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Customer Questions and Answers for Touch Sensor Assembly by Samsung

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Part Number: OEM17399553
Manufacturer Part Number: DC93-00376A

The Touch Sensor Assembly is essential for the optimal operation of your Samsung dryer. This assembly enables precise control over your dryer's settings, ensuring seamless functionality and ease of use. Featuring responsive touch technology, the sensor provides a user-friendly interface for selecting drying cycles and options. The Dryer Touch Sensor Assembly enhances your drying experience by allowing effortless adjustments and reliable performance. This genuine OEM part is specifically designed for a variety of Samsung dryer models, guaranteeing a perfect fit and straightforward installation. Whether your original touch sensor is unresponsive, damaged, or malfunctioning, the Dryer Touch Sensor Assembly is the perfect replacement to restore your dryer's performance. By choosing this genuine OEM part, you ensure the longevity and efficiency of your appliance, maintaining the high standards you expect from your Samsung dryer.

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For Samsung Touch Sensor Assembly (Part Number: OEM17399553)

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Mike, the touch sensor assembly DC93-00376A is going to be separate from the on/off button and would be a very unlikely cause of failure. The user interface control DC92-01311H and the main control DC92-01021V would need to be tested. At the main control connection CN6, there should be 5VDC from pin 6 to pin 7, and 12VDC from pin 7 to pin 8. If the voltage is present, there should be a signal voltage from pin 7 to pin 9 when the on button is pressed. If the 5VDC or 12VDC is not present, or if all three voltages are present, the main control has failed. If the 5VDC and 12VDC is present but the on-signal voltage is not, the user interface is the likely cause of failure.

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Mike,
They are not actually buttons but sensors to detect when you are touching them.

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Ken,

Unfortunately, there are no written instructions available for this but it would just be a matter of removing the screws holding the control panel ain place and removing the control panel to access the sensor.

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