“Condensation/condensate pump? Hi, My plumber is telling me that I need to buy a condensation pump to use with this dryer, otherwise water will collect in the dryer that I will have to remove manually. I have never heard of such a pump and can't seem to easily find one that would work. Can anyone help? (The plumber left for the holidays before giving me more information and I'd like to figure this out soon if possible.) Thanks!”
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That is silly! Your dryer should vent to the outside of your home with a vent kit.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thanks for the question. It's normal to have moisture in the dryer as the water in the clothes evaporates so the clothes can dry. The moisture should be exhausted through the vent ducts, but if the vents or lint trap are clogged, the air flow may be blocked. Please check the vent ducts for blockage and clean the lint filter after each load. If you tend to use the Time Dry cycles, try using a Sensor Dry cycle instead so the Dryer can run for as long as it needs to expel the moist air. - Ms. Samsung
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I don't know the answer but I also get condensation in mine. I am going to call Samsung and ask about it. I suggest u do the same for a direct answer....
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I'd look for a new (honest) plumber. Sounds like he's trying to sell you something you don't need. I've never had a problem with water in the dryer.
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