks for the awesome video.

[@adriancastillo1891]

Thanks for the video. I just followed your instructions, ordered a new heating element through Amazon and the dryer is working again, although I ended up with 3 extras screws 😂. We have the same model #, however, mine has a couple of clamps in the control panel, it was a little tricky to get it loose. Other than that, all went smoothly, Thanks again. 👍

[@travd]

Thank you, just used this video to replace my heating element! Works like a charm again.

[@MelvinZoopers]

Yes!

[@travd]

Melvin Zoopers but damn, reaching the screws of the riser for the heating element was a pain.....

[@leea4624]

Lifesaver! That damn u-shaped metal piece was a beast. Took me the longest to get those 2 back screws off, but I got it eventually. Thx again for posting.

[@smiley0987]

How did you manage to get the 2 screws from the back? It’s a b***.! I can’t even see the screws, only feel them. Please help! Thx

[@leea4624]

smiley0987 I used a stubby screw driver and just went off of feel. It took a while, I didn’t actually screw them back in when I was putting it back together. I couldn’t be bothered.

[@smiley0987]

L A thank you so much for your quick reply! Ok ill have to pick up that screwdriver! Yes I won’t be bothered to put them back either. Arghhhh I was just trying to yank the element piece out but of course it won’t fit, Samsung makes everything difficult. Hubby is ready to buy a new dryer but Im so determined to test this piece first.Thanks again!

[@leea4624]

smiley0987 it’s worth it in the end, it’ll just take a little bit more time than you would like. I didn’t see a break in my heating element so I did swap everything out in the kit and dryer has been working like a champ since.

[@leea4624]

smiley0987 best of luck!

[@huejass1325]

This video is pure gold! Thanks works like new!

[@marcaspera5354]

Thank you so much Sir for this great video.. already did all jobs to be done.. now waiting for the "heating coil" part to come ordered at amazon.. i have the same problem "heating coil" broken.. well see when the parts comes.. hoping its a quick fix... thank you

[@MelvinZoopers]

Hope so!

[@marcaspera5354]

Subscribed at your channel 👍😊😎

[@marcaspera5354]

Got the parts.. and thank you Dryer is up and running.. heat is there for only $40 cad.. thank you thank you

[@tiffm722]

Great step by step video. I will add though after the correct heating element is replaced there may be a slight smell of burning. It does go away after about 10 minutes. Thanks again!!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Great point!

[@MrCallyone]

This video helped me out a lot, have the exact same dryer. Was a perfect tutorial how to video. Thank you. New heating element and it’s back running now. And… I cut my hand as well on that metal.. twice.. lol

[@MelvinZoopers]

Haha! Thanks!

[@elizabethdelgado2010]

thank you for this video! I fixed my dryer today and it is now drying again.

[@msgreen0812]

This worked PERFECTLY!! Only took me about an hour and voila!!!!

[@MelvinZoopers]

An hour? Wow, nice job!

[@famo7503]

Just fixed my dryer using this video, God bless you sir!

[@MrJaceleigh]

Nice work. Thanks for sharing. Replacing mine as soon as it gets here from Amazon.

[@djzeta3557]

Just finished fixing my dryer following this video! Thank you!

[@MelvinZoopers]

Good news!

[@oisinokelly3088]

Thanks a lot saved me a good few bucks

[@Mcgovern124]

Good money!

[@K_D-4given]

Had to replace mine for the second time and needed this refresher. Thanks

[@MelvinZoopers]

I'm with you.

[@travisjohnkennedy]

Dude. Thanks for the video. Crushed it. Element is replaced.

[@MelvinZoopers]

Glad it helped!

[@thezarbie]

Thank you so much for taking the time to record and post this for us all!

[@theeenforcer8857]

This was a great video thanks bro. So I couldn’t wait a couple of days for the new element to come in so just for everybody out there you can get a butt connector and kind of crimp it onto the wires that have broke and the heating element will come back on. I haven’t figured out how long that will last as of yet, but it works.

[@MelvinZoopers]

Nice job!