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A Samsung range that shows a C code, will not hold temperature, or has a burner that clicks and never lights is a hire decision. Wilson & Myers services Samsung gas, electric and dual fuel ranges across Denver Metro. We diagnose first and quote second, and you decide before any part is ordered.
Samsung sells at least 50 ranges in the US that fall inside what we service. They come in two body styles and three fuel types, and that split changes the job before a panel comes off.
Samsung induction ranges sit outside what we service. That is a plain exclusion, so we do not take the oven half of one either. Better said now than on your doorstep.
A Samsung wall oven is a different machine, even when the fault sounds identical. Those go to our wall oven repair page, and a built-in cavity fault to oven repair.
This belongs on a repair page, because it names a physical part on the front of the machine we are called to. The CPSC announced it on August 8, 2024, as recall number 24335.
| Field | What the CPSC record says |
|---|---|
| Title | Samsung Recalls Slide-In Electric Ranges Due to Fire Hazard |
| Product | Slide-in Electric Ranges, 30 models, all NE58 or NE63 codes |
| Hazard | Front-mounted knobs can be activated by accidental contact by humans or pets |
| Sold | May 2013 through August 2024, at national retailers and online |
| Units | About 1,120,905 nationwide |
| Remedy | Free knob locks or covers from Samsung, fitted by the consumer |
Read the remedy carefully, because it is not a repair of a defect inside the range. Samsung supplies an add-on part that the owner installs.
The unit figure counts machines sold nationwide, not Denver kitchens. CPSC recorded over 300 reports of unintentional knob activation, roughly 250 fires and around 40 injuries. Its interim advice is to keep children and pets away from the knobs.
On a Wi-Fi model, CPSC points owners at the Cooktop On notification in SmartThings, which a technician can switch on during a visit. A search of the CPSC database found no Samsung gas range or cooktop recall.
Samsung publishes at least four rating-plate locations across its own documents, and none says which belongs to a slide-in. So this is a short search rather than one instruction.
Read us the whole string, including the characters after the slash. Do not let anyone decode it for you, ourselves included. NE63 codes appear on both freestanding and slide-in machines, and a letter just before the finish code marks a different machine.
Samsung calls them information codes, and the set belongs to the platform rather than the brand. A code you read about online may not exist on your machine at all.
| Code | Samsung's own meaning |
|---|---|
| C-20 | The oven sensor is open or shorted while the oven is operating |
| C-21 | The internal temperature is rising abnormally high |
| C-22 | The sub PCB sensor is open or shorted |
| C-23 | The temperature probe sensor is shorted |
| C-24 | Temperature rising faster than normal, generally a blocked vent |
| C-30 | The main PCB sensor is open or shorted |
| C-31 | The PCB temperature is rising abnormally high, and Samsung says call for service |
| C-d1 | The door lock is misaligned |
| C-F0 | A communication error between components in the electronics |
| C-F2 | Communication with the touch panel is interrupted |
Three displays on that panel are not faults. C-10 is a SmartThings self-diagnosis result and can be ignored if the oven heats normally. The word door means the door is not closed, and bAd LinE means the power connection went in wrong.
Gas ranges carry two conditions of their own in Samsung’s chart. One is combustion at the gas connection, the other an oven that never heats. We have seen the second turn out to be an aftermarket liner over the cavity floor.
Samsung’s service manual is specific about what comes apart easily and what does not. That difference is most of the quote.
The oven temperature sensor is the first stop in Samsung’s own troubleshooting flow and the named cause of C-20. It sits in the upper right corner of the cavity behind two screws. The broil element is nearly as simple, at two connectors and four screws.
The bake element surprises people. Samsung’s factory procedure has the technician cut a structural bracket at fourteen points with nippers. The cut piece is then turned over and refixed with six screws, which is why a bake element here is not a homeowner job.
The rest of the work is ordinary once you know the order.
Two details cost visits when missed. The inner door glass is coated on one face and goes in one way round. Control boards are replaced as assemblies rather than repaired.
On a slide-in the control box is serviced from the front, after the knobs come off and the door is open. There is no backguard, and that front-knob layout is what the recall is about.
A Samsung gas range keeps its pressure regulator at the manifold inlet, and Samsung says it stays in the line whichever fuel runs. Supply pressure sits inside a published band, so we measure it rather than estimate.
Converting one to propane is a defined job. All five surface orifices and both oven orifices change, and the regulator nozzle is reversed. Samsung specifies a qualified LP gas installer for that work, so ask us about your machine first.
Do not assume the conversion kit is in your carton. The one Samsung page saying it ships with the range is six years old and written for another country.
Three of Samsung’s own gas warnings are worth repeating.
The electrical side surprises owners on both fuels. A gas range still needs a dedicated 120 volt, 20 amp circuit. An electric range takes 240 or 208 volt service, and the cord is bought separately.
If your gas cooktop clicks and will not light, our guide to a gas stove clicking but not lighting walks the free checks. When the oven is the half that will not light, start with a gas oven that will not light.
At least nine Samsung ranges in the current line carry Flex Duo, where a removable Smart Divider splits one cavity into two zones.
The divider has a switch at the back of the oven, and that switch sits behind several of the calls we take. When a divider code shows, Samsung asks you to reseat the partition and check nothing presses on the switch.
Self-clean will not run while the Smart Divider is installed, which Samsung prints in its own troubleshooting table. The Air Fry tray also comes out before a self-clean.
The Dual Door is a lever mechanism rather than a stiff hinge. Samsung warns that pressing the lever halfway through opening the whole door can let the upper door swing open.
A cooktop dropped into a counter is not a range, and it is booked as its own repair. At least twelve standalone Samsung cooktops sit inside what we service, six gas and six electric radiant. The induction units are out.
The model and serial sticker sits underneath a Samsung cooktop and becomes unreachable once installed, so Samsung advises photographing it first.
Full detail lives on our cooktop repair page. Ranges and freestanding stoves of every brand are covered at range and stove repair.
Five checks take a few minutes, cost you nothing, and each one clears a call we are regularly booked for.
A locked door on a cold oven is usually Child Lock, or a control that wants a power cycle. Try that before you book. We have seen a visit end on that alone.
It becomes our job once the code returns after a power cycle. So does a bake or broil element, a sensor out of spec, a door lock motor that will not drive, or a board fault. If you smell gas, shut the supply off and call the utility first.
Samsung publishes a part number on almost every component it sells, and rarely publishes which range it fits. So the number on the failed part is what we source against. We fit OEM parts, and timing depends on whether the supplier has the part.
Our technicians are insured, and we price the work after we know the fault. You can book a Samsung range repair online and tell us the model number and what the display is doing.
These four come up on almost every Samsung range and stove call we take in Denver Metro.
Only if it is a slide-in electric model on the published list of 30 codes, all NE58 or NE63. Gas and freestanding machines are not in it.
No. Induction ranges are outside what we service, and we do not take the oven half of one either. We would rather tell you now than send a technician who cannot finish.
Usually not, because the two halves have separate heating parts on every fuel type. Our guides on an oven not heating up and an oven not turning on cover the free checks.
Ask us about your machine directly. Samsung specifies a qualified LP gas installer for that work, so the answer depends on the job rather than the brand.
Samsung cooking is one of the units we are called to most across Denver Metro Area.
Ovens and ranges together, from the cooking category page
Every Samsung appliance we service, in one place
LG is the comparison homeowners make, Bosch the step up
The Samsung cooking appliance repair category covers the pair, and the Samsung oven repair page takes the built-in half. The Samsung appliance repair hub lists the rest, alongside LG and Bosch.
We take Samsung range and stove calls in Denver, Aurora, Lakewood and Littleton, and across the rest of Denver Metro Area. Every repair carries a 100-day labor warranty, and we source Samsung parts through national supplier networks and manufacturer contracts.
Tell us the model number off the oven door frame and what the display is reading. We take Samsung range and stove calls across Denver Metro, and every repair carries a 100-day labor warranty.
Repair guides, maintenance tips and troubleshooting walkthroughs written by our insured technicians.

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