Dishwasher and dryer Samsung WD0754W8EXSA. I can change the thermostat DC47-00016B for DC47-00016C, I appreciate your cooperation.

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.

This is a thermal cut-out device, rather than a thermostat. A thermostat regulates temperature while a TCO is an emergency cut-out, similar to a fuse but activating at high temperature. Specifications are as follows:

Samsung DC47-00016C THERMOSTAT, 125/250V,16A,-35,125+-5.0

Samsung DC47-00016B THERMOSTAT, 125/250V,25A,-35,125+-5.0

So from the data, your part DC47-00016C is rated at 16A max current while the DC47-00016B is 25A. It is therefore acceptable to use the DC47-00016B with a higher current rating.

The Thermal cut-out device is rated at 125+/- 5.0, so will activate at temperatures from 120 Celsius. You should investigate why the TCO activated otherwise you could have the replacement do the same thing.

probally the heeting element

Lint exit tubing may be clogged. Need to clean periodically.

Consider the following:

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