Samsung dryer dv361 is stuck in cooling mode - Samsung Dryers

According to a post on applianceblog.com, this issue could be caused by a blocked vent or vent hose, which can trigger the HE error. You can start by checking if the vent and vent hose are not blocked. If that's not the issue, you can try measuring the voltage across RY5, RY6, and RY7 on the main power board during a normal dry cycle. If there is no voltage, you may need to replace the control panel .

If you're looking for more information on troubleshooting your Samsung dryer, appliancepartspros.com has a comprehensive guide that lists common symptoms and their causes for your model .

The issue may be caused by a faulty thermistor. The thermistor is responsible for monitoring the temperature of the dryer. If it is malfunctioning, the dryer will stay in cool down mode as it cannot determine that the temperature is within safe levels. Check the thermistor connection and if necessary replace it. If this does not resolve the issue, you may need to contact a professional repair specialist to further diagnose the fault.

I don't like Samsung. LG seems to be more reliable and cost more.

Check all heating components. If they all check out good, then most likely a control problem

Check for continuity on all your sensors/thermistors

it would seem the control board is confused by some means sadly the control board may need replacing on the dryer

Sensor is screwed or the timer relay for that part of it is not working . Go to an appliance store to get wiring diagrams ordered and might even know about the problem w that model

pcb damaged

post model number

the belt on the drum could be broken