- Model Number
- DV56H9000EW/A2
- Brand
- Samsung
- Age
- 6-10 years
Hi all -
Title says it all. I have had this dryer for about 8 years and its worked perfectly. A few weeks ago, the belt popped off - so I took the dryer apart and replaced the tensioner arm. While I had it apart, we vacuumed out the inside and got rid of a ton of lint and debris.
Put it back together and it won't dry anymore. Went through all the tests I could think of (Continuity on the heating coils, tested the fuses, checked voltage on the high and low side of the heating element, etc).
The dryer has never given an error code - I can run a full cycle and it thinks its fine and finishes but everything is wet.
So I have now replaced the heating element, thermistor, fuses, blower motor sensor, and the motor. There is nothing to replace and no change. I'm at complete loss. I've even put a wet towel in the dryer when testing, paranoid there is a moisture sensor that needs to detect something to kick the heater on. I have no idea what else to test. Any ideas? What am I missing?
Thanks!
Matt
Title says it all. I have had this dryer for about 8 years and its worked perfectly. A few weeks ago, the belt popped off - so I took the dryer apart and replaced the tensioner arm. While I had it apart, we vacuumed out the inside and got rid of a ton of lint and debris.
Put it back together and it won't dry anymore. Went through all the tests I could think of (Continuity on the heating coils, tested the fuses, checked voltage on the high and low side of the heating element, etc).
The dryer has never given an error code - I can run a full cycle and it thinks its fine and finishes but everything is wet.
So I have now replaced the heating element, thermistor, fuses, blower motor sensor, and the motor. There is nothing to replace and no change. I'm at complete loss. I've even put a wet towel in the dryer when testing, paranoid there is a moisture sensor that needs to detect something to kick the heater on. I have no idea what else to test. Any ideas? What am I missing?
Thanks!
Matt