Upgraded Dryer Heating Element for Samsung，DC47-00019A Heating Element for Samsung Dryer,dv42h3000ew/a3 dv42h5000ew/a3 Parts, Including DC96-00887A, DC47-00016A, DC47-00018A.

as a semi-handy person who hates to spend money to pay someone for something I can do myself, these parts along with with you-tube videos made this an easy job.This is actually the second time I have taken the dryer apart- the first time was to replace a damaged drum. On that occasion I went to an online vendor who dealt in OEM parts. The parts were expensive, but the fix was still less expensive because I did it myself.This time my dryer stopped heating up, and a little searching indicated that it could be one of three sensor/fuses or a bad heating element. I went online to the previous vendor's site and the price for the element and fuses was $$$. Just out of curiosity, I went on to Amazon and found a package deal from this vendor with all three fuses and heating element for $$- big difference, much less expensive!Having taken it apart I found that the heating element was broken. The replacement. element fit perfectly and I think it may be constructed with a more resilient wire for longer life. The three sensor/fuses also were identical to the original- I installed them too as a precaution. A few minutes cleanup inside with a vacuum cleaner and lubricant for the drum rollers and It was as good... and maybe better... than new.I'm very satisfied with the fast shipping and good quality provided by this seller.

So far is working perfect I will update if something changes

Great price for a replacement heating element!Easily installed and is working great, thus far.I’m not expecting any problems from it. Just make absolutely certain that it does not contact the housing, once installed. I believe this is the cause of failure with other reviewers.I highly recommend this replacement heating element.

This was a good replacement for my Kenmore dryer. Easy to install and works great so far. This is the second one I have purchased and the first one lasted about 6 years. Better than buying a new dryer!

The installation is not hard but a little tedious. It is made worse when the element breaks into pieces less than three weeks after purchase. I am in the process of trying to get a refund and will update my review when I have more information.I contacted the company to let them know it failed, and they responded quickly and offered to send a new one out. I had already ordered one from Samsung. Next thing I know, SumnewTech has refunded the cost of the heating element. I was pleasantly surprised and I am pleased with the response from the company. I increased the rating to 4 stars from one because the company responded quickly and willingly. That is not always the case.Kudos to SumnewTech and thank you for working so quickly to correct this. Thank you.

After our Samsung dryer stopped producing heat, we guessed it was the heating element as the control panel still seemed to be functioning properly. I had never done this particular job before, but I'm pretty handy and the video on the listing was an invaluable tool. While ours wasn't exactly the same model as the one shown in the video, disassembly of our unit required only a small bit of deductive reasoning. Upon further disassembly (it takes time, people...), sure enough, the element coil had broken, resulting in no heat being generated from the element (Think about it like a light bulb coil...)The parts weren't labeled as to what exactly they were, but after pulling the old element housing out and examining it, it was easy enough to guess what needed to go where. 4 parts are included in this "kit", 2 of which I believe are fuses and the third is a thermostat, I think... The fourth being the heating element itself, which you will reinstall into your dryer's heating element aluminum housing after removing the old one. PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT SCREWS GO WHERE! Some will have washers that will leave a "halo". Use this tip to help you remember what goes where. We ended up with an extra part, as one of the pieces was not needed for our particular model. I believe this is because some models mount the fuse differently to the element housing.There are 3 pairs of wires (6 connections) that connect to the element housing. Taking a picture before I unplugged them and then taping the "pairs" together made reinstallation much easier.The housing consists of 2 pieces joined together by a set of screws. Be advised that the edges of the aluminum housing are VERY sharp and will cut your hands like a scalpel. Have your first aid kit nearby...A short or "stubby" Phillips head screwdriver is required for removal and installation of the bracket that the element housing sits on inside of your dryer. Don't think you can do this job without it - you can't. You may also find that a small electric screwdriver, a magnetic parts bowl, and some needlenose pliers will make the job easier, IMO.My 14-year old (with smaller hands) made this job a breeze for me and we were able to accomplish the job in about 2 hours.Be patient, give yourself plenty of time to accomplish the task, and you could end up saving a bunch of money repairing your dryer yourself instead of paying a LOT more to have someone else do it or shelling out the cash for a new dryer. Just like we did... 😎😎😎I highly recommend this part. 5 STARS!!!

Second heater element. The last one lasted 3 years, not bad for the price. It was and easy fix now I can put away the clothes line. Thank you for a quality product.

Great product. Works great for a long time.