In this video I’m working on a Samsung Moisture Sensor H electric dryer that’s running but not heating—clothes come out still wet unless you let it run forever. Most of the time that points to a bad heating element, and on this one I show you how I take the dryer apart, get to the element housing, and verify the problem before I throw parts at it. The best part is the fix is usually around 30 bucks for the element, and it can save you a ton of money versus calling someone out. I walk you through the teardown (unplug it first), popping the top, pulling the front, removing the drum and belt/tensioner, and then sliding the heating element assembly out. I show two ways to confirm the element is bad: a visual check for a broken coil (this one was snapped), and testing with a multimeter on ohms/continuity—good reads near zero / beeps, bad shows infinity or jumps around and won’t beep. Then I install the new element, line up the mounting holes so it’s not loose, clean out lint while I’m in there, reassemble, and do a quick heat check at the end to confirm it’s fixed.