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  1. internalsortage120455
    Hi everyone, I have a Samsung dryer model: DV42H5400 that shuts off after 2 minutes on a sensor setting. Manual settings are fine and continue to dry. So far I have tested and/or replaces the following: 1. Thermostat and temperature fuses - replaced, the issue still persists. 2. Removed the duct, cleaned, and tested the dryer without the duct being attached - it still shuts off after 2 minutes. 3. Placed it in Smart Install Mode and checked the moisture sensors with a wet wipe and they were fine. I also checked them for continuity and that was fine. 4. In Smart Mode, I checked the motor and heater and the OK message was shown. I checked for continuity and that was fine too. What am I missing? Everything I've seen online so far is either the thermostat, temp fuse, or moisture sensors.
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