Samsung A+++ Series 5+ Heat Pump Tumble Dryer with OptimalDry DV90T5240AE 9kg
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2021
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UPDATE: I used an energy monitor and this is what I got. Max Watts was under 390W but it does Fluctuate a lot, however it used 6.1kwh in total for one full load of drying. If I am right my rate for Electricity is 14.3976KWH. THE TOTAL FOR ONE DRYING 87.8pence. I used the Mix load drying 3 hours drying time.
Let us know what others got.
Dry efficiently and gently
A+++ Energy Efficiency with Heat Pump Technology
Our Heat Pump Technology is the way forward for drying your laundry more efficiently. By reheating the air in the drum, it’s gentler on even the most delicate of delicates. And it means you’ll use less electricity compared to a traditional condenser or vented tumble dryer, making it kinder on your bills and the environment too.
00:12 Introduction
01:50 Samsung Heat Pump Dryer Language Setting
05:00 Shoe drying tray
06:16 Drying settings
08:50 Cleaning Filter and Emptying Condenser Tank
13:30 Samsung Heat Pump Dryer Clean Heat Exchanger - Навчання та стиль
Thanks, I thought that when it said cool after the cycle i selected that meant it was on a cool setting but you have cleared that up for me, thanks
thanks, my Bosch is broken. Getting this one.
Hi, you can use the hoover to clean the heat exchanger 😊
Thanks for the video!
clean the filter every time!
Thanks for the video it’s such a great help I got the same dry delivered last evening, do you just plug it in or is something holding the drum like the washer ? Thanks for putting the product code it is really helpful .
Thanks for this very informative review!
Hi. Does this dryer have a reverse tumble option? Or does the drum only ever turn in one direction? Thanks.
Thank you now i know how to change language :)
is there a fluff collector / filter function?
Just out of interest, with the heat pump technology can you now use the dryer with the cupboard door closed ?
These aren't available in the states unfortunately...
Does anyone know how to set a delayed start on this, I can’t seem to find an option to do it, I want it to start at night when I get cheaper electricity?
ive just ordered a Samsung model DV80T5220AW which suggests 1.44kwh for a 9kg load (dry time 3hrs). Your measurement of 6kwh seems very high. Does your model use Smartthings? If so what is that saying for consumption?
Does it have reverse tumble ?
Can you update the electricity consumption figures in the description? Based on your other video (which you've linked to), they are not correct.
Just to let you know that I've bought the exact dryer as yours. At first I plan to buy the 8kg. But because they have no stock on the 8kg, I just got the 9kg.
Good luck to you. Hope you like you.
@@UsedReviews Thanks!
@@UsedReviews I start to like it already. I tried Quick 35 and it is doing reverse tumble. I thought this feature does not exist with Samsung dryer. This is amazing,
Where did you buy it from and how much?
Do we have to go through the “get to know your machine guide “ every time you switch on or can I turn that off?? Thanks
If you set it up and run a program for longer than 1 minute it should save
Hi ,i have done what you said as i set mine in German but it isn't working 😕 any other advice to help me get it back to English.
Maybe reset ? Remove mains ? Or Smart Things app ?
is there a way for the door to swap sides? please send me a link, most links are with full circle glass, when moved to the other side, the window is reversed.
Hi. The Simple answer is No. However it looks like both side of the machine where the door goes into has identical spacing of holes where the bolds for the door may go into. BUT there is a BIG issue with the door itself. You will need to dismantle the inside of the door and will have to turn everything around. My suggestion is Please do not try it. I personally wouldn't. That is the complicated bit. It is best that you contact Samsung directly about this.
Yes you can swap sides, check manual online how to do properly
Can the water that has been collected can it be used for something else? Like cleaning or watering plants?
To be honest. I don't know. Just don't drink it. I guess it can be used for gardening.
Can t be used as contains the substance to wash the clothes
Is there a difference between your model and this DV90T524OAW/S1 ?
Are the buttons backlit? I received mine yesterday but the buttons don’t light up when I turn it on. only the display lights up. Please help, if it is broken i want to know…
The buttons is touch, they don’t light up. The only things that lights up is the display, and the light inside the dryer.
Hi, just wondering, using this dryer, do we need to iron the clothes again or can we wear them rightaway?
It depends on the material being dryed. Most of ours we don't have to.
There is a knitting protection feature on one of the front buttons. Use it. It make the drum spin even after laudry is dry.
You can't remove the whole heat exchanger? because I saw some of the heat pump dryer have removable heat exchanger that you can rinse with water.
My thought is same. I cant remove my one.
@@UsedReviews do you think based on this, I should get LG Heat Pump dryer instead with auto cleaning condenser? Thanks! Furthermore, it seems the LG is A+++ -10% (better energy saving?).
@@UsedReviews I've researched Samsung, Beko, Electrolux and Bosch. All cannot be removed. Seems like Heat Pump technology heat exchanger are afixed and cannot be removed.
@@realkk to be honest. It all depends on affordability. I am a Samsung man.. 😆 so i went with Samsung to see whats the ho-ha about. You could also say pot-luck. So far i am happy with it but i must also say, saving energy is one thing but paying arms and legs for it is another. Work out the cost of running first compared to other versions. I also like LG products.
@@UsedReviews yes I agreed. I think I am going to go with Samsung Heat Pump 8kg instead of 9kg due to low price of USD500 in my country Malaysia. 9kg cost USD700. Since I am going to wash frequently, 8kg is enough. Hopefully lost of wifi and AI feature are not that important.
I have noticed the child's lock is on do you know how to get that off as not in instructions thanks.
The same place you turn it on. Just go into the same setting again, and it can be turned off.
What is the watch you’re wearing would love to see a review on their.
It's an old watch. Huawei gt. Not the best smart watch but has a long battery. It's more of an activity watch. The connectivity to the phone is not like samsung or apple but does the job for me. In short, its more of an watch than smartwatch but very good gps and activity tracker, bit like fitbit.
Thanks again.
6 kwh for one load? I expected 0.6 kwh...
can you test it for half loads, how long it gonna take to dry half loads, put daily clothes 4.5 kg in to that dryer, can that dryer beat commercial tumble dryer ?
As far as I can tell the time it takes is same for half load and full load.
@@UsedReviews no manual timer ?
@@UsedReviews will this work in a shed well a log cabin
I guess it will work where ever you can plug in. Plus point it doesn't give out much heat as my last conventional dryer did.
@@theoddjobcentre6686 you need a decent outside temperature >10°C for a heat pump dryer to function properly, so siting in an out building may be problematic.
What the PRICE TAG on that Samsung..
I almost bought a Samsung, but at very last time I went to SIEMENS Made in Germany 🇩🇪
Probably 1k usd
how do you stop bedding getting in one big knot?
Sorry to say i don't know the answer to that as our bedding doesn't come out in knots. We normally put other clothings with the beddings.
Have you tried putting in 3-4 dryer balls (you can even use tenis balls though they tend to be on the loud side)?
It definitely won't solve the problem but it might make things somewhat better in that respect.
How much did you pay? And from where?
PRC Direct - £695.
You need to cleanthe filter every load!!!
You will get notifications when to clean condenser filter ...
he need to clean the lint filters inside the door not the condenser one that also is better if cleaned every 3 load maximum and put filter in front of it because gona get clogged soon!!@@babagandu
FIL mean
omg its driving me mad, where is the delayed start option?
I don't think it has one. I'm also scratching my head to find it
I’ve had mine for nearly 3 years and it’s already stopped working. Samsung really didn’t want to help as it was out of warranty just offered 20% off an another new one. To get an engineer out I will have to fork out about £250 but the chap on the phone said they’re not really worth fixing. It’s a-shame because I have the matching washing machine. Needless to say I will not be buying a Samsung again.
Get siemens iq700 heat pump self cleaning had 6years old never had a problem
For sure soon you will have because of autocleaning condenser
@@cal87249 well its still going nearly 7 years? Use it every day tell me what better than that only miele, hoover samsung hotpoint All those no good names there aeg which is good bosch is part of siemens? You got anything better
@@sejautie did you use extra rinses in washing machine? Did you use softner. Less or extra dose of it?
@@cal87249 it's siemens I dos iq700 machine up put 25 washes in draw it takes it out it self the liquid and the softner it rinses it self if it needs to very clever machine look it up
@@sejautie i have bosch idos is the same serie 6 but you need to regulate the ml with hardness of waters and different brand detergent dosage
i don't like the fact that in this new series they took off the clear part of the water tank that allow you to see how many water ther's inside whitout have to take it out, and samsung was the only one to have it! i had the old series but im noticing that apart the wifi and the ai that just give you the most used program the most change nothing at all in the inside of the machine and they sell it like 300 euros more and this is crazy! i will still considering to buy the basic model, but the way i selled after less than one year because every programs was reaching the 62 degrease i took temperature with a wifi termometer, and strinkage all the clothes so no!
So whats the verdict on your powerbill. Did you end up saving much
I am so sorry to say i haven't had time to work out the running cost. My electricity bill is so erratic i couldn't see any difference. I was thinking of buying something that can calculate howmuch electricity it used. That is my next plan. Sorry for not being much use to you. All i can say is we think machine is doing a grate job as it is being used 4 to 5 times a week
@@UsedReviews I guess thats a good thing if you can't notice the difference than. I had a traditional dryer and the first thing i noticed was the big jump in power bill. Anyway thanks for the vid as i just bought myself a Samsung heat pump dryer and am now waiting for it to be delivered so will find out myself also.
I used an energy monitor and this is what I got. Max Watts was under 390W but it does Fluctuate a lot, however it used 6.1kwh in total for one full load of drying. If I am right my rate for Electricity is 14.3976KWH. THE TOTAL FOR ONE DRYING 87.8pence. I used the Mix load drying 3 hours drying time.
Let me know if anyone else got the same.
@@UsedReviews did you mean 0.6kwh or 6.1kwh
@Craytel Tech the device said 6.1kwh. Well, one load does cost 88pence in UK money if the reading is correct. It was a full load that was running for 3 hours. I wish i had the old machine to compare. Some one else may be able to test an old machine and let us have the readings.
It's come with tray?
Sorry, explain a bit more.
@@UsedReviews we bought yesterday, that's not included shoe tray. Is that included?
Also please help me setup language. Thanks
@@abiali1910 Hi. What Model did you go for? And Yes My one did come with Shoe tray. Language setting I accidently did it wrong. I had to find a way to put it back to English. Are you looking for English?
@@abiali1910 If you see the Video I did briefly mentions how to set up Languages. Start the Video from 1:50min. This may help you.
@@UsedReviews DV80T5220TW
Common sense should tell you to empty the water tank and clean your features after evey use.
Is not energy efficient in terms of energy??? But is in how it works? What? This is the most efficient a+++ THAT MEAN THAT THE MAXIMUM POWER ABSORBION IS 700 WATT BUT NEVER REACH THEMMAXIMUM 500 520WATT! THE A++ 900 AND GOES TO 750 A+1100 THE OLDES DRYERS WIH HEATING ELEMENT ABSORB 2200WATT!
That does sound right and makes sense. Highest I think my went up to was about 300watt or may have been bit more!
As i worked out my cost 82p or there about for one load. Howmuch do you think the older machine cost. I mainly care about cost savings. Lol
@@UsedReviews start from 320 watts and goes up to 550w maximum more heat more watts
@@cal87249 no max upto 300w
@@UsedReviews impossible ihave 5different brands A+++ THEY ARE ALL 700WATT MAXIMUM BUT START FROM 320 AND GOES UP TO 550 MAYBE BECAUSE I NEVER FILL IT UP AT MAXIMUM LOAD ACAPAFITY MORE WAIT MORE WATT ABSORB THE MOTOR
Sorry to disappoint you but that mostly clean lint filter is a very bad sign.
The lint and dust isn't trapped by that "marvelous" 2 in 1 filter and goes straight into the heat exchanger (mostly in the evaporator).
Cleaning or unclogging the heat exchanger means tacking the whole machine apart and where I'm from isn't usually covered by warranty.
Do try to vaccum that radiator as often as you can if you want it to last 2 years without a _qualified service intervention_ .The filtering system is flawed by design.
BTW.You bought a Samsung branded product but if it says made in China on it it's made by Midea.
I thought the heat exchanger easily accessible from the front?
@@realkk
Only the front part, let's say 5-10% depending on how strong your vaccum is.
The whole system goes a long way inside and not necessarily in a straight line.
PS. Talking about heat pump dryers here.
The conventional ones yeah,are very easy to clean...just remove and rinse the condenser unit and you're done.
@@petremihneaSMP maybe it is possible to spray high pressure water inside without damaging anythng?
@@realkk
Not without dismantling it
@@petremihneaSMP why you need to dismantle it if you just spray high pressured water? I am assuming there's no electronic circuitry inside that can be damaged.
Just bought one that does not dry the clothes.
I am surprised and sorry to hear that. Ours I feel is doing so well specially when it is almost being used 4 to 5 times a week. Lol. Love the drum size and careful not to over load it. You should Complain to the manufacturer.
Ahaha you had 7kg and this is 9kg and you can notce the difference? 😂 every brand have only one drum the little is 112liters the biggest 120liters thats it for 7 8 9 kg so hers not all his difference.
question.Did you the manual?because changing language is super easy if you read the fucking manual
Got to be the worst piece of garbage on the market
How come
Hi, how can i know what temperature is each cycle using?
Sorry I don't know the answer to this.