How to enable Damp Alert on a Samsung Smart Dryer

Discover how to enable the Damp Alert feature on your Samsung Heat Pump Smart Dryer to receive notifications when clothes are dry enough for ironing. Learn compatible cycles, troubleshooting tips, and more.

The Damp Alert feature on your Samsung Heat Pump Smart Dryer notifies you when clothes like shirts are dry enough for ironing. This function is designed to save time and ensure optimal results. Follow the steps below to enable Damp Alert and make the most of your dryer's capabilities.

1. How to Enable Damp Alert on Your Samsung Smart Dryer

To activate the Damp Alert feature, follow these steps:

1. Select a cycle and adjust the cycle settings according to your preferences.
2. Tap the hand icon on the control panel.
3. Turn the Navigation dial to select Damp Alert, then tap the circle icon to confirm.
4. Finally, tap and hold the Start/Pause button to activate the feature.

2. What to Do If Damp Alert Sounds During a Cycle

If the Damp Alert alarm sounds while the dryer is running, you can pause the cycle to remove items that are ready for ironing:

1. Tap and hold the Start/Pause button to pause the cycle.
2. Open the door and take out the items you'd like to iron.
3. Close the door, then tap and hold the Start/Pause button to resume drying the remaining items.

3. Supported Samsung Smart Dryer Models

The Damp Alert feature is available exclusively on Samsung Heat Pump Smart Dryer models. It works with specific cycles and dry levels:

- Compatible cycles: Cotton, Synthetics, Mixed Load, and Silent Dry.

- Dry Level must be set to 2 or 3 for Damp Alert to function.

4. Additional Things to Check

Ensure your dryer is functioning correctly to avoid issues with the Damp Alert feature:

- Verify that the dryer is connected to a stable power source.

- Confirm that the drum is clean and free of obstructions.

- Check that the lint filter is clean and properly installed.

5. Why the Damp Alert Feature Might Not Work

If the Damp Alert feature isn't functioning as expected, consider these potential causes:

- The selected cycle or dry level does not support Damp Alert.

- The dryer's control panel may need recalibration or troubleshooting.

- A software update might be required to restore functionality.

6. Related Samsung Support Topics

- How to clean the lint filter on your Samsung Smart Dryer

- Troubleshooting power issues with Samsung appliances

- How to update software on your Samsung Smart Dryer