



Dryer drum spins and operates normally but produces no heat — clothes remain cold after a full cycle. The blown thermal fuse cuts power to the heating element.
Dryer does not respond to the Start button despite the drum belt and motor being intact. A failed thermal fuse can interrupt the start circuit on certain Samsung models.
Clothes require multiple cycles to dry properly. Indicates the fuse is partially degraded or airflow restriction is causing intermittent thermal cutoff.
Dryer stops mid-cycle before clothes are dry with no error code displayed. An overheating condition trips the thermal fuse and ends the cycle prematurely.
💡 Pro Tip: How to Confirm Your Thermal Fuse Is Blown
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Dryer drum spins normally but produces zero heat — clothes come out cold
⚠️ Dryer starts briefly then shuts off mid-cycle with no error code displayed
⚠️ Clothes take 2–3 cycles to dry (partial fuse degradation / restricted airflow)
⚠️ Dryer won't start at all despite drum belt and motor being intact
🔬 Confirm with a multimeter set to continuity mode: a good fuse reads ~0 Ω; a blown fuse shows OL (open). Always investigate the root cause — blocked lint duct, faulty cycling thermostat (DC47-00018A), or shorted heating element — before replacing the fuse, or the new fuse may blow again quickly.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× DC96-00887A / DC96-00887C Thermal Cut-Off Fuse Assembly with Bracket (320°F / 160°C, 25A, 250V, 2.125″ × 1.25″ × 1.25″)
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