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-If you plug in the power cord and turn Power S/W on, memorized data is displayed. 
 If any data is not displayed, check the followings.

90504#Wkh#Sduw#Ri#Srzhu#Vrxufh#

The Voltage Of

Betweenⓐand ⓑIs

As Big As 12V?

Yes

No

The Voltage Of

Betweenⓒand ⓓ Is

As Big As 12V?

Yes

No

The Voltage Of

Betweenⓔand ⓓ Is

As Big As 5V?

Check The Trans

Check The Diode

(D11,D12,D16,D17,D18) 

And Condenser(CE3)

Exchange IC3(7805) And Check 

The Condenser(CE5)

No Power ON

Yes

No

Summary of Contents for DV316LGW/XAA

Page 1: ...nergy Saving 3 Time Saving CLOTHES DRYER THE FEATURE OF PRODUCT Model code DV316LGW XAA DV306LEW XAA DV316LEW XAA DV326LES XAA DV3C6BEW XAA DV316BEW XAA DV316BEC XAA DV306LGW XAA DV316LGW XAA DV316LGS XAA DV326LGS XAA DV3C6BGW XAA DV316BGW XAA DV316BGC XAA ...

Page 2: ...HE CONTROL PANEL 3 1 3 2 CYCLE CHART 3 3 3 3 MAIN FUNCTIONS 3 4 3 4 DESIGNATION OF MAIN COMPONENTS 3 6 4 ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENTS 4 1 ERROR ITEMS AND DIAGNOSTIC CODES 4 1 4 2 TEST MODE 4 2 5 DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY 5 1 TOOLS FOR DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY 5 1 5 2 DISASSEMBLY 5 2 5 3 REASSEMBLY 5 6 6 TROUBLE SHOOTING 6 1 TROUBLE DIAGNOSIS 6 1 6 2 PROBLEM CHECKING AND METHOD OF PCB 6 3 7 EXPLODE...

Page 3: ...WIRING DIAGRAM 10 1 11 PCB DIAGRAM 11 1 12 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS 12 1 13 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS 13 1 14 REFERENCE INFORMATION 14 1 MODEL NAME 14 1 14 2 TERMINOLOGY 14 2 14 3 CHECK THESE POINTS IF YOUR DRYER 14 4 14 4 INFORMATION CODES 14 5 14 5 FABRIC CARE CHART 14 6 ...

Page 4: ...tect from possible cause of fire such as the tracking shortage etc 8 Check for any marks of moisture on the electrical parts harness section etc Replace the parts or remove the moisture 9 Check the assembly status of the parts after servicing Maintain the status before servicing 10 Pull out the power cord by holding the plug Be careful of electric shocks and when the cord is damaged 11 Unplug the ...

Page 5: ...e by itself 5 Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids near this or any other appliance 6 Do not allow children to play on or in dryer Close supervision of children is necessary when dryer is used near children a safety rule for all appliances 7 Before dryer is removed from service or discarded remove doors to drying compartment 8 Do not reach into dryer if cylinder is re...

Page 6: ...poisoning or chemical burns keep products away from children at all times preferably in a locked cabinet 22 Never operate dryer with guards and or panels removed 23 Do not operate dryer with missing or broken parts 24 Do not bypass safety devices 25 Keep area around the exhaust opening and adjacent surrounding areas free from accumulation of lint dust and dirt 26 Interior of dryer and exhaust duct...

Page 7: ...fied elec trician DO NOT have a fuse in the neutral or ground circuit A fuse in the neutral or ground circuit could result in an electrical shock DO NOT use an extension cord with this appliance DO NOT use an adapter plug with this appliance DO NOT pinch powe cord ZDUQLQJ To reduce the risk of fire and exposure to combustion gases the dryer MUST be ex hausted to the outdoors DO NOT exhaust dryer a...

Page 8: ...Srodul dwlrq This means that the larger slot must be neutral and the small slot must be hot live Plvsrodul hg The outlet is miswired so that the larger slot is hot live and the smaller slot is neutral Jurxqghg This means the round hole con nection is connected to ground through a connection to the main power panel Xqjurxqghg The round hole connection is not connected to a ground and or the main po...

Page 9: ...essary for proper installation 1 GROUNDED ELECTRICAL OUTLET is required See Electrical Requirements 2 POWER CORD for electric dryers except Canada 3 GAS LINES if a gas dryer must meet national and local codes 4 EXHAUST SYSTEM must be rigid metal or flexible stiffwalled metal exhaust ducting See Exhaust Requirements Adjustable leg Pliers Cutting knife Pipe wrench gas only Nut drivers Level Screwdri...

Page 10: ... exhaust duct should end with an exhaust hood with a swing out damper to prevent back drafts and entry of wildlife Never use an exhaust hood with a magnetic damper The hood should have at least 12 inches 30 5 cm of clearance between the bottom of the hood and the ground or other obstruction The hood opening should point down Never install a screen over the exhaust outlet To avoid lint buildup do n...

Page 11: ...ake sure the room has enough fresh air The dryer must be located where there is no air flow obstruction On gas dryers adequate clearance as noted on the data plate must be maintained to ensure adequate air for combustion and proper dryer operation THE DRYER MUST NOT BE INSTALLED OR STORED IN AN AREA WHERE IT WILL BE EXPOSED TO WATER AND OR WEATHER THE DRYER AREA IS TO BE KEPT CLEAR OF COMBUSTIBLE ...

Page 12: ...structure using materials that will not support combustion The exhaust duct may not terminate underneath the mobile home See Exhausting section for more information EXHAUSTING Exhausting the dryer to the outside will prevent large amounts of lint and moisture from being blown into the room In the United States All dryers must be exhausted to the outside Only rigid or flexible metal duct should be ...

Page 13: ...mediately upstream of your dryer s gas supply connection Your dryer must be disconnected from the gas supply pipe system during any pressure testing of the system DO NOT reuse old flexible metal gas lines Flexible gas lines must be design certified by the American Gas Association CGA in Canada NOTE Any pipe joint compound used must be resistant to the action of any liquefied petroleum gas As a cou...

Page 14: ...des Latest Revision for Canada and local codes and ordinances GROUNDING This dryer must be grounded In the event of malfunction or breakdown the ground will reduce the risk of electrical shock by providing a path of least resistance for electrical current GAS MODELS Your dryer has a cord with an equipment grounding conductor and a grounding plug The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet ...

Page 15: ...ampere with three No 10 copper wire conductors terminated with closed loop terminals open end spade lugs with turned up ends or with tinned leads 1 size of the conductors and the type of cord 2 3 4 1 9 cm UL listed strain relief Do not reuse a power supply cord from an old dryer The power cord electric supply wiring must be retained at the dryer cabinet with a suitable UL listed strain relief Grou...

Page 16: ... is grounded to the neutral conductor at the terminal block A 4 WIRE SYSTEM CONNECTION is required for new or remodeled construction mobile homes or if local codes do not permit grounding through neutral If the 4 wire system is used the dryer frame cannot be grounded to the neutral conductor at the terminal block Refer to the following instructions for 3 and 4 WIRE SYSTEM CONNECTIONS Remove the te...

Page 17: ...Tighten screws 5 Tighten strain relief screws 6 Insert tab of terminal block cover into your dryer s rear panel slot Secure cover with hold down screw External ground connector Green or bare copper wire of power cord 3 4 in 1 9 cm UL listed strain relief Center silver colored terminal block screw Grounding wire green yellow Neutral wire white or center wire 6 With a level check your dryer and make...

Page 18: ...screws 3 Keep ducts as straight as possible 4 Clean all old ducts before installing your new dryer Be sure vent flap opens and closes freely Inspect and clean the exhaust system annually Don t let a poor exhaust system slow drying by 1 Restricting your dryer with a poor exhaust system 2 Using a plastic thin foil or non metal flexible duct 3 Using unnecessarily long duct runs with many elbows 4 All...

Page 19: ...e door and remove from dryer 6 Place the door on the other side and reattach it to dryer 4 Remove two screws on the opposite side of door hinge 7 Reassemble holder lever 5 Remove two screws on holder lever 8 Reassemble the screws in the remaining holes Door Reversal ...

Page 20: ...ncept Super Size Capacity Energy Saving Time Saving Main Feature 7 3 cu ft Energy Saving 3200 Wh Cycle Time Saving Normal Course 44 min Sub Feature Fuzzy Algorithm Easy Reversible Door Slanted control panel 5041 WKH IHDWXUH RI SURGXFW ...

Page 21: ...GLPHQVLRQ Div Inches cm Div Inches cm A Height 38 96 5 C Depth with door open 90 49 124 5 B Width 27 68 6 D Depth 30 25 77 0 ZHLJKW 56 8kg KHDWHU UDWLQJ 5300W SRZHU FRQVXPSWLRQ NO HEAT 268W HEATING 5445W 5051 VSHFLILFDWLRQV RI SURGXFW ...

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Page 23: ... Khdy Gxw Yes Yes Wrzhov Yes Yes Shup Suhvv Yes Yes Gholfdwhv Yes Yes Iuhvkhq Xs Yes Yes Wlph Gu Yes Yes Zulqnoh Uhohdvh Yes Yes Dlu Ioxii Yes Yes ri Rswlrq 3 3 P F foh Yes Yes Udfn Gu Yes Yes Zulqnoh Suhyhqw Yes Yes ri Whps Ohyho 5 5 Kljk Yes Yes Phglxp Yes Yes Phglxp Orz Yes Yes Orz Yes Yes H wud Orz Yes Yes ri Gu qhvv Ohyho 5 5 Yhu Gu Yes Yes Pruh Gu Yes Yes Qrupdo Gu Yes Yes Gdps Gu Yes Yes Vr...

Page 24: ...2 5 5071 RSWLRQ VSHFLILFDWLRQV Lwhp Lwhp Qdph FRGH1QR Uhpdun MANUAL BOOK DC68 02312A DIE RACK DRY DC61 01522A ...

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Page 26: ...rger or bulkier loads may require the Very Dry select models or More Dry setting for complete dryness The Less Dry setting is best suited for lightweight fabrics or for leaving some moisture in the clothing at the end of the cycle Damp Dry select models is designed to partially dry items Use for items that lay flat or hang to dry 3 Temp Selection Button To select the correct temperature for the lo...

Page 27: ...es are Sensor Dry cycles Sensor Dry automatically senses the moisture in the load and shuts the dryer off when the selected dryness level very dry to damp dry is reached Qrupdo Dry loads such as cotton underwear and linens use this cycle to get various levels of heat for drying Khdy Gxw Use this cycle to get high heat for heavy fabrics such as jeans corduroys or work clothes Wrzhov Dry loads such ...

Page 28: ...igh Me dium Normal dry 52 min 47 min 5 min 90 min Perm Press Medium Low No change Normal dry 34 min 24 min 10 min 90 min Delicates Low No change Normal dry 29 min 24 min 5 min 90 min Extra Delicates Extra Low No change Normal dry 29 min 24 min 5 min 90 min Manual Dry Freshen Up High No change 30 min 25 min 5 min Time Dry High 40 min 35 min 5 min Wrinkle Release Medium 25 min 20 min 5 min Air Fluff...

Page 29: ... instructions above Notice When other buttons except for the Power button do not respond check the Child Lock indicator P F FOH Lets you activate your customized cycle that includes Dry Level Temp Time option etc By pushing the My Cycle button you activate the settings used during the previous My Cycle mode Default Normal Cycle If My Cycle mode is activated My Cycle button will be lit You can sele...

Page 30: ...he Time Dry cycle Select time according to moisture and weight of the items Start dryer It may be necessary to reset the timer if a longer drying time is needed SUGGESTED ITEMS SUGGESTED TEMP SETTINGS Washable sweaters block to shape and lay flat on rack Heat Low Extra Low Stuffed toys cotton or polyester fiberfilled Heat Low Extra Low Stuffed toys foam or rubber filled Air Fluff Foam rubber pillo...

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Page 32: ... ۇڼۂېہۄۍۏۉۀڞ ۃھۏۄےڮ ۀێۊۇھ ڋڐڎڌ ۈۋۍڐڒ ڔڋڎڌ ڐڌڎڌ ڋڌڎڌ ڋډڌڌڎڌ ڮڮڜګ ۉۀۋۊ ڋڒړ ۈۋۍڋڋڌ ڒڐړ ڋڐړ ڏڑړ ڋډڒڐړ ڮڮڜګ ۇڼۈۍۊۉڽڜ ۏېۋۉڤ ڄڲڃۍۀےۊګ ڋڋڋڐ ڋډڌڐڏڏ ڋډړڎڎڏ ڋډڏڔڏڏ ڒډڒڍڏڏ ڮڮڜګ ۏېۋۉڤ ڄڜڃۏۉۀۍۍېڞ ڑڏ ڋڎڔډڋڏ ڋڒڒډڔڎ ڋڍڐډڌڏ ڋڏڒډڋڏ ڮڮڜګ ڭڪگڞڠگڪڭګ ۇڼۈۍۊک ڦڪ ڈ ڈ ڦڪ ڮڮڜګ ۈۀۏڤ ڄڣڮڜڲڃڞڠګڮ ۍۀ ۍڟ ۀۂڿېڥ ڌپ ڍپ ڎپ ۃێڼڲ ۍۊۏۊڨ ۏېۋۉڤ ڄڲڃۍۀےۊګ ڋڋڏ ڋډڍڎڎ ڒډڏڐڎ ڋډڋڏڎ ڍډڍڏڎ ڮڮڜګ ۏېۋۉڤ ڄڜڃۏۉۀۍۍېڞ ڋډڐ ڒڐڎډڏ ړڐڏډڏ ړړڎډڏ ڌڋڏډڏ ڮڮڜګ ۍۀۏڼ...

Page 33: ...3 8 ڐ ڐ ډ ۇڼھۄۉڼۃھۀڨ ۉۊۄێۉۀۈۄڟ ΤΡΖΔ ρ ρ ρ ρ ρ ρ ...

Page 34: ... the dryer Loose or open wire terminals in Door Sense circuit FE Power source frequen cy Error Invalid power source Frequency Check for Not using regular power source frequency Invalid power fre quency sense circuit dF Door Circuit Failure Invalid state for more than 256 milliseconds Check for Loose or open wire terminals in Door Sense circuit hE Heater Error Invalid heating Temp in running the dr...

Page 35: ...ser mode 7 segment will no long display cc and only display the remaining time 4 2 1 Continuous Run Mode 4 2 2 Special Test Mode Definition of Special Test Mode Dryer must be on before Service Mode can be entered Press Signal and Temp Keys for 3 seconds or until 3 beeps are heard The machine will now be in Service Mode Upon entry into Service Mode the Sensor Bar Touch Data will be shown Default Sp...

Page 36: ... entering service mode How to Enter While in Power off pressing Signal and Temp Keys for 3 seconds same for all Frontier models 4 2 4 Cycle Count Mode Definition of Cycle Count Mode While in Service Mode pressing the Signal key will put the dryer into the cycle count mode Cycle number executed will display How to Enter To enter Special Test Mode press While in Service Mode pressing the Signal key ...

Page 37: ...rol beep same for all Frontier models ex In case of U105 U0 means major version v1 05 means minor version 05 4 2 6 System Check Mode Special Test Mode While in Power Off pressing the Dryness Level Power keys simultaneously will put the dryer into the System Check mode t2 will display System Check Mode Progress t2 mode Function Performed Start Pause Motor CW Relay On Heater Relay On Heater Relay Of...

Page 38: ...e shock absorber 1 Pulley hole 2 Double ended spanner 10 13 19mm Replaceable for the box driver Since the bolt runs idle when the box driver is used use the box driver 17mm 3 Vice pliers Tool to protect the idle and abrasion of the bolt for the box driver 4 Other Driver Nipper Long nose General tools for the after service 5 JIG for the Tub 1 Disassemble and Assemble ...

Page 39: ...o unit 2 Remove 2 10mm screws from dryer back 3 Slide Top Cover towards the rear and lift from unit 1 Disconnect power supply to unit 2 Remove Top Cover 3 Remove four screws located at the sound dampening seem 1 Disconnect power supply to unit 2 Remove Top Cover 3 Remove two screws mounting the Heater PCB Board 4 Disconnect the black and white connectors 5 Remove four screws attaching Console to d...

Page 40: ...ss 7 Lift the Front Panel off the three tabs across the bottom and remove 1 Disconnect power supply to unit 2 Remove Top Cover 3 Remove Console 4 Remove Front Panel 5 Remove screws retaining Console Back Cover 6 DisconnectInteriorLightwiring harness 7 Disconnect Moisture Sensor wiring harness 8 Remove four Bulkhead retaining screws 9 Lift Bulkhead from Cabinet and remove 1 Disconnect power supply ...

Page 41: ... additional clearance 1 Disconnect power supply to unit 2 Remove Rear Bulkhead 3 Remove Roller Keeper and nut 1 Disconnect power supply to unit 2 Remove Top Cover 3 Remove Console 4 Remove Front Panel 5 Remove Console Back Cover 6 Remove Belt from Idler Pulley 7 Remove Drum 8 Remove the two screws securing the Blower Intake Panel to the Blower Housing Remove Blower Intake panel 9 Removed the screw...

Page 42: ...emove Top Cover 3 Remove Console 4 Remove Front Panel 5 Remove Console Back Cover 6 Remove Belt from Idler Pulley 7 Remove Drum 8 Remove 7 screws from the back 9 Lift the rear bulkhead off the right and left side hangers 1 Disconnect power supply to unit 2 Shut off gas supply 3 Disconnect gas line 4 Remove two screws securing burner to bracket QRWH Wkh Ljqlwhu Edu lv iudjloh1 Eh fduhixo qrw wr gdp...

Page 43: ...5 6 8061 UHDVVHPEO Reassembly procedures are in the reverse order of dissasembly procedures ...

Page 44: ... resin part of wash machine or the human body prepare the human body earth or remove the potential differ ence of the human body and wash machine by contacting the power supply plug when the work contact ing to PCB is executed 2 Since AC220 240V is applied to the triac T1 and T2 on P C B the electric shock may occur by touching and be careful that the strong and weak electricity are mixed 3 As the...

Page 45: ...rgized and burner shall fire within 45 seconds at 120 VAC The failure of a component in this system will usually be indicated by one of three symptoms 8 The igniter does not glow If the igniter does not heat up remove power and using an ohmmeter check the following Open flame sensor Open igniter Shorted booster coil Open wiring Bad motor switch Neutral supply No power from control L1 supply 9 Igni...

Page 46: ...isplayed check the followings 90504 Wkh Sduw Ri Srzhu Vrxufh The Voltage Of Betweenⓐand ⓑIs As Big As 12V Yes No The Voltage Of Betweenⓒand ⓓ Is As Big As 12V Yes No The Voltage Of Betweenⓔand ⓓ Is As Big As 5V Check The Trans Check The Diode D11 D12 D16 D17 D18 And Condenser CE3 Exchange IC3 7805 And Check The Condenser CE5 No Power ON Yes No ...

Page 47: ...es Check The Micom Number 67 Check D11 12 16 17 18 Check TR2 R35 Check The Part Of Oscillator Yes The Value Of Measurement Result Of Between Micom 25 And Gnd Is 5V No Check The Power Source Check IC4 Yes 25 7533 IC4 R40 100 CE7 1UF 905061 Lqwhuuxsw Sduw ...

Page 48: ...Rvfloodwru The Value Of Measurement Result Of Between Micom 25 And Gnd Is 5V No Check The Power Source Check IC4 Yes 905081 Fkhfn Wkh Sduw Ri Ex hu ⓐ Part Confirm DC12V No Check The Part Of Power Source Exchange BUZZER1 Check R5 R46 Yes ...

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Page 50: ...1 Z0050 Z0050 U0363 Y0162 B0075 P0170 B0074 C0002 C0082 C0044 C0108 C0029 F0125 P0001 M0066 W0001 Z0007 Z0006 Z0050 Z0050 Z0019 A0364 N0006 A0367 F0028 Z0007 N0006 A0370 W0002 A0282 A0364 Z0007 W0004 C0105 B0070 7 1 EXPLODED VIEW OF FRAME PANEL CONTROL ...

Page 51: ...TIER GAS 1 SA DV316LGS F0028 DC97 07516E ASSY FRAME DV316LES XAA FRONTIER GAS 1 SNA DV316LES F0065 DC97 10912A ASSY FRAME PLATE U DV316LGW XAA FRONTIE 1 SNA F0229 DC61 01233A GUIDE EXHAUST WINGS DRYER SECC EGI T0 8 1 SA M0066 DC61 01522A DIE RACK DRY WINGS DRYER TB 54 NTR P 1 SA N0006 DC61 40081A HOLDER WIRE DAWH 2NC NYLON66 NTR 13 SA P0001 DC97 08634F ASSY COVER TOP FRONTIER DRYER 1 SNA DV316LGW ...

Page 52: ...1576A SUPPORT HINGE FRONTIER PJT STS430 T1 2 1 SNA DV3C6BEW DV3C6BGW DV316BEC DV316BGC DV316BEW DV316BGW DV306LEW DV306LGW D0105 DC61 01576B SUPPORT HINGE FRONTIER PJT STS304 T1 2 1 SNA DV316LGW DV316LEW DV316LES DV316LGS D0106 DC63 00674A COVER DOOR WF306LAW ABS T2 8 NEA 1 SA DV3C6BEW DV3C6BGW DV306LEW DV306LGW D0106 DC63 00674B COVER DOOR WF316BAW ABS T2 8 IMP 1 SA DV316BEC DV316BGC DV316BEW DV3...

Page 53: ...064 DC61 01521A CASE FILTER DV736E4 XAA FRONTIER FRPP G 1 SA Q0002 DC97 08889A ASSY GUIDE SENSOR MDE9700AYW YOUCH SENSO 1 SA Q0003 DC61 01231A PLATE SENSOR WINGS DRYER STS 430 T0 8 2 SA Q0004 DC61 01235A GUIDE SENSOR WINGS DRYER TI 42 GRY 1 SA R0005 DC66 00398B DRUM BACK WINGS DRYER STS430M HAIR 1 SA DV316LGW DV316LEW DV316BEC DV316BGC DV316BEW DV316BGW DV306LEW DV306LGW DV316LES DV316LGS R0005 DC...

Page 54: ...DC99 00507A ASSY PIPE MDG4800AWW GAS DRYER ELBOW ASS 1 SA DV316LGW DV3C6BGW DV316BGC DV316BGW DV306LGW DV316LGS Q0007 DC32 00008A SENSOR RADIANT 10RS GD PJT 0 150 120 4 5 1 SA DV316LGW DV3C6BGW DV316BGC DV316BGW DV306LGW DV316LGS R0165 DC61 01228A HOLDER SHAFT WINGS DRYER NYLON 6 N 5 SA U0163 DC47 00019A HEATER DRY GD PJT 5300W 21A 240 10 D 1 SA DV316LEW DV3C6BEW DV316BEC DV316BEW DV306LEW DV316LE...

Page 55: ...INLESS 1 SA DV316LEW DV316BEC DV316BEW DV306LEW DV316LES W0001 DC96 00766A ASSY WIRE HARNESS GR PJT SUB TOUCH SENSO 1 SA Z0020 6006 001174 SCREW TAPPING WE TH M4 L12 ZPC YEL 24 SA Z0021 6009 001343 SCREW SPECIAL PH TORX M4 L10 PASS STS 1 SA DV316LGW DV3C6BGW DV316BGC DV316BGW DV306LGW DV316LGS Z0028 6002 000445 SCREW TAPPING TH 2S M4 L18 PASS STS4 3 SA Z0036 6001 001668 SCREW MACHINE TH M5 L16 PAS...

Page 56: ...21 8 L22 FE OIL 1 SNA DC97 07508A ASSY COVER DUCT MDE7800AYW DRYER 1 SNA W0035 DC32 00007A THERMISTOR N3S1 K41 S1 10K 10KOHM 25 40 1 SA F0005 DC47 00016A THERMOSTAT B 2 250V 25A 20 150 40 15 1 SA W0013 DC61 01240A BRACKET THERMISTOR WINGS DRYER TB 54 1 SA U0371 DC61 01241A GUIDE DUCT FAN WINGS DRYER TB 54 W 1 SA H0013 DC63 00536A COVER DUCT FAN WINGS DRYER TB 54 1 SA Z0039 6002 000470 SAREW TAPPIN...

Page 57: ...W NTR 1 SA Z0050 6002 000231 SAREW TAPPING TH 2S M4 L12 ZPC YEL 1 SA Z0028 6002 000445 SAREW TAPPING TH 2S M4 L18 PASS STS4 3 SA Z0052 6002 001320 SAREW TAPPING TH 2S M4 L8 PASS STS304 3 SA A0125 6046 000310 STAND OFF ID11 5 L2 NTR NYLON66 DAWH 3NA 3 SA F0118 DC47 00021A SOCKET LAMP MDE7800 E12 125V 0 6A 12 1 SA Z0004 DC60 50145A NUT HEX MSWR10 M10 2 SA H0074 DC60 60060A WASHER T2 ID12 OD24 YEL 4 ...

Page 58: ...OJI W136 L37 1 SNA DC68 02298A LABEL POWER CORD WF326 SEA ART LAMI W1 1 SNA V0002 DC68 02309B LABEL RATING DV316 SEC YUPOJI W106 L25 1 SNA A0243 DC68 02312A MANUAL BOOK DV316 SEA ENGLISH U S 100MOJ 1 SNA DC68 02313A LABEL CLEARANCE DV316 ART LAMI W140 1 SNA DC68 02319A LABEL DIAGRAM SAHEMATIC DV316 YUPO 1 SNA V0004 DC68 02320A LABEL WARNING DV316 SEA ART LAMI 1 SNA V0004 DC68 02321A LABEL WARNING ...

Page 59: ...NA H0073 DC61 01295A SPRING TENSION WINGS DRYER HSWR CD1 2 ID 2 SNA D0109 DC61 01296A GUIDE LEVER WINGS DRYER ENTRY POM 2 SNA DC63 00556A COVER HOLDER WINGS DRYER POM G 1 SNA D0001 DC97 10867A ASSY DOOR DV316LGW FRONTIER DRYER 1 SNA Z0006 6002 000213 SAREW TAPPING TH 1 M4 L12 ZPC YEL S 8 SNA Z0008 6002 000444 SAREW TAPPING TH 2S M4 L14 PASS STS4 15 SA D0072 DC61 00891A GUIDE HINGE HAUZEN DOM POM W...

Page 60: ...CT 15V 20mA 130 40gf 6x6x5mm S 11 SNA 3711 000651 HEADER BOARD TO CABLE BOX 12P 1R 2 5mm S 1 SNA 3711 003133 HEADER BOARD TO CABLE BOX 13P 1R 2 5mm S 1 SNA C0011 DC07 00038A LED DISPLAY CSV KSW07EG FRONTIER PJT 7 1 SNA DC34 00003A SWITCH PRESSURE V7_PJT DC28V 10mA 24 J 1 SNA DC41 00045A PCB SUB FRONTIER FR 1 NL 1 T1 6 197x 1 SA DC61 01207A GUIDE PCB S WINGS DRYER HIPS NTR 1 SNA DC61 01514A GUIDE L...

Page 61: ...201 000153 C CERAMIC DISA 10nF 80 20 250V Y5V 1 1 SNA 2202 000127 C CERAMIC MLC AXIAL 10nF 80 20 25V Y5V 12 SNA 2202 000252 C CERAMIC MLC AXIAL 4 7nF 10 50V X7R TP 2 SNA 2202 002037 C CERAMIC MLC AXIAL 100nF 80 20 50V Y5V 10 SNA 2301 001285 C FILM LEAD PPF 680NF 10 275V BK 31X11X 1 SNA 2401 000455 C AL 10uF 20 35V GP TP 4x7mm 5 1 SNA 2401 000598 C AL 1uF 20 50V GP TP 4x7 5 1 SNA 2401 000711 C AL 2...

Page 62: ...DRYER SECC EGI NTR 1 SA F0229 DC61 01233A GUIDE EXHAUST WINGS DRYER SECC EGI T0 8 1 SA N0006 DC61 40081A HOLDER WIRE DAWH 2NC NYLON66 NTR 11 SA A0364 DC61 60074A CLAMPER WIRE SADDLE NYLON 66 DAWS 6NB 1 SA A0282 DC63 00534A COVER BACK WINGS DRYER SECC EGI T0 8 1 SA D0111 DC63 10001J SPONGE EPDM EPDM BLK SDW 801SW T3XW15XL1 2 SNA DC67 00202A CAP PLATE BOTTOM MDE9700AYW ABS T2 0 W54 3 SNA U0382 DC96 ...

Page 63: ...DC67 00131A DUCT EXHAUST WINGS DRYER SGCC GI T0 4 1 SNA D0111 DC72 00032D SPONGE EPDM MDE7800AYW EPDM T3 W15 L32 1 SNA F0117 6041 001030 RIVET RH K1661 00410 AL A5052 D3 2 L10 2 SNA P0170 DC97 08855A ASSY COVER POWER MDE9700AYW 1 SA F0089 DC63 00540A COVER POWER WINGS DRYER SGCC GI T0 8 1 SA A0356 DC66 60133C SHEET DAMPING SEW HR125 ASPHALT T1 8 W50 1 SNA DC97 10720A ASSY DUCT MDG9700AWW GAS 1 SA ...

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Page 70: ...12 1 12 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 4504 PDLQ SFE ...

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Page 73: ...lied or disconnected AC power Description When AC 220V is applied to CN3 D17 D20 transforms it to DC 300V DC 300V is generated for the LVT1 secondary source by IC3 and PC1 turning on off The secondary 12V depends on the ZD1 value The 12V for the LVT1 secondary source is transformed to DC 5V through IC4 ...

Page 74: ...utputs a high signal of 5V from pin 1 7 of IC7 and IC9 Then pin 10 to 16 of IC7 and IC9 are electrically grounded 0V When pin 10 to 16 are grounded this creates an electric potential difference from the 12V that turns on RELAY 5 6 7 and TRIAC2 3 4 5 The operating parts VALVE DRAIN MOTOR DOOR S W connected to CN9 turn on if they are supplied with power ...

Page 75: ...1 turns on CN1 detects if the door is locked or unlocked If unlocked it does not apply power to the motor even if TRIAC1 turns on If the door is unlocked and TRIC turns on the motor connected to CN4 is supplied with power and drives CW right direction Under such conditions turning RELAY3 on will drive the motor CCW reverse as the wiring is switched to CCW Turning RELAY4 on will switch the winding ...

Page 76: ...e frequency is input to MICOM pin 48 for detecting the water amount The DHSEH sensor is connected to CN7 pin 5 and CN6 pins 3 4 The resistance of the temp sensor changes according to the ambient temperature The changed resistance is applied to R50 and R51 The voltage applied to R50 and R51 is decided according the temp MICOM stores the value When voltage is applied to MICOM pins 22 and 23 MICOM co...

Page 77: ...g to the current RPM of the motor a square wave is applied to pin 8 The square wave that is input to TR2 BASE turns the motor on if high 5V and turns it off if low 0V And this operation will be inverted to TACHO NET for a clear wave with no noise The signal is applied to MICOM pin 13 Then MICOM counts the frequency of the input signal and detects the current RPM of the motor ...

Page 78: ...igh signal of 5V Both SIGNAL_A and SIGNAL_B repeat this for 15 seconds outputting a high signal of 5V SIGNAL_A output turns TR1 and TR6 on to generate a potential difference between the 12V and the grounding for causing the current to flow SIGNAL_B output turns TR4 and TR5 on to generate a potential difference between the 12V and the grounding for causing the current to flow The flowing current is...

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Page 81: ...automatically starts water draining and displays OVER FLOW ERROR E3 on the LED 4 THERMISTOR Keeps sensoring and controlling the temperature inside the tube to keep it below your settings 5 ASSY THERMAL FUSE Anti Over Heat When the washing heater is overheated due to an error in the thermistor or any other malfunction the assy thermal fuse built in the heater is automatically activated to discon ne...

Page 82: ... This is particularly effective for cleaning badly stained laundry 43 ZHLJKW VHQVRU The tube automatically rotates when no water is supplied to detect the laundry weight so that the proper wash time can be determined Standard Boiling Economy Boil and Dirt courses and Toweling and Drying cycles ...

Page 83: ...se buttons nails etc Remove promptly It is normal to hear the dryer gas valve or heating element cycle on and off during the drying cycle Be sure the dryer is leveled properly as outlined in the installation instruction It is normal for the dryer to hum from the high velocity of air moving through the dryer drum and exhaust system dries unevenly Seams pockets and other similarly heavy areas may no...

Page 84: ...oblem Call for service See below Door open error When the door is open the dryer will not operate Be sure the door is latched shut If problem continues call for service See below For any codes not listed above call 1 800 726 7864 1 800 SAMSUNG Information codes may be displayed to help you better understand what is occurring with the dryer ...

Page 85: ...consistency among garment manufacturers of domestic and imported items Follow care label directions to maximize garment life and reduce laundering problems The dot symbols represent appropriate wash water temperatures for various items The temperature range for Hot is 105 125 F 41 52 C for Warm 85 105 F 29 41 C and for Cold 60 85 F 16 29 C Wash water temperature must be a minimum of 60 F 16 C for ...

Page 86: ... City Gyeonggi Do Korea 443 742 Printed in Korea P N DC68 02632A 00 URL http itself sec samsung co kr This Service Manual is a property of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Any unauthorized use of Manual can be punished under applicable International and or domestic law ...

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