Dryers: No heat
Parts frequently associated with this issue and repair guidance from service manuals.
Parts commonly needed for this issue
Based on repair data across Samsung and LG dryer models. These parts are frequently associated with this problem — they may not be the cause of your specific issue.
Moisture Sensor
OEM: DC61-02627A
Verified across 4 retailers
Thermistor
OEM: DC32-00007A
Verified across 4 retailers
Thermostat
OEM: DC47-00016A
Verified across 4 retailers
Heating Element
OEM: DC47-00019A
Verified across 4 retailers
Thermal Fuse
OEM: DC96-00887C
Verified across 4 retailers
Thermostat
OEM: DC47-00018A
Verified across 4 retailers
Heating Element
OEM: DC97-14486A
Verified across 4 retailers
Thermal Fuse
OEM: DC47-00015A
Verified across 3 retailers
Thermostat
OEM: 6931EL3002M
Verified across 3 retailers
Dryer Gas Igniter
OEM: 5318EL3001A
Verified across 3 retailers
Washer DV7000H Assembly M
OEM: DC93-00101U
Verified across 3 retailers
Thermistor
OEM: AGM30045804
Verified across 3 retailers
Repair tips for this issue
From manufacturer service manuals.
From the service manual
Good to know
6 technician insights for the this appliance
3C error code -- Motor Relay Short on PCB
The 3C error code indicates a motor relay short on the main PCB. This is a PCB-level hardware failure. Before replacing the PCB, verify the motor winding resistance is within spec (Pin 3-4 = 2.88 ohm, Pin 4-5 = 3.5 ohm) to rule out a motor-caused relay failure. A shorted motor winding could damage the relay.
Dual vs Single heater -- different resistance values
This model is available with both DUAL and SINGLE heater configurations. DUAL: 13 ohm (PIN 2-3) and 34 ohm (PIN 1-2). SINGLE: 10 ohm (PIN 1-3). One element can fail while the other works in the DUAL configuration, resulting in reduced heating rather than no heating at all. Always test all applicable pins.
Ring terminals vs. spade terminals at power connections
Samsung recommends ring terminals over spade terminals for power cord connections to the terminal block. Spade terminals can work loose over time, causing arcing, overheating, and power delivery problems (potentially triggering 9C1 error). Using ring terminals ensures a more reliable and safer connection.
Static electricity precaution when handling PCBs
Electric modelsBefore touching or replacing any PCB (Main PBA or SUB PBA), you must discharge static electricity from your body by touching the power plug first. Static electricity from the resin parts of the dryer or the human body can damage electronic components. This step is explicitly required in the service manual before any PCB work.
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