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Samsung DVE45T3200W

Takes too long to dry

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Repair tips for this issue

From the service manual for Samsung DVE45T3200 Series Dryers (2020)

From the service manual

Good to know

2 technician insights for the Samsung DVE45T3200 Series Dryers (2020)

Eco Dry can make dryer seem broken — air dry at start of cycle

When the Eco Dry option is enabled on NORMAL or TIME DRY cycles, the dryer performs an air dry process (no heat) at the beginning of the cycle to reduce energy consumption. Customers may report the dryer is not heating when it is actually working as designed. Turn off Eco Dry if the customer wants consistent heated drying from the start.

Restricted vent system — the number one cause of heating errors

A restricted exhaust vent system is the most common root cause of overheating errors (tC, tC5, HC). Before replacing any heating components (thermistor, thermostat, heater), always check the vent system first. Common restrictions include: too-long duct runs, too many elbows, flex ductwork, outside hood damper stuck closed, or lint accumulation in the duct. Use a 4-inch rigid metal exhaust duct for best results.

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