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Dean
November 22, 2022
I recently had asked a question and i see i left out a part of the question. I’m working on a Samsung dryer model dvg52m7750v/a3 this is my unit the problem is the panel lights up i’ll set it and hit the start bottom and it’s clicks it sounds like it’s the relay it clicks and doesn’t start that’s all i get out of it i unplugged the dryer for 5 minutes and still same thing .
For model number DVG52M7750V
Hi Dean, thank you for contacting us. We would recommend checking the following parts to fix your issue: Thermistor, part number FIX4204984, Thermal Fuse, part number FIX4205213, Drive Motor, part number FIX11725160, and Door Switch, part number FIX4210965. We look forward to hearing from you if you need assistance with placing an order through our 7-days-a-week customer service. We hope this helps!
I ordered twice from this site. the thermistor was the first order, the fuse was the second order. Turns out the thermistor sent was the WRONG one. When I reassemble the dryer, after 20 minutes the thermistor sent burned up to a crispy chard. The ohms on the wrong part was 12ohms. per the dryer diagnostics the thermistor should have been
... Read more=<1 ohm. I put in the original part and it worked. The fuse did the trick. the thermistor, not so much. Lesson to be learned is to not rely on this sites parts compatibility information. Look at the specs for your dryer from the manufacturer.
Cleaned the sensors from inside the drum with alcohol and that did not work. Ordered two sensors. Lift top cover. Remove screws on each of the front side that secures front cover. Unplug door sensor and pull front cover towards you and lift at same time removing from frame. I own dogs and immediately noticed dog hair and surprisingly
... Read morelint all over the place. Remove the screws from the lint trap. (Theres one you access from inside the drum.) Unplug your sensor wires. Remove lint trap. The sensors simply push in/out. While I was in there I removed the cover for the lint tube and cleaned it out good. Lint had started to gather around the fan. Reverse your process and your done. TIP: Keep your screws orderly as you unscrew them. If you have this problem, just a good cleaning of hair, lint, dirt may do the trick as it essentially packs around the plug of the sensors. I had already ordered my sensors so I just put them in. I took my time and cleaned good and it was about an hour. It could be done in 15-30 minutes easily.
