Samsung Dryer not heating - Heater / Element - Removal & Repair -Diagnostic & Troubleshooting

[@smatta2]

This helped immensely. Thanks! My element has been replaced. The sheet metal definitely won the battle - thank God I am not on blood thinners or this would have been a blood bath. Thanks, again - your thoroughness is much appreciated.

[@jonathandorozowsky4005]

Just fixed it! Thanks for the video, and another big thanks for using the exact same model dryer I have! Great tutorial. I've never taken a dryer apart before.

[@johnathanstewart8970]

Thank-you. Was feeling overwhelmed, watched video, now my dryer is fixed and drying clothes!

[@MegaMars83]

Thanks for the video! I just fixed my heating element. The biggest headache was putting back the drum belt

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[@ab7rs]

thank you. You said it doesn't matter which way the wires go on the heating element, what about the other 2 components of the heat system? I accidentally unplugged the thermistor and thermostat without taking note.

[@unclemick-synths]

Excellent! 👍 Made our heater replacement much much easier 😎

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[@915junyp69]

Thank you sir, just changed mine.

[@AnonymousUser_86]

Best tutorial ever!

[@robertf4572]

Is there a way to test the element without removing all the internal parts as done in the video?

[@doctorappliances1145]

Very good question in this case of course yes you can use multimeter set on ohm or continuity tone to test it thank you for asking

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[@signal8375]

Seriously, this is not a good design. This is not an uncommon repair. This should be designed and located to be replaced via a removable panel in the shell.

[@gnidarada]

It is insane that one needs to dismantle the whole dryer to pieces just to access a couple of fuses. You would think there should ba a fuse panel in the back. Samsung wants you to go and just buy a new dryer.

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[@curtthompson2787]

Video was painful to watch. Really need to watch every screw all the way out and then all the way back in?