01-17-2018 08:36 AM - edited 01-17-2018 08:38 AM
You are correct - the control pad lock will only keep you from accidentally pressing a key on the front keypad and from opening the oven door.
I still lock the keypad because one of the options on the keypad is to turn on the "warming" center which is on the stovetop.
You have to install those grommets on the knobs in order to prevent accidentally bumping a knob which will turn on the stovetop burners.
02-07-2018 03:14 PM
Thank you mpcolorado! I will be purchasing those grommets ASAP! I have had 4 bags burned (thankfully I was nearby and caught them before they caught fire!) and more occasions that it accidentally has turned on. Sometimes just by bumping and sometimes when my one-year-old turns it on. I try to keep the knobs off at all times, but sometimes when I'm cooking, I forget to take them back off, and these accidents happen. I really hope that Samsung will see how serious of an issue this is and get a fix for this range. I've lost respect for this company through this situation (I also called customer service and they played dumb about the situation, and the customer service rep did not seem knowledgeable enough to be handling these calls anyway.) I will not be giving Samsung anymore business.
01-15-2019 08:31 AM - edited 01-15-2019 08:32 AM
I will also try this ! Samsung, I will never will purchase again there should have been a recall! Thank you for your help Samsung should pay you.
03-05-2019
10:05 AM
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10:07 AM
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SamsungGill
I have had the same problem, could you please send me pictures of how you used the grommets? I just remove my knobs but I hate doing that.
Thank you. [REDACTED]
Debbie
02-17-2018 09:34 AM
The control lock does not effect the cooktop
02-17-2018 10:46 AM
The control lock does have an affect on the "warming center" located on my cooktop.
You must purchase the grommets I mentioned in previous posts in order to make the stove knobs much more secure. Samsung will not do anything - they say that the stovetop is "working according to their specifications" so no action is necessary.
09-20-2019 09:01 PM
The child lock doesn’t work with the cooktop, only the oven controls.
08-08-2020 12:52 PM
The child lock only locks the oven not the burners
01-10-2017 03:47 AM
Samsung is supposed to have a tech call me and I'm guessing set up an appointment. From the posts I have read, I expect no help from them. It appears they aren't even good with follow ups and acknowledging complaints. One contributor says after several calls, there is 'no record' of her complaint. These knobs are a design flaw they refuse to address. I am of a mind to send a registered letter sent to them, a copy to my lawyer, and to my children that this problem exists. If my house burns down with me in it, I'll have proof they got my request for help and then I want my family to sue the H*ll out of Samsung. Make this complaint count for something.
02-08-2018 01:03 PM
An much safer range knob called "RangeSafe Knob" will be availalbe in about 3-4 months that will fit the Samsung and other ranges, totally preventing accidentally turning on any burner.
Website. www.rangesafe.com
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