SAMSUNG DRYER DVE45R6100 Takes Too Long To Dry
| CONF | DIAGNOSIS | ACTION |
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86%
CONF
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Heating Element
This is the most common hardware failure in Samsung dryers. A partial break or high electrical resistance in the nickel-chromium coil results in lower heat output, which allows the dryer to run but significantly increases the time required to evaporate moisture from the load.
SKU: DC47-00019A
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7%
CONF
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Moisture Sensor Bars
Over time, dryer sheets and fabric softeners create a non-conductive waxy coating on these bars. This prevents the sensor from accurately detecting the 'dryness' of the clothes, causing the logic board to default to maximum cycle time or fail to advance the timer correctly in 'Sensor Dry' modes.
SKU: DC61-00219A
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7%
CONF
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Dryer Thermistor
The thermistor monitors the internal air temperature. If it is defective or 'drifted,' it may send an incorrect resistance signal to the control board, causing the heating element to cycle off prematurely before the clothes have reached the necessary temperature for efficient drying.
SKU: DC32-00007A
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DIY Repair Guide
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