Professional samsung dryer repair in Durban
Do you have a Samsung dryer that isn’t working correctly? Error codes can help you identify the problem and get things running again.
Samsung dryer error codes
Check out this comprehensive list of Samsung dryer error codes to diagnose the issue and find out the best solution for you.
The DC fault code indicated an electrical fault in the dryer’s electronic system, most likely caused by a wiring issue. If this code is displayed, you may need to reset the dryer’s circuit breaker or replace any faulty wires in order to get your appliance working properly again. Additionally, it could also be caused by a lack of electric power supplied to the dryer so make sure that all hoses and wires connected to the appliance are secure and not damaged in any way.
If your Samsung dryer displays the AE, dE, ED, or bE error code when trying to start it up, it could be caused by a motor fault. This could also be due to an issue with the dryer’s belt being worn or broken, obstructions within the lint filter preventing airflow through the dryer system, or a possible blockage restricting the exhaust vent from running properly. To fix this problem you can visually inspect tightness of the pulley belt and check for any obstructions in the lint filter or exhaust vent before replacing any faulty parts.
The HE or H1 error codes indicate a faulty thermistor or temperature sensor that’s preventing the dryer from heating. This could be due to a wiring connection issue as well as faulty components within the system. To rectify this, start by checking all connections for any disconnections and troubleshooting any ruined wires then attempt to replace any defective parts. If that fails, contact a service technician for assistance.