Top of dryer just pops up, no need to disassemble. Front where door is comes off easily via six screws. Thank you for taking the time to upload your dryer dismantling and for the comments adding to this!
Hello Dan, just want to thank you Sir for taking the time to record this diy project. our dryer had stop heating our clothes and had called around looking for a fair price on repairs. everyone was charging an outrageous amount, so after searching diy videos on how to replace Samsung dryer heating element your video was more thorough and accurate. long story short, we have a working dryer with plenty of heat. So thank you again Sir and many blessings.
I'm getting read to head downstairs to do the same thing with my dryer. Your video has really helped me realize I wish I had hired someone else to do it! But that wouldn't be any fun, so off I go. Thanks for the video!
You are a life saver!!! I was just about to take apart the whole dryer and then saw this video! Problem solved in less that an hour! I just spend $17 on repair! Feeling a bit like a champion!
Thought it was guna be the thermostat or element. Nope,my pulley wheel was melted and not on lol. Thanks a ton for the video mate!!!! I watched, solved my problem,and found a higher quality part. All in 90min. I paid 1/4 of what they wanted just to look at it, not even including parts and whatever their labor would be...really cant appreciate this little breakdown enough
Holy Smokes Dan..... Looking for a video to help me repair my dryer and you pop up! Small world. From intubation and ACLS to appliance repair. Thanks man!
Thanks for the video. Helped me a lot. This particular model is somewhat of a pain in the butt as the later models you can remove the support bracket for the heater box by undoing the front screw and pull the bracket forward to allow removing of the heater box/element. This model you have to the front drum carrier as the heater box bracket is secured in the back by two screws and you can't pull the heater box forward. This video helped as there's no way you can get those bracket screws out from the front and this way you don't need to take them out at all.
My same Samsung just took a dump at a year and 4 months. I didn't get an extended warranty which i will never do that again. I also had the same Fisher Pykel washer in the video. Although i did use my warranty a few times on that machine, it lasted 8+ hard pounding years, at a family of five, were talking three to four loads a week, and it washed great!
Thank you for this video! I couldn’t find a manual to locate the thermal fuse other than knowing it’s by the exhaust. My dryer won’t heat but it runs. I chose to replace the thermal fuse but if that doesn’t work I plan to replace the entire heating element. Wish me luck. Just a word of advice ... I have the matching washing machine and I highly advise people use a knee high stocking on the drain hose to keep clogs from happening (change weekly) I had an issue with clogging and the hose being too far down in the P-trap.
Thanks so much for this video!! I have this same dryer but couldn’t find much online about it! As a single mom I gotta save all that I can and I’m confident I’ll be able to repair this myself. I know just what is wrong with it. The thermostat tripped now I’ve gotta reset it or replace it. Fingers crossed! 🙂
Great video. I was able to replace the heater coil by taking loose the single screw on the heater housing. You still need to remove the drum front Assembly but it’s not necessary to take the drum out
Mine started squeaking yesterday. 2 months after the warranty expire. Can you give me a quick explanation of the idle roller and how you fixed it? The squeaking seems to be coming from the lower-left - when facing the unit. Haven't opened it yet. Just found this video.
That's exactly where the idler pulley is, I was able to verify that my pulley as the culprit by just spinning it with my hand and could hear the squeak, just go around and move all the movable parts like the drum rollers and anything that can move to see if you can narrow it down. The idler pulley is like a tensioner pulley on a car but it has a spring connected to it and keep the belt tight against the drum. I replaced the pulley only the first time I tried this repair and the squeak came back because I think the pulley shaft was also damaged and just wore the new pulley down so I found a samsung repair tech on a message board who told me that samsung has released a new idler pulley and bracket because of the high rate of failures on the one that's likely in yours and that was in mine. This is the new part # DC93-00634A for the pulley and bracket, it's really easy to replace once you get the dryer pulled apart. Just watch videos like this one and there are others specific to the idler pulley bracket.
Thank you so much for this video it really helped us out. Our dryer started to squeak quite loudly (got worse over time and then sounded REALLY high pitch and I couldn't convince my wife to ignore it anymore. This video helped my open up the unit and then I was able to access the four rollers and the Idler Pulley. I took the idler pulley apart and cleaned the shaft of the accumulated goo with alcohol. We then took some fine grit 400 sand paper and polished the shaft and clean the inside of the idler wheel. We repeated this on the four rollers too, two of the rollers were not rolling well two were ok. I used a Teflon Based bike chain lubricant and put that on all the shafts 2-3 drops and then spun the rollers back on. Assembled it back together and it's good as new. We also vacuumed and used the air compressor to clean it out while it was open so I'm sure the unit will be more efficient moving forward as well. Thanks again, the picture of how to put the belt on the drum was most helpful
Thank you for the video, I have a dryer like yours and have been looking for a video showing how to remove the control,panel. I just need to swap it as all clips that hold it down are broken. I think you mentioned that there are only 4 screws holding it and basically one cable so it should not be brain surgery! Thank you for your time.
Dan ty for this it's the hard way to do it. But you did it. On mine I used a butter knife just under the top and pushed in the tabs and lift up at same time put a handle from another knife to hold it up .then repeat the other side the top is hinged .lift up take out 3 screws and remove front of dryer take out screw and unplug wires. Go to rear and remove duct remove the duct housing and pipe from inside . reach in and remove element housing from rear install is reverse no need to remove top or drum .took me 30 min. To do this whole thing not hard as you showed to do it
Great video, i was wondering why i found two parts for heating element, now i understand they have either just the heating element or the whole box with the sensors. Thanks a lot!!
Great video. I watched it after I had mine apart and found out I took out a bazillion screws I didn't need to...lol. just one tip I learned rather then taking out the back screws for the top. If you give the front lip and upward smack the top unclips and will slide right out of those hinges.
I am troubleshooting this same dryer. The reason I am watching this video is I could not figure out how to disconnect the wiring harness so I could remove the top cover. In your video, the person recording it, should have focused the camera on where/what you were disconnecting so those of us that have never done this would be able to follow. That was mainly what I needed to understand.
Great vid, brother! Eliminated the disassembly learning curve to fix the tensioner on mine, today. Good thing for holiday leave or I would have had to call the same dudes who half-assed replacing the belt a couple weeks ago.
Thanks for the video. Heater went out for the 2nd time. First time was under warranty and I wasn't there when the repair man tore it apart. This time it cost me about an hour and $30. Appreciate it!
Thanks a bunch, man. Really appreciate the info. As of today (May 17, 2020), there's no other video on this model. Yours is pretty informative, great music too.
@@victorgallardo1875 I don't know about the timer. But the heating element, as well as four heat sensors can cause it to not heat up. This is the kit I purchased. It contains a heating element and all four sensors. In my case, the heating element didn't appear to be bad. So I suspect one of the sensors tripped. www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07R4RHC4H
FYI to anyone watching this - you can access the heating element/fuses without having to take the whole thing (drum) apart. Might just be a bit trickier to get to. There are other videos with an easier method. Might save you some time or not everyone can physically lift the drum out.
Thanks I checked the heater with a ohm meter by pulling out the vent tube in the back then when I saw the heater was bad pulled the front door off. pulled the heater out with out touching the drum took less than one hour.
Samsung is a great company ---I know that their flat screen TV's are reliable as I've had the 55 inch LN55B650T1FXZA in my living room for 10 years without a problem. Everyone out there needs to understand that no matter how good the company is, there is no company that makes every product problem free. From my experience so far the TV's are pretty good, the refrigerators not so good, my daughter has one of the upper priced units and the Ice maker has broken twice in a year. The jury is still out on the washer and dryer as I have this model and the matching washer, I have noticed that the dryer drum makes noise like the weld or welds on the drum weren't smoothed out as the drum has a scrubbing noise for every revolution. It's under warranty and I'm sure I could fix it but it spends it's time downstairs so there's no one to complain enough about the noise for me to have to pull it apart to repair. I've noticed this problem with several different make dryers. What's going on today 2 or 3 different make dryers and everyone of them has a noisey drum. Did the engineers for these things cheat their way through college or what, the cure is very simple, so why don't they correct it before it leaves the factory ?
Dan Estey replying here to thank you very much for making this video. Its been a huge help, and saved us some money, which is incredible since we have a newborn on the way in May. It’s very thoughtful of you to do so without monetization. You have good karma coming your way. Much appreciated!!!
Thanks very much for posting this, Dan, and for the tip about removing the top. I leaned too hard on the top and put a dent in. Following your instruction, it only took about 30 sec to get the top off. After that, I pushed the dent out from underneath. It isn't perfect, but it looks a lot better.
You don't have to remove the lid. All toi have to do is push with a paint scraper in between the top and the door. There's 2 spring clips that hold the lid in place.
This helps me, i have to remove the control panel only the turn on button seems to be busted I have to press many times until finally comes on - must be worn off thanks
Thank you for the video! How hard was it to remove the drum once you took those 4 screws out? I know you mentioned once you took them out that it was just being held by the belt. I am trying to gauge its a pain to get the belt back on once you put the drum back in.
Thanks for the video, seems like this is the only one out there for this particular model. Good luck to anyone replacing the back rollers, it's a nightmare. Whoever designed this thing should be shot into the sun.
Mine makes a swishing sound (sand being thrown about) for the 1st 3 secs when starting a load... I made the mistake of drying a dirty carpet full of sand. Any way to vacum out the lint duct gray area just under front of drum? Can the front come off without the top lid coming off?
Mine has started making a "buzzing" noise when running. Of course it's out of warranty. I am considering taking the top off like you did but I have no idea what I'm looking for. The sound does seem to be coming from the top of the unit. Not the control panel but the flat surface of the dryer.
Just a word of caution to anyone who is attempting this...I had my hand on the top corner of the dryer and the lid came down on me while I was on my knees putting the screws back in the front. I don't need stitches but it's a pretty deep cut so be careful, those edges are sharp.
Can you or somebody help me please? the wire on the top at 3:13, was that plugged into anything? I took mine apart and cant find where to plug that one in???
my samsung dryer keeps heating and won't go into cooling cycle,when it gets about 4 min from end of cycle it goes back up to 20 or 50 min then after a while it shuts down with a HE code I checked the element and it's good all fuses are good need he, thanks.
I have that exact dryer, my problem is the tumbler will not turn. I took it apart and the belt is still in place. However, when I turn it on there is a whinning noise. If I hold down the door switch and turn it on an spin the tumbler with my hand it works. Any idea what needs to be replaced?
It would have been nice if there wasn't music drowning you out and if you weren't figuring things out as you were making the video. The stuff I wanted to know you didn't show and just said that you did, like taking the door and front stuff off.
Hey Dan, thanks for the video. I'm having some issue removing the front. I've got th screws out of the top, but I'm having difficulty getting it off the brackets at the bottom. Any tricks?? Thanks!
Not a heating element issue... mine is a noisy something rubbing in the back.. I can’t tell what’s causing it.. but now I can see how to take the drum off.
Hello. i have a Model #DV45H7000EW/A2-0002 and my dryer wont start. I was told by samsung that i had to run a vent blockage test which a code of Cg or c9 which means that the exhaust cannot exhaust properly. My dryer is still under warranty but they told me that if its something due to maintenance that they will charge me. Now im not sure what falls under maintenance. all i did is chk that the hose is clean. Hope someone can enlighten me:)
Top of dryer just pops up, no need to disassemble. Front where door is comes off easily via six screws. Thank you for taking the time to upload your dryer dismantling and for the comments adding to this!
Hello Dan, just want to thank you Sir for taking the time to record this diy project. our dryer had stop heating our clothes and had called around looking for a fair price on repairs. everyone was charging an outrageous amount, so after searching diy videos on how to replace Samsung dryer heating element your video was more thorough and accurate. long story short, we have a working dryer with plenty of heat. So thank you again Sir and many blessings.
I'm getting read to head downstairs to do the same thing with my dryer. Your video has really helped me realize I wish I had hired someone else to do it! But that wouldn't be any fun, so off I go. Thanks for the video!
You are a life saver!!! I was just about to take apart the whole dryer and then saw this video! Problem solved in less that an hour! I just spend $17 on repair! Feeling a bit like a champion!
Where did you bought it?
@@suealbert8953 I order it from Amazon LFORBB's store.
@@janejessi2958 Thanks soooo much for sharing
You saved me at least $250. I bought a after market heating element and put it in myself. $20 bucks and this video=golden. Thanks!
This is my second time changing my heating element and it's my second time watching this video lol.
Thanks!!
Usually it's because dust build up in exhaust pipe clean those every 6months and it won't go bad
Thought it was guna be the thermostat or element. Nope,my pulley wheel was melted and not on lol. Thanks a ton for the video mate!!!! I watched, solved my problem,and found a higher quality part. All in 90min. I paid 1/4 of what they wanted just to look at it, not even including parts and whatever their labor would be...really cant appreciate this little breakdown enough
Ours just stopped heating yesterday. It's just now 2 months after warranty. Samsung is on a roll with their various products.
My dryer started violently squeaking yesterday. 2 months - almost to the day - after the warranty ended.
Our warranty expired 8 days ago and now now it won't heat.
Holy Smokes Dan..... Looking for a video to help me repair my dryer and you pop up! Small world. From intubation and ACLS to appliance repair. Thanks man!
Thanks for the video. Helped me a lot. This particular model is somewhat of a pain in the butt as the later models you can remove the support bracket for the heater box by undoing the front screw and pull the bracket forward to allow removing of the heater box/element. This model you have to the front drum carrier as the heater box bracket is secured in the back by two screws and you can't pull the heater box forward. This video helped as there's no way you can get those bracket screws out from the front and this way you don't need to take them out at all.
My same Samsung just took a dump at a year and 4 months. I didn't get an extended warranty which i will never do that again. I also had the same Fisher Pykel washer in the video. Although i did use my warranty a few times on that machine, it lasted 8+ hard pounding years, at a family of five, were talking three to four loads a week, and it washed great!
Thanks for the video! I didnt pay attention when taking the belt off of the idler roller but the video cleared up my confusion.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU...!!! opening this up without scratching is priceless!!!! You Rock !!!
Thank you for this video! I couldn’t find a manual to locate the thermal fuse other than knowing it’s by the exhaust. My dryer won’t heat but it runs. I chose to replace the thermal fuse but if that doesn’t work I plan to replace the entire heating element. Wish me luck.
Just a word of advice ... I have the matching washing machine and I highly advise people use a knee high stocking on the drain hose to keep clogs from happening (change weekly) I had an issue with clogging and the hose being too far down in the P-trap.
Your video was exactly what I needed to fix my dryer. Thanks for making my life easier!
Mine is squeaking - but this video helps to show how to get the controls & top off - then the front, and on and on - BIG HELP.... Thanks for posting !
Thanks so much for this video!! I have this same dryer but couldn’t find much online about it! As a single mom I gotta save all that I can and I’m confident I’ll be able to repair this myself. I know just what is wrong with it. The thermostat tripped now I’ve gotta reset it or replace it. Fingers crossed! 🙂
Great video. I was able to replace the heater coil by taking loose the single screw on the heater housing. You still need to remove the drum front Assembly but it’s not necessary to take the drum out
Robert Lupo no it is not. I chose to remove the drum because it is so light and so in the way, I love having a lot of real estate to work
Great video. I had a sock stuck was able to pull it apart with your video. Thumbs ☝
Thanks for doing this, was able to track down a squeaky idler roller with the help of your video.
Mine started squeaking yesterday. 2 months after the warranty expire. Can you give me a quick explanation of the idle roller and how you fixed it?
The squeaking seems to be coming from the lower-left - when facing the unit. Haven't opened it yet. Just found this video.
That's exactly where the idler pulley is, I was able to verify that my pulley as the culprit by just spinning it with my hand and could hear the squeak, just go around and move all the movable parts like the drum rollers and anything that can move to see if you can narrow it down. The idler pulley is like a tensioner pulley on a car but it has a spring connected to it and keep the belt tight against the drum. I replaced the pulley only the first time I tried this repair and the squeak came back because I think the pulley shaft was also damaged and just wore the new pulley down so I found a samsung repair tech on a message board who told me that samsung has released a new idler pulley and bracket because of the high rate of failures on the one that's likely in yours and that was in mine. This is the new part # DC93-00634A for the pulley and bracket, it's really easy to replace once you get the dryer pulled apart. Just watch videos like this one and there are others specific to the idler pulley bracket.
Thank you so much for this video it really helped us out. Our dryer started to squeak quite loudly (got worse over time and then sounded REALLY high pitch and I couldn't convince my wife to ignore it anymore. This video helped my open up the unit and then I was able to access the four rollers and the Idler Pulley. I took the idler pulley apart and cleaned the shaft of the accumulated goo with alcohol. We then took some fine grit 400 sand paper and polished the shaft and clean the inside of the idler wheel. We repeated this on the four rollers too, two of the rollers were not rolling well two were ok. I used a Teflon Based bike chain lubricant and put that on all the shafts 2-3 drops and then spun the rollers back on. Assembled it back together and it's good as new. We also vacuumed and used the air compressor to clean it out while it was open so I'm sure the unit will be more efficient moving forward as well.
Thanks again, the picture of how to put the belt on the drum was most helpful
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Replacing the idler pulley rn seems to be an issue with this dryer
Thanks for the video. I was able to find that was rattling around in my blower motor. So happy I got it before it broke anything!
Thank you for the video, I have a dryer like yours and have been looking for a video showing how to remove the control,panel. I just need to swap it as all clips that hold it down are broken. I think you mentioned that there are only 4 screws holding it and basically one cable so it should not be brain surgery! Thank you for your time.
Dan ty for this it's the hard way to do it. But you did it. On mine I used a butter knife just under the top and pushed in the tabs and lift up at same time put a handle from another knife to hold it up .then repeat the other side the top is hinged .lift up take out 3 screws and remove front of dryer take out screw and unplug wires. Go to rear and remove duct remove the duct housing and pipe from inside . reach in and remove element housing from rear install is reverse no need to remove top or drum .took me 30 min. To do this whole thing not hard as you showed to do it
Great video, i was wondering why i found two parts for heating element, now i understand they have either just the heating element or the whole box with the sensors. Thanks a lot!!
This video worked! At first I was kind of intimidated but then I read comments and said heck I’m going for it too! Good job everybody!
I have this model and was having the same issue with finding a video on UA-cam. Thank you so much for making this video!
Thank you! just fixed my dryers squeaky tension wheel using your video for reference.
Great video. I watched it after I had mine apart and found out I took out a bazillion screws I didn't need to...lol. just one tip I learned rather then taking out the back screws for the top. If you give the front lip and upward smack the top unclips and will slide right out of those hinges.
Thank you! I have the same drier and this helped me understand and made it so much easier!
This video really helped me out! Replaced the Heating element, thermostat and thermal fuse. Thanks for the great video!
Thanks for the help getting the top off and exposing the drum!
I am troubleshooting this same dryer. The reason I am watching this video is I could not figure out how to disconnect the wiring harness so I could remove the top cover. In your video, the person recording it, should have focused the camera on where/what you were disconnecting so those of us that have never done this would be able to follow. That was mainly what I needed to understand.
Thanks Dan! This video helped me remove stuck clothes.
Glad to hear it. Service calls are stupid expensive
My Pulley snapped off, so this video helped me so much getting to that point thanks!
Great vid, brother! Eliminated the disassembly learning curve to fix the tensioner on mine, today. Good thing for holiday leave or I would have had to call the same dudes who half-assed replacing the belt a couple weeks ago.
Thank you sir.. helped me a great deal today!! The pic of the belt configuration around pulley and tensioner a big bonus!!
Thanks for the video. Heater went out for the 2nd time. First time was under warranty and I wasn't there when the repair man tore it apart. This time it cost me about an hour and $30. Appreciate it!
I fixed my dryer. Thank you sir!
Thanks a bunch, man. Really appreciate the info. As of today (May 17, 2020), there's no other video on this model. Yours is pretty informative, great music too.
Were you buy the heater ting
@@victorgallardo1875 Amazon
mine turns on but it doesn't heat up and it goes out it doesn't stay on the time I put it on
@@victorgallardo1875 I don't know about the timer. But the heating element, as well as four heat sensors can cause it to not heat up.
This is the kit I purchased. It contains a heating element and all four sensors. In my case, the heating element didn't appear to be bad. So I suspect one of the sensors tripped.
www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07R4RHC4H
You just saved me hours of wasted time and headache. Thanks for the video!!!!!
FYI to anyone watching this - you can access the heating element/fuses without having to take the whole thing (drum) apart. Might just be a bit trickier to get to. There are other videos with an easier method. Might save you some time or not everyone can physically lift the drum out.
this saved me a ridiculous amount of time. thank you!
Thanks I checked the heater with a ohm meter by pulling out the vent tube in the back then when I saw the heater was bad
pulled the front door off. pulled the heater out with out touching the drum took less than one hour.
THANK YOU! this is just what I needed
Thank u very much i used this video to fix my dryer
you're awesome, thanks for this video as I took mine apart and found the idler pulley blown apart.
Huge thanks Dan! This was useful.
Good Job, Keep up the Good Work!
Samsung is a great company ---I know that their flat screen TV's are reliable as I've had the 55 inch LN55B650T1FXZA in my living room for 10 years without a problem. Everyone out there needs to understand that no matter how good the company is, there is no company that makes every product problem free. From my experience so far the TV's are pretty good, the refrigerators not so good, my daughter has one of the upper priced units and the Ice maker has broken twice in a year. The jury is still out on the washer and dryer as I have this model and the matching washer, I have noticed that the dryer drum makes noise like the weld or welds on the drum weren't smoothed out as the drum has a scrubbing noise for every revolution. It's under warranty and I'm sure I could fix it but it spends it's time downstairs so there's no one to complain enough about the noise for me to have to pull it apart to repair. I've noticed this problem with several different make dryers. What's going on today 2 or 3 different make dryers and everyone of them has a noisey drum. Did the engineers for these things cheat their way through college or what, the cure is very simple, so why don't they correct it before it leaves the factory ?
Thanks Dan I found where the plastic spoon went that was with the laundry. It was in the blower.
Thanks Dan, it helped me to fix mine
thanks! I was missing an (obvious) screw...couldn't find other videos for this type model.
To remove the lid just put a flat tool under the front of the top and it opens up, push it backwards, out of the way.
Dan Estey replying here to thank you very much for making this video. Its been a huge help, and saved us some money, which is incredible since we have a newborn on the way in May. It’s very thoughtful of you to do so without monetization. You have good karma coming your way. Much appreciated!!!
Thanks very much for posting this, Dan, and for the tip about removing the top. I leaned too hard on the top and put a dent in. Following your instruction, it only took about 30 sec to get the top off. After that, I pushed the dent out from underneath. It isn't perfect, but it looks a lot better.
great video. any tips on re-assembly?? particularly getting the belt back around the drum?
Thanks for the video, seems you missed some steps, but over all it was simple once the door was off.
Thanks helped to remove front door I had a sock in the lint trap jammed in the blower.
thank you for sharing this! Very helpful.
Actually, you don't have to remove the back because the top tops off with an easy pry. This will save you ENDLESS time with all the screws.
Yep. Your right. I posted that just below your new post. TY. Live and learn
thanks for taking the time to make the video
Thanks man this helps a lot.
You don't have to remove the lid. All toi have to do is push with a paint scraper in between the top and the door. There's 2 spring clips that hold the lid in place.
Thanks for the video, I was able to wd-40 the belt for now, I know it's not the best but will do for now
Good video. Why don't you show removing the entire front cover (the door).
Thank you, Sir!!!
This helps me, i have to remove the control panel only the turn on button seems to be busted I have to press many times until finally comes on - must be worn off thanks
Thank you for the video! How hard was it to remove the drum once you took those 4 screws out? I know you mentioned once you took them out that it was just being held by the belt. I am trying to gauge its a pain to get the belt back on once you put the drum back in.
Thanks for the video, seems like this is the only one out there for this particular model. Good luck to anyone replacing the back rollers, it's a nightmare. Whoever designed this thing should be shot into the sun.
Very helpful. Thanks so much.
Thanks man this helped a lot!
I haven't started yet, but taking the belt off seems difficult, how am i supposed to reach up in there? maybe it's easy?
Mine makes a swishing sound (sand being thrown about) for the 1st 3 secs when starting a load... I made the mistake of drying a dirty carpet full of sand. Any way to vacum out the lint duct gray area just under front of drum? Can the front come off without the top lid coming off?
Mine has started making a "buzzing" noise when running. Of course it's out of warranty. I am considering taking the top off like you did but I have no idea what I'm looking for. The sound does seem to be coming from the top of the unit. Not the control panel but the flat surface of the dryer.
Thank you for the video!
Just a word of caution to anyone who is attempting this...I had my hand on the top corner of the dryer and the lid came down on me while I was on my knees putting the screws back in the front. I don't need stitches but it's a pretty deep cut so be careful, those edges are sharp.
I did get it fixed though...great video!
Can you or somebody help me please? the wire on the top at 3:13, was that plugged into anything? I took mine apart and cant find where to plug that one in???
thank u so much for the video...
How did you slide the front panel.... it should show it on your video instead of cutting it off.
How do you get the belt off the tensioner?
Good vid , thanks !
my samsung dryer keeps heating and won't go into cooling cycle,when it gets about 4 min from end of cycle it goes back up to 20 or 50 min then after a while it shuts down with a HE code I checked the element and it's good all fuses are good need he, thanks.
There is a fifth screw in the bottom left corner of the front drum panel on mine. You missed mentioning it, or yours doesn't have it.
I found the same screw, seems he missed mentioning that....
Could you provide a link to where you got the part
was there a schematic taped anywhere on the dryer?
Thank you! 🙏🏻
I have that exact dryer, my problem is the tumbler will not turn. I took it apart and the belt is still in place. However, when I turn it on there is a whinning noise. If I hold down the door switch and turn it on an spin the tumbler with my hand it works. Any idea what needs to be replaced?
Did you find out what was wrong? Our dryer -same one - started doing this exact thing this morning?
Thank you!
It would have been nice if there wasn't music drowning you out and if you weren't figuring things out as you were making the video. The stuff I wanted to know you didn't show and just said that you did, like taking the door and front stuff off.
Hey Dan, thanks for the video. I'm having some issue removing the front. I've got th screws out of the top, but I'm having difficulty getting it off the brackets at the bottom. Any tricks?? Thanks!
Can the pulley that's attached to the motor be replaced or do you replace the whole motor.
Pcappliancerepair. Has a good video on that.
This dont have a light right
Glad you didn't show anything up close 😑
You dont need to take the drum out to replace that
Not a heating element issue... mine is a noisy something rubbing in the back.. I can’t tell what’s causing it.. but now I can see how to take the drum off.
My video doesn’t show it but just take something flat and pop the two front corners of the lid up and the lid opens up.
Dan Estey ok will do!
The front of the lid pops up and swings back just like the hood on your vehicle. No tools required for that part.
Joe Young yep.. I posted that in the comments. Wish I had known that before I made that video. Thank you.
Thanks.
Hello. i have a Model #DV45H7000EW/A2-0002 and my dryer wont start. I was told by samsung that i had to run a vent blockage test which a code of Cg or c9 which means that the exhaust cannot exhaust properly. My dryer is still under warranty but they told me that if its something due to maintenance that they will charge me. Now im not sure what falls under maintenance. all i did is chk that the hose is clean. Hope someone can enlighten me:)
Es C I’m having the exact problem. When you press start it does nothing. Did you ever get any help with this?
any updates?
SomeGuy The idler lever was broken on mine
Anyone know where a cap [part number DC67-00607A X 003] goes at? I've tried looking it up, and got nothing.
Thanks for this video. I would have taken way more screws out that I needed to.
How heavy was the drum?
Joe Morales very light
Mine won’t has no power what can I do