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Customer Questions and Answers for Dryer High Limit Thermostat by Samsung

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Part Number: OEM12605703
Manufacturer Part Number: DC47-00018A

The Dryer High Limit Thermostat is an essential component for maintaining the optimal performance and safety of your dryer. This genuine OEM part effectively monitors and regulates the temperature inside your Samsung dryer, preventing overheating and potential damage. Designed specifically for Samsung dryer models, it ensures a precise and reliable fit, allowing for easy installation and seamless integration with your appliance. The high limit thermostat plays a crucial role in safeguarding your dryer by shutting it off if temperatures become too high, thereby protecting both the appliance and your home. By replacing a faulty thermostat with this high-quality part, you can restore your dryer's functionality, enhance its efficiency, and extend its lifespan. Trust the Dryer High Limit Thermostat to provide dependable temperature control, ensuring your dryer operates smoothly and safely for years to come.

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For Samsung Dryer High Limit Thermostat (Part Number: OEM12605703)

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Dani, No there is not specific way that the thermostat would need to be installed.

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Hello Robert. If the unit needs to cool down to restart, then it sounds like the motor is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit. Thank you.

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Smith for Model Number dv42h5200ew/a3

The dryer cycles are way off. First noticed the sensor cycles would fluctuate up and down by several minutes and get stuck on last minute, plus not dry the clothes. we cleaned the sensor bar and checked the vents. still no luck. switched to timed dry cycles ,but now the drying phase is barely warm while the cooling phase in the last 3 minutes of the cycle is super hot. This means it takes about 3 cycles of 40 minutes to dry clothes rather than one cycle. sometimes the cycle gets stuck on the last minute even in the timed cycle. Have replaced the thermistor and main control board. No change. want to limit opening up this dryer for a third time as it might be cheaper to trash it and get a new one if i keep replacing parts. Any ideas?

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Smith, You will want to check the venting from the lint filter duct to the outside of the home which would be the most likely cause for the longer drying times and the clothes not drying.

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Michael, All the thermostats in a dryer should have a "closed" circuit / infinite resistance on a meter, at room temperature. Set the meter on the lowest resistance scale, and place the meter probes across the two larger terminals with the wires disconnected. Depending on the meter the display should show a "closed" circuit(000, CL, or 0). There should be no other values displayed .

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Shane, This issue does sound like it would be caused by a faulty thermostat on the unit. There is a inlet thermistor and outlet thermistor which sounds like these may be the issue with the unit.

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Tj, You will want to check the venting of the unit which could cause this issue. If this checks ok then you will want to check the thermistor to make sure that it is good and if it checks ok then either the relay on the control board is stuck closed.

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Hello Bob. Based on the information you provided, you will need to replace the board on the unit.

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Bob, To test the thermostat you will do a continuity test. If there is no continuity then the thermostat is faulty and would need replaced.

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Fixanything for Model Number DV419AEW/XAA-0000

I checked the thermal fuse and thermostat (located on the outside of the dryer heating element assembly) for continuity and they passed on this dryer. The element did not pass and had two areas where the coils were broken. I replaced the heating element. This lasted one month and three days and now no heat again. I am going to recheck these items but I'm worried there is something else I should be checking-maybe the thermistor and thermal fuses on the blower assembly? If those pass, where do I check next? Thank you.

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Fixanything, This issue would most likely be one of the thermostats on the heating element. If they check ok and the heating element is ok then this would likely be a control board issue.

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