Customer Questions and Answers for Range Oven Temperature Sensor by Samsung

Jason, the temperature sensor DG32-00002B can be tested from the main control while the range is unplugged from the wall outlet. The sensor should measure 1080 Ohms at room temperature by testing the wires at connection CN401. If this tests good, then the convection and bake circuits can be tested by placing one probe at the terminal T602 (keep the probe here as the common test point) and then placing the other probe at the connections T605 (bake ignitor DG94-00520A circuit should measure 36 Ohms of resistance) and T607 (convection heater DG47-00017B circuit should measure 18 Ohms of resistance). If either of these circuits failed, then the part that failed would need to be changed. If all of the circuits tested good, then the main control DE92-02588C has failed.

Mike, The error is for the temp sensor. Correct resistance reading should be 1094 ohms of resistance at room temp. Also, the igniter should have a resistance of between 40 and 400 to read correctly and at the terminals on the gas valve itself should show a reading of between 3.0 to 3.6 amps with an amp meter. If the igniter is glowing and the amp draw is correct then replace the gas valve.

Hello Edwin, this sounds typical of an electrical supply problem to the stove, usually involving a poor neutral . If you have a multimeter you can check the terminal block wire connections and voltages 120v L1 to neutral,120v L2 to neutral and 240v L1 to L2.do it first with the stove not turned on and then turned on, if you see a difference in the voltage readings then contact an electrician.

Hello Jon, the ohm reading on oven temperature sensor at room temperature is correct.The oven burner glow bar ignitor is tested with an amprobe ,amp reading in use would be between 3.3-3.6 amps, since you don't have an amprobe and based on the symptoms it is likely the ignitor is weak. Part is DG94-00520A.

Lily, you will want to check to ensure that the wiring is securely connected to the control and fan motor. You will also want to check to ensure the control lockout feature is not engaged (a little padlock image will show just under the time if it is). From there, you will want to check for voltage at the fan motor. The fan motor should receive 120VAC. If the motor is getting 120 VAC, then the motor DG31-00014C is bad, unfortunately this motor has been discontinued and is no longer available. If the motor is not getting voltage, then you will want to test for voltage output at the control connection. If the control is not sending 120VAC, then the control DE92-02588C is bad. If the control does send 120VAC, but the motor is not receiving it, then there is a wiring issue.

Barb, It would be recommended to check to make sure that the oven sensor is good and has a resistance reading of 1090 ohms at room temp. If this checks ok then the issue would most likely be a faulty main control board.

Letitia, You will want to check the oven sensor to make sure that it is good as it will be the most likely cause for the E28 error code.

Efrain, Being that this is a "gas" range, and there are no error codes mentioned, or issues with the cook top burners mentioned, We would suspect a weak, or failing DG94-00520A / DG94-00520A Assy-Hot Surface Igniter. A weak glow bar igniter can cause low temperatures and intermittent operation of the oven.

Hello Tom, This can be caused by the broil element DG47-00055A or by the relay on the control DE92-03019J.

Jax, This issue will most likely be caused by a faulty control board DE94-03441A which unfortunately has been discontinued with no suitable replacement available.