Samsung oven not heating

[userfHBbjSQBNZ]

I am having same problem where the oven does not heat up at all but top burners work fine. So frustrating since thanksgiving is in couple days😩

[NeedMyOven]

Since nobody else is posting their findings, I thought I would share what I found on mine. 

Summary of problem:

My top burners all work fine, oven wont work on any setting.   

Cause

2 of the 3 larger realys for the oven have failed.  There is 4 total relays which supply power to the elements.  They are actualy labeled on the board so you know which one is which.  The one that says DBL supplies all burners with half of the voltage they need and the other relays supply the other half bringing the element to a full 240v.    My DBL relay failed which is the reason why none of my elements get hot.  If your main one works then its possible for your bake or broil relay to fail and you would still have one element that would work. In my case both the main DBL relay and the Bake relay failed. 

Solution 

Simplest solution woudl be to replace the entire PCB or if you are comfortable solidering replacemnt relays on the board that would work as well. I personaly will be replaciing the relays as they are only $5-$7 each.  I will replace all of the larger 3 black ones assuming if 2 of the 3 failed than likely the other is not far behind.   See the atthaced picture.  The larger black ones from the left are DBL, Bake, Broil.  The little black one (mine is orange) on the far left is the convection element relay. 

 

How to Test

The easiest way to test if the relay is working would be to unplug the connector from the relay and turn the oven on.  When the relay clicks and engages you should have continuity on the relay. When it is not on it should be open wih no continuity.  I also went a step further and tested the control side of the relay which tested fine on all 3 so it seems the relay is the fail point. 

Here is a link to the relay:

https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity-PB/T9AS1D22-12?qs=H6XZigV1wkjLTRcEuA%252bOMw==

Anyway good luck with your ovens... hope this helps. 

[userbOd488SoU0]

We have just experienced the same problem within the same time frame as everyone else. Deffinitely thinking never to buy a Samsung product again when this is obviously a manufacturer's issue. Just proved a loaf of bread yesterday and the oven just stopped heating. Anyone know what the issue is exactly? How much do the parts cost? Already found several appliance parts stores near me; the Internet takes two days at least for parts.

We have a gas oven. Is it the ceramic heating coil? Am getting absolutely no glow from the coil.

[user5tAeH3NSFv]

Yep, now I've got a house full of people for the week, and this garbage oven will not heat. I've had it less than two years. I will never purchase another Samsung product again. You KNOW there's an issue, and keep selling a defective oven???

Thanks for ruining my family's party. I will never forget it. And now we have to find a restaurant for fourteen people who are already hungry. I am BEYOND angry.

[SamsungJam]

Please get that to us as soon as you can.  

[SamsungJam]

Could you send us a private message with your model and serial number?  http://bit.ly/2ihPL97

[RuinedRoast]

How do both igniters go or at the same time. Everything else is still working but the oven, neither top nor bottom will light. It started fine, then a chemical like smell, and stops in the middle of roasting a prime rib. 

Barely used the oven, and now I can't find a repair person to work on it. And even if it does get fixed will I need to spend all this money every year just to fix the oven for a known problem. 

[userkmmvV28WRC]

I had the exact same problem.  My Samsung oven stopped heating after about 14 months.

After performing troubleshooting steps, I narrowed the problem down to the oven ignitor.  The replacement part can be bought for $25: https://www.amazon.com/d/Large-Appliance-Parts-Accessories/Maytag-12400035-Oven-Ignitor/B001UGO8F6

The following awesome video shows how to change it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ucwq1rCHws

[useru8c7GDDgLg]

The customer service is a complete joke and waste of time.  I got a request to unplug it and plug it back in as if it were a phone or computer.  Then when I sent an email to the team asking for help, including that there were multiple pages in the forum that referenced this exact problem.  This was their response was that they checked their resources and saw that there were no reported issues with this model in their database. Then offered  that the Gas pressure was probably to high, and if that wasn't it get it, they could offer service as an option.  A complete joke and waste of time...

I was 3 months out of warranty.  This is LAST TIME I WILL PURCHASE ANY TYPE OF SAMSUNG PRODUCT including but not limited to; Appliances, Phones, Televisions (4 previous, and used to be the only brand i would buy) or anything else.

A stove that lasts for 3 years and 3 months for over $1000 is not acceptable.  I understand that the only way this next part will come off as is angry but I have spent much of my hard earned dollars with them and in a previous job used to sell Samsung products.  You have lost not only a customer, but a strong Promoter.  I will make sure to tell all of my friends and co-workers about the "quality products" that Samsung puts out and also "Supports."

Also on a lighter note, the post right above mine is correct- Purchase the NON- Samsung part the maytag replacement part for  about $25 and install it yourself in 10-15 minutes.  If you can figure out how to uplug your stove (see above) and turn the gas nozle off, and can use a screwdriver, you can probably do this.  

Thank you so very much for all of your "Support" Samsung.

Your new  biggest Detractor!  

[usernzpMIrYCbQ]

Same problem. The oven stopped working, display is showing 150 degrees. Top burners are fine, so most likely it is an igniter problem.  The owen is about two years old, model NX58H5650WS/AA. Knobs cracking from heat even if not used (another very common problem for Samsung ranges) was mostly a nuisance, but this is too much. Last Samsung appliance I bought.