Samsung Dryers

Samsung DVE50BG8300EA

Model # DVE50BG8300EA

Described on samsung.com as Front Load Electric Dryer Steam Sanitize+ Sensor Dry | 7.5 cu.ft., the DVE50BG8300EA is a 7.5 cu. ft. electric dryer. The DVE50BG8300EA reports heating trouble as HC, hE or HC4, and Samsung’s own article names a clogged lint screen or exhaust as the usual cause: the dryer is hotter than it should be because the heat cannot leave.

On the DVE50BG8300EA 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
  • Electric dryer
  • Steam Sanitize+ cycle
  • Steam refresh cycle
  • Sensor Dry moisture sensing

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Squeal or thump from the drum rollers or belt

02

Load still damp after a full sensor cycle

03

AC or AE communication code between boards

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Samsung DVE50BG8300EA FAQ

First the supply: an electric dryer heats on 240 volts and turns on 120, so a tripped half of a double breaker leaves the DVE50BG8300EA tumbling cold. If the breaker is sound, the heating element, the high-limit thermostat and the thermistor are tested with the dryer unplugged and the rear panel off.

Treat it as a measurement on the DVE50BG8300EA: Samsung describes C80 as roughly eight-tenths blocked and C90 as more than nine-tenths. With the DVE50BG8300EA switched off and cool, clear the lint screen and its housing, then disconnect the transition hose behind the dryer and check the duct run and the outside hood for packed lint or a flap that will not open. Run the test again once the duct is clear.

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