Parts for Samsung 9336: Oven Explode View - Parts

This R-NET control board is the main electronic interface that governs refrigerator functions, restoring control of user interface and system signals to help the appliance respond correctly to user inputs. What it does

• Receives and processes commands from the fridge control panel and user inputs.
• Manages communication between the user interface and refrigeration components.
• Common symptom linkage: no display or unresponsive control panel.
• Common symptom linkage: intermittent or no control over dispenser, ice, or other electronic features.

• Disconnect power before servicing to prevent shock or damage.
• Handle board by edges and avoid static discharge; use ESD protection if available.
• Some panel removal and connector unplugging required; keep fasteners for reassembly.

This R-CAR assembly is a direct-replacement component that restores proper operation where the original R-CAR is used. Replace a worn or damaged unit to return smooth, reliable movement and function. What it does:

• Replaces the original R-CAR assembly to restore intended part movement and alignment
• Helps eliminate binding, sticking, or irregular motion caused by worn components
• Supports proper engagement with adjoining parts for dependable operation
• Useful when visible damage, cracking, or excessive play is present

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Handle small fasteners and clips carefully; keep parts organized for reassembly.
• Follow the OEM service manual or diagrams for exact removal and installation steps.

A replacement diode that directs electrical current in appliance power and control circuits to help restore proper operation and protect components from reverse current. Use this part when an electrical circuit is failing or components are not receiving steady power. What it does:

• Rectifies current to allow flow in one direction and block reverse current in power/control circuits
• Helps protect transformers, motors, and control boards from back feed or spikes
• Common symptom: appliance won't power on or has intermittent power
• Common symptom: blown fuses or tripped breakers linked to the circuit
• Common symptom: erratic control behavior or error codes related to power

• Disconnect power at the breaker and unplug the appliance before servicing
• Handle as an electronic/static-sensitive component; avoid touching terminals
• Inspect wiring and mounting for heat or physical damage before installing

This high-voltage diode directs and converts the microwave's HV circuit current so the magnetron can produce heat. Replacing a failed diode restores correct high-voltage flow and helps resolve heating problems. What it does:

• Converts and directs high-voltage current in the magnetron circuit
• Helps enable the magnetron to generate microwave energy for cooking
• Commonly linked to no-heat or weak-heat symptoms
• Can cause blown fuses or arcing when failed

• One high-voltage diode

• Disconnect power and verify the capacitor is fully discharged before servicing
• High-voltage components can be lethal; use insulated tools and observe safety procedures
• Test related components (capacitor, fuse, magnetron) if symptoms persist