Samsung Dryers

Samsung DV25FG62B0BEA

Model # DV25FG62B0BEA

Described on samsung.com as Compact Ventless Heat Pump Dryer Wi-Fi Connectivity Energy Efficient | 4.0 cu.ft., the DV25FG62B0BEA is a 4.0 cu. ft. heat-pump ventless dryer. Because the DV25FG62B0BEA 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.

With the circuit to the DV25FG62B0BEA isolated and the drum cool, the exhaust path is checked before any electrical part is measured, because restricted airflow gives the same complaint as a failed part; only then do the thermistor, thermostats, element or burner, motor, belt and rollers get tested in the order the sign suggests.

Key Features

  • 4.0 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
  • 24-inch compact cabinet

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Load still damp after a full sensor cycle

02

bE or bE2 stuck-button code

03

tS, tE or tC temperature sensor code

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Samsung DV25FG62B0BEA FAQ

On the DV25FG62B0BEA, 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 DV25FG62B0BEA 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.

First the supply: an electric dryer heats on 240 volts and turns on 120, so a tripped half of a double breaker leaves the DV25FG62B0BEA 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.

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