Samsung Dryers

Samsung DV45DG6000HWA

Model # DV45DG6000HWA

Described on samsung.com as Front Load Ventless Heat Pump Dryer Ventless Hybrid Heat Pump Wi-Fi | 7.5 cu.ft., the DV45DG6000HWA is a 7.5 cu. ft. heat-pump ventless dryer. Because the DV45DG6000HWA dries with a heat pump and no exhaust duct, a damp load at the end of a cycle points at a clogged condenser or lint path, a heat-pump sensor or a condensate drain that is backing up, not at a blocked wall vent.

On the DV45DG6000HWA we treat dn as a firmware download in progress and CL as child lock, neither of which is a problem; the real codes – tS, tE, tC, dC, dE, 9C1, FC – are tested with the breaker off and the drum cool before anything is replaced.

Key Features

  • 7.5 cu. ft. drum capacity
  • Heat-pump ventless dryer
  • Heat-pump ventless drying with no exhaust duct
  • Ventless condensing design with no exhaust duct
  • SmartThings Wi-Fi connection with cycle notifications

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

9C1 or 9E voltage code at start-up

02

HC or hE heating code with the cabinet hot

03

FC or FE supply frequency code

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Samsung DV45DG6000HWA FAQ

No. dn means a firmware download to the DV45DG6000HWA is in progress, and Samsung’s guidance is to leave it powered until it restarts itself, which takes a few minutes. Cutting power to the DV45DG6000HWA mid-download is the one thing that can turn a routine update into a control problem.

On the DV45DG6000HWA, HC, hE and HC4 are Samsung’s heating codes, and the usual cause is a clogged lint screen or exhaust rather than a failed part. With the DV45DG6000HWA unplugged and cool, clean the screen and check the vent first; if the code returns with a clear vent, the thermistor, the high-limit thermostat and the element or gas valve are what gets tested.

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