Samsung Wall Oven HGPR48CR Parts

If your gas burners won't light or flame goes out repeatedly, this spark module may need replacement. Controls ignition and re-ignition. DIY repair.

If your oven won't ignite or heat, the hot surface igniter likely needs replacement. This part ignites gas to heat your oven. DIY-friendly repair.

Seals the dual burner assembly to the cooktop surface, preventing spills and ensuring proper support. Replace when worn to restore a snug fit and reliable burner operation. Verify fit with your model number.

Secures the LED assembly for stable indicator lights and display. Replace if lights are loose, misaligned, or flickering. Confirm fit with your model.

This straight bake burner replaces the oven's lower gas burner to restore consistent bake heat and flame. It installs in the oven floor and connects to the regulator and igniter assembly for normal gas flow to the bake chamber. What it does:

• Provides the primary gas flame for the oven's bake function
• Restores even baking when the oven fails to reach or hold set temperatures
• Replaces corroded, warped, or damaged burner tubes that produce weak or irregular flames
• Helps eliminate yellow or sputtering flames caused by burner damage or blockage

• One straight bake burner assembly

• Shut off power and gas supply before beginning service; follow all local codes
• Basic hand tools are typically required; gentle handling prevents deformation of the burner tube

A replacement service screw used to secure appliance panels and components. Durable fastener sized for common service points, making repairs and panel reassembly quick and reliable. What it does:

• Secures trim, access panels, brackets or small components during service and reassembly
• Commonly used where a shallow truss/wafer head is needed to sit flush without catching
• Helps stop rattling or loose parts caused by missing or stripped screws
• Matches OEM fit for compatible assemblies when the OEM part number is required

• One service screw (#8 x 1/2" truss/wafer head) as specified by the OEM part number

• Use the matching size driver to avoid cam-out and head damage
• Hand-start fasteners to avoid cross-threading; tighten until snug — do not overtighten
• Wear safety glasses and disconnect power before working on electrical appliances
• If a screw threads into plastic or thin sheet metal, consider replacing with the same OEM screw to preserve original threads

Oven overheating or won't turn on? This hi-limit thermostat opens at 275°F to prevent overheating damage. Direct replacement restores safety protection.