Samsung Stove Repair - Will Not Bake - Bake Element

[@marcellecostanza1777]

YOU are a LIFESAVER!!! I can't tell you how much money you have saved us by showing us how to do our own repairs on our Samsung range!!! YOU ROCK!!!😉

[@andref1793]

Great video. My range and stove top quit working. Replacing the element by following along, fixed both problems

[@vincevesper167]

Superb instruction - this production sets the bar for how to make a instructional video, with just the right amount of talking...

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[@martygilpatrick9727]

Thank you for this video! I have a Samsung oven FER300SB. This is exactly what i needed. Very helpful

[@matsulli2086]

Really appreciate your detailed videos. One thing that would help if you could walk us through how to identify the part numbers for the specific part for the oven.

[@michaelgasperik4319]

Awesome, I thought I was going to have to take a lot more apart to get around the insulation. Cutting through it will be a lot easier.

[@jayceecee8651]

Different model than shown. Similar design, different element... 3 screws on the lower/bottom, instead of 2. Pretty straightforward except for the removal/replacement screws in the heating element. I had to prop it up on each side, to line it up. Almost like the base recessed in the bottom after initial removal. That definitely took me a long time, replacing those 2 screws. Seemed much easier and quicker with your model. However, everything else was pretty much on point. Preheated the oven, and it seems to be working. Touched a crayon to the outer edge of the bottom and it melted. Before, I could touch it with my bare hand and it wasn't hot. So, that was at least a positive sign. No, I didn't try that with my hand to confirm. I chickened out. Not that hardcore, I suppose. Lol. Thank you so much for this video!! Hoping that I don't have to do this again for a very long time.

[@dandolank]

Thank you!! This was IMMENSELY helpful in replacing our heating element!

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[@marvelousgolden]

Super easy instructions 🤘🏼

[@italvito]

The replacement bake element is not sliding in easy. When I look in the slot passed the installation I see 3 metal clips right - center - left that look to be blocking the element from sliding in .I think when the old element was removed it caused these three clips to lift up? Any suggestions would be appreciated!

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[@codieabbott]

I’m having the same issue . What did you do to get it in ?

[@italvito]

@@codieabbott I was able to use a long screw driver to slide in the opening to put pressure on those three clips to flatten them. Once they were flat, the element slid in easily. Make sure to use a flashlight to see the clips.

[@codieabbott]

italvito yah that’s what I ended up doing . Had to guy buy a 18” screw driver to fit in there . Thanks for the reply

[@italvito]

@@codieabbott Great to hear!

[@c6cpa]

I have a NE59J7630SG. Broil works. I turn to bake, say 350 -400. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it won't heat past 175 ( as indicated on the reading, but it feels cooler). I replaced the temp sensor, but it still has the same issue. What else could it be? What are the odds I got a bad temp sensor when I bought the new one?

[@kfiscal01]

Same problem here, did you figure it out?

[@BruceDonaldson-p4t]

Is it possible the insulation is asbestos based since it has to have incredibly strong heat resistance properties being right on a bake element? This is real concern in stoves that are extremely old, but what could they be using that can take that much heat and not be asbestos?

[@gregorytaylor6064]

Keep Kicking Ass Kraig. You are the best 👌. This video helped.

[@Hussain-zf1wg]

Thank you for your helpful .. The SN of the bake element it's the same number for all models of Samsung ovens? Thank you so much

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[@yousifben2892]

i have problems with oven no heating baked and top one broil does that mean both elements are breakdown same time ?!

[@pvb9964]

Is there a fuse on the circuit board DE41-00376A Samsung stove? Location?

[@04141939]

Excellent instructions!

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[@karavasnick]

I replaced the baking element and the oven worked for 1 day. It is now again not heating past 175 degrees. Any thoughts on what may be the cause? Why would the oven work once upon replacement and then fail again?

[@creativefro]

Fantastic video !

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[@vmiller482]

Will this issue also stop the self cleaning process from working?

[@jessiesmith6677]

What if it’s reading 20/25ohms? For broil and bake.

[@clifgriffin1814]

I have nearly this exact model. My upper element burned out so I replaced it. but the oven still won't heat. my temp sensor tests ok according to your video on that. My lower element never tests above 110 v when I turn it on but I do have 240 at the outlet. where do I go from here?

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[@MrNinjagofan]

Hi, I think your video shows the replacement of heating element for the heated drawer. The baking element (at least for my oven) is the one at the top, used to broil.

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Thanks for the info!

[@bakechef781]

No, that is the bottom element, Samsung along with many other brands offer a hidden element for extra space and easy cleaning. When your oven preheats the top broiler element comes on to speed the process, once preheated, it turns off and doesn't come on again.

[@michaelgasperik4319]

This series of samsung ovens do not have a "heated drawer" this is definitely the bake element.

[@devingoodlet5760]

I have a samsung oven with the exact same configuration as the oven in this video. The broiler element recently quit while preheating. I decided to check the voltage at each element during the preheat process. The top element is reading a solid 240v. The bottom element is only reading 45v. Is it broken, or is this just part of the preheat procedure? Thanks.

[@devingoodlet5760]

The bottom and top element cycle back and forth during preheat and the voltage changes accordingly. It will start at 45v and then climb to 240v after half a minute or so.

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[@calmlyracing]

Excellent video. Thank you!

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[@Chad121130]

What’s the part number for this element

[@nickpolites3208]

What happens if that element breaks? How are you going to get all of the pieces out? I don't like how they have been designing these instead of a cover inside the oven.

[@roughroad666]

I cannot find the element part number DG47-00020BV. What can I do?

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[@charlesgraham6478]

I had 2 more wires connected that went under stove so I couldn't get the element out.

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[@joebarra5273]

Why did they design it like this? Did they think the element would rarely fail

[@neilspadanuta3871]

Good but I need gas one

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[@khalidmirza2658]

I have install a new heat sensor, new element and it's still not heating up. It's my top element on my electric Samsung oven.

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