Samsung Dryer Owner's Manual

The Samsung Dryer is a high-efficiency electric or gas dryer featuring multiple drying cycles, moisture sensors, wrinkle prevention options, steam refresh, and energy-saving technologies. It includes safety features, customizable settings, and smart connectivity options. Below are key sections for safety, features, installation, setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

1. Features at a Glance 2. Installation 3. First-Time Setup 4. Specifications 5. Controls and Settings 6. Connecting Utilities 7. Using Drying Cycles 8. Special Features 9. Care & Cleaning 10. Regulatory Information 11. Troubleshooting

Features at a Glance

Key components: Control Panel, Drum, Lint Filter, Exhaust Vent, Moisture Sensors, Steam Nozzle (if equipped), Power Cord or Gas Line connection.

FeatureDescription
Control PanelDigital display with touch or button controls for cycle selection
DrumStainless steel interior for durability and even drying
Lint FilterRemovable filter for lint collection; clean after every load
Moisture SensorsAutomatically detects dryness level to prevent over-drying
Steam RefreshReduces wrinkles and odors without full drying cycle
Wrinkle PreventTumbles clothes periodically after cycle ends
Energy SaverReduces energy consumption by optimizing heat and time
Child LockPrevents accidental changes to settings during operation
Delay StartAllows scheduling of drying cycle start time
End of Cycle SignalAudible alert when drying is complete

Installation

Unpack and inspect contents. Place on level floor near venting outlet.

  1. Choose location: Ensure adequate clearance (minimum 1 inch on sides and back).
  2. Connect exhaust vent: Use rigid or flexible metal duct (do not use plastic).
  3. Connect power: For electric models, plug into dedicated 240V outlet. For gas models, connect gas line with shut-off valve.
  4. Level the dryer: Adjust leveling feet to prevent vibration.
  5. Test operation: Run a short cycle to verify proper installation.

WARNING! Dryer is heavy; use two people for moving. Ensure venting is secure to prevent fire hazard.

First-Time Setup

Power on dryer; follow initial setup prompts if equipped with display.

  1. Select language: Use control panel to set display language (default ENGLISH).
  2. Set time and date: For models with delay start, configure current time.
  3. Run initial cycle: Run an empty cycle on high heat for 20 minutes to remove manufacturing residues.
  4. Familiarize with controls: Review cycle options and settings.

CAUTION! Ensure dryer is properly vented before first use. Check lint filter is installed.

Specifications

Controls and Settings

Access settings via control panel. Power Button: Turns dryer on/off. Cycle Selector: Choose drying cycle (Normal, Delicates, etc.). Temperature: Adjust heat level (High, Medium, Low, Air Only). Dryness Level: Select desired dryness (More Dry, Less Dry, etc.). Options: Wrinkle Prevent, Delay Start, Signal, Child Lock.

Display: Shows remaining time, cycle status, error codes. Settings Menu: Language, time, default options.

Cycle Details: Time remaining adjusts based on load size and moisture. Steam Cycle: Requires water connection if equipped; reduces wrinkles.

Connecting Utilities

Electric: 240V outlet with proper grounding. Gas: Gas line with shut-off valve. Venting: 4-inch metal duct to outside.

  1. Turn off power/gas before connecting.
  2. Use approved materials: Rigid or flexible metal duct for venting.
  3. Ensure connections are tight: Check for gas leaks with soap solution.
  4. Vent outdoors: Never vent indoors or into attic/crawl space.

Tip: Consult local codes for installation requirements. Professional installation recommended for gas models.

Using Drying Cycles

Supports various fabrics and drying needs.

  1. Load clothes: Do not overload; leave space for tumbling.
  2. Select cycle: Choose based on fabric type (e.g., Normal for cottons).
  3. Adjust settings: Set temperature and dryness level as needed.
  4. Start dryer: Press START/PAUSE to begin.
  5. Add items: Some models allow adding items during cycle (press ADD ITEM).
  6. Pause/stop: Press START/PAUSE to pause; open door to stop.
  7. End of cycle: Remove clothes promptly to reduce wrinkles.
  8. Use steam: Select Steam Refresh for lightly worn items.

WARNING! Do not dry items contaminated with chemicals, rubber, or plastic. Clean lint filter after every load.

Special Features

Moisture Sensor: Automatically stops when desired dryness is reached. Wrinkle Prevent: Tumbles clothes intermittently after cycle ends. Child Lock: Locks control panel during operation. Delay Start: Programs start time up to 24 hours in advance. Steam Refresh: Uses steam to reduce wrinkles and odors without full drying.

Care & Cleaning

Unplug or turn off gas before cleaning. Clean lint filter after every load. Wipe interior and exterior with damp cloth. Clean venting system annually to prevent lint buildup.

CAUTION! Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents. Ensure dryer is cool before cleaning.

Regulatory Information

UL listed; complies with U.S. safety standards. Energy Star certified on eligible models. For support, visit www.samsung.com/us/support or contact 1-800-SAMSUNG. Copyright © Samsung Electronics America, Inc. All rights reserved.

Troubleshooting

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
Dryer not startingPower/gas supply, doorEnsure power/gas is on; check door is fully closed; reset circuit breaker.
Clothes not dryingLint filter, ventingClean lint filter; check vent for obstructions; ensure proper heat setting.
Unusual noiseForeign objects, installationCheck for coins/objects in drum; ensure dryer is level; tighten screws.
Error code displayedSensor or system issueRefer to manual for code meaning; reset dryer; call service if persistent.
OverheatingVenting blockageClean vent system; ensure adequate airflow around dryer.

Reset: Unplug for 1 minute or turn off gas valve, then restart.

Service: 1-800-SAMSUNG; www.samsung.com/us/support

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