Looking for Answers about samsung 7.3 cu. ft. Electric Dryer?

no it says rinse and spin only when you turn the know to the bottom right.

The WF330 does have an internal water heater which functions primarily to boost the temperature of the home's water supply to a minimum of 150°F to sanitize. Most, but not all, of Samsung's front load washers have the internal water heater for this purpose. During cold water wash cycles, the water temperature is regulated by cycling the hot water on and off to ensure the cold water meets the minimum 60°F temperature required by many of today's detergents. The washer controls the warm and hot water washes by regulating the hot and cold water inlet valves.

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Yes a drying rack is included in the purchase :)
Mine was gray

Make sure your duct is not clogged or pinched against something if is not that then if is electric might be heating element..

If is metal use a magnet to trap it with or a magnetic screw driver if the piece is plastic use a butter knife with a piece of duct tape.

The WF330 washer and DV330 dryer are both 38-5/8" high. There is no specific clearance requirement for the tops of the machines as long as there is sufficient air circulation behind the dryer, in particular. If your laundry room is in an alcove or closet, there are specific clearance requirements in order to ensure adequate ventilation. I've attached those requirements below.

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Yes, it comes with a drying rack.

Samsung's side venting kit, model DV-1A, is available for purchase through samsungparts.com or by calling 800-627-4368. This kit is compatible with the DV330 electric dryer, which can be vented out the left side (as well as through the right, bottom or back). For instructions on side venting, please click this link: http://tinyurl.com/ygwewge

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Yes, the door on your DV330AEW/XAA can be reversed by following the instructions in the User Manual which can be downloaded as a pdf file from this website.

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Yes, the DV330AEW can be vented through the left or right side with the help of the DV-1A side vent kit.

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I'm sorry your installation crew did not complete the installation. The strain relief connector attaches beneath the cover plate with the wiring. As such, it is something that Samsung recommends being completed by a technician. I would suggest you contact the installers and ask them to complete the project or call 800-SAMSUNG to speak with an agent who can help you find a qualified technician in your area.

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Samsung's SK-5A stacking kit is compatible with the WF330 washer and DV330 dryer and is available through SamsungParts.com or by calling 800-627-4368. This accessory is also available through many major retailers that carry Samsung front load washers and dryers.

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There are several possible reasons why the Sensor Dry cycle in your DV330 is not drying the clothes thoroughly. Please click on the link below then select "Troubleshooting ► > Clothing And Laundry ► > Clothes Are Damp At The End Of A Dry Cycle" for a list of suggestions: http://support-us.samsung.com/cyber...

If you'd like to use the Low heat setting for a Sensor Dry cycle, you can select "Delicates" rather than "Permanent Press" which is pre-set for Medium heat. Each cycle has its own pre-programmed settings; please refer to the Cycle Chart in the back of your User Manual for details.

To help prevent sheets from rolling up into balls, try adding a few towels to the dryer load. Three to four towels is usually sufficient.

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The DV330, like most Samsung dryers, has a belt-drive motor.

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I'm sorry to hear your DV330AEW does not tumble. Please try cycling the power off and on by switching the circuit breaker. Next, make sure the door is closed securely and an appropriate cycle is selected. If the drum still won't tumble when you press the Start button, your dryer may require service. To initiate service through Samsung, please submit an online service request through the link below, or call 800-SAMSUNG to speak with an agent who will be happy to assist you.

Online service request form: http://www.samsung.com/us/support/o...

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I'm sorry to hear an item appears to be stuck inside the dryer's venting. If you are unable to retrieve it using a long vent brush, which is available at most appliance and home improvement stores, then it may be necessary to have a qualified technician assist you in disassembling the dryer. For help locating an authorized service center in your area, please call 800-SAMSUNG.

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There are several possible reasons why your clothes may not be completely dry at the end of a Sensor Dry cycle. Please click on the link below to open the Troubleshooting Guide, then select Operation ► Clothes Are Damp At The End Of A Sensor Dry Cycle to review the possible solutions: http://support-us.samsung.com/cyber...

If this does not help to resolve the issue, please submit a service request through the link provided at the bottom of the article.

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While there is not a special setting that can prevent your sheets from rolling up in the dryer, adding a few towels to a load of bedding is usually enough to resolve the issue. This can happen as a result of the large capacity of the DV330, so if it persists your best bet is to add more items to the load in the dryer.

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You're correct that the dryer settings do not allow the temperature to be changed on most Sensor Dry settings, except Normal, which does allow either High or Medium temperatures. This is because the pre-programmed cycles are designed with the specific type of fabric in mind, along with the ideal temperature for that fabric. The Time Dry cycle does allow for any of the temperature selections. Please see the attached image of the Cycle Chart below.

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Since it isn't likely that the falling dryer rack caused damage to the dryer drum, perhaps a piece of plastic broke off the rack, or something fell off the teddy bear or the towel and is now spinning inside the drum causing the clicking noise. I would suggest looking inside the drum or in the lint trap for the object.

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