Azdele Heating Element for Samsung Dryer, Dryer Heating Element DC47-00019A for Samsung dv42h5000ew/a3 dv45h7000ew/a2 Dryer Parts, Including DC96-00887A, DC47-00016A, DC47-00018A and DC32-00007A

The Azdele heating element was exactly what I needed to get my Samsung dryer working like new again. Installation was straightforward, and all the included parts fit perfectly with my model. I really appreciate that the kit came with everything—element, thermostat, and fuses—so I didn’t have to buy anything separately. The build quality feels solid and durable, giving me confidence it will last for years. Once installed, the dryer heated up quickly and evenly, just like when it was brand new. I’ve run multiple loads since then, and the performance has been consistent and efficient. It also saved me a lot of money compared to hiring a technician or replacing the entire dryer. The compatibility list was accurate, so I had no worries about whether it would fit. It’s definitely a great option for anyone comfortable with a DIY repair. I’m very satisfied with this purchase and highly recommend it for Samsung dryer owners!

Worked as intended. Easy install. Saved me a few hundred dollars on a service call. I ordered a second one to have as a backup since so inexpensive.

When our 8+ yr old dryer stopped heating in July last year I just knew I would have to replace. My husband watched a couple of videos and thought he could fix it. Found this part, got it next day and he went to it. Fixed in about 30 minutes. Dryer was working! So happy we didn't have to purchase a new one, especially since we were just getting back from vacay and broke. Fast forward to July, this year, I thought I kept forgetting to turn the dryer on. Nope. It stopped heating....again. I was sure it was RIP to the dryer since I knew the elements last longer. Because I have the "howhardcanitbe" gene, I ordered it again. Came next day again, watched a video on YT, and fixed it myself in about 45 minutes. So extremely happy this product was easy to install and a price was affordable vs. having to buy a brand new dryer....again Now, "A heating element shouldn't go out that fast" is what I know you're thinking, or "Why the Headline?" so, I will elaborate. Since I knew when something gets hot and is pushing air, it's probably clogged, and since I knew I had been paying people to do this, I decided to do some research. I normally have a dryer vent cleaning company (ies) come out once a year to clean the vent. In the past, I would just google and hire whoever was having a special or service was discounted heavily to their counterparts. Found a company (Homesafe) that was way more expensive but that's ALL they do, so hired them. Came out, showed me what he found, approved the job and went to work. It took him over an hour to clean it out. He said he could see where it had been cleaned out previously, but only went up about halfway. The top half was so clogged and jammed with lent and debris he mentioned (and showed me) the top half of this vent probably hasn't been cleaned out in 20 yrs. (OMG). Said there was about half an inch left before completely clogged. He said we were "lucky the house didn't burn down" The amount of lent that was clogging my vent could of easily started a fire. Had it not gone out the yr prior and then again a yr later, I would have never thought it was my vent since I thought I was doing my homeowner maintenance. (Cheaper isn't always better) This part saved us from 1; having to buy a new dryer (probably more since it would've probably gone out as well) and 2: our home, belongings, memories, fur babies and most of all...our lives due to a fire that could have been easily prevented.

My Samsung dryer (model DVE50M7450W/A3) which was 5 years old stopped heating. This kit was a fit for it and was 5.5 times cheaper than a Samsung replacement ($35 vs over $200 from Samsung). And it included thermostats, thermistors, jumpers and other items the control the heat in your dryer, which the Samsung one didn't. Essentially 1 kit and you can replace all the components that electrically affect heating. If replacing all components, it's best to pull out the vent tube (1 screw) in the back of the dryer which allows much easier access to the back screws on the heating element box. Just unscrew it and pull out, super easy. I replaced all components (tested first and all were good). Took about an hour, but I'm handy. If your not take your time, it's not hard to do and you will prevail. Lots of videos online to help (regardless of model number, they're all basically the same). Reassembled and tested it, and sure enough it got hot again. I did notice a faint "burning" smell when I first tried it, but that's probably just the "new" burning off the coil. Didn't happen the second round (each was about 5 minutes). Then I did laundry. Before it completely failed and for years a standard load of laundry took about 1:15 hours to dry. My fist load since fixing it took ~40 minutes to fully dry. Very impressed and since I replaced all the heating components, should be good for a while now. If you have a few basic tools (screwdrivers, especially a short phillips one and a flashlight), this is actually quite easy and will save you a ton of cash over hiring an appliance tech to come out and do it! Just remember to unplug it before doing anything! I'm impressed with it, but I've only used it a couple times. The longevity will tell the real story, but it seems just like the original one, actually a bit more robust, so it should last quite a while. All of the included thermocouples, thermostats and thermistors work perfectly as well, but always check them with an ohm meter just in case (if you have one). Wear gloves too, some of the metal inside the dryer is sharp and will cut you easily. I'd give this 5 starts no problem since it works out of the box. Again longevity will tell the real story but I'm very confident it will outlast the original one. I tested it and it's better. Dryer gets a little hotter and dries faster (saving electricity). Essentially it will pay for itself in a couple months based on electricity savings alone. And for $35 versus a tech at a minimum of $450, for a simple job, it's a no brainer! Many Samsung, Kenmore, Maytag (and other) dryers use the same item, so just do it yourself and save the $$!

I'm giving this a four because of the unknown life and quality. My original element failed a few weeks ago and I bought a replacement locally that lasted for two weeks. Once I got the machine apart, it was clear that my installation of that element was the issue as vibration caused the the lower lead to touch the element housing. The instructions for this one warned about that, so I made sure the leads were bent in such a manner where they didn't touch the housing. The existing thermostat and other components tested fine, so I didn't replace. It's been a few days and the dyer has been working fine so we'll see. It was pretty easy to install and after having gotten the machine apart, I'm confident that I can repair anything else that comes up. I do plan on ordering another element just to have available if this one fails. The price is right and it's a fairly easy job should it fail again and far cheaper than replacing the dryer or calling a tech to diagnose and install. I'll update this review in a few months once I know more about long term durability.

Had a samsung dryer that left me stranded without clothes before a trip! Once I got home, the part was waiting for me. 3 YouTube videos and about 30 minutes, everything was back and working! Part fit perfectly. I only replaced the heating element as others have suggested that the other pieces might not be up to the same standards. Time will tell how durable it is, but for 1/10th of the cost to have it replaced by the local guys, it was well worth it.

With a little over 2 months of run time on it (doing around 5 loads of laundry per week), I have no complaints about this heating element. It heats well, hasn’t thrown and alarm, and it looks like it is a slightly improved version of the original and fit up nicely in the existing brackets. Install was pretty straight forward (would recommend watching youtube videos before taking on) but you do have to basically completely disassemble the dryer for where it’s located. This (so far) seems to be a great replacement part.

The heating element is always exactly as described. I have bought several from this same company. The only drawback is that they consistently last for one year. That’s all that I ever get out of them.