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Customer Questions and Answers for Range Temperature Sensor Thermistor by Samsung

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Part Number: OEM16735935
Manufacturer Part Number: DG32-00004C

The Range Temperature Sensor Thermistor is a reliable component designed to accurately monitor temperature levels in your Samsung range. This genuine OEM part ensures precise temperature readings, helping your appliance maintain optimal cooking conditions. Crafted with high-quality materials, the Range Temperature Sensor Thermistor delivers consistent performance and durability, ensuring long-lasting functionality. When your range experiences temperature inconsistencies, replacing the sensor with this genuine OEM part restores accurate heat regulation, enhancing your cooking experience. Compatible with a wide range of Samsung range models, this sensor guarantees a perfect fit and easy installation. By maintaining proper temperature control, the Range Temperature Sensor Thermistor helps prevent issues like overheating or undercooking, providing peace of mind and efficient appliance operation. Trust in this genuine OEM part to keep your Samsung range functioning smoothly and effectively, ensuring reliable performance for all your cooking needs.

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For Samsung Range Temperature Sensor Thermistor (Part Number: OEM16735935)

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Rachel, Thank you for your question. You will need to check the element limiter as this will close the circuit for the light. The element will be the most likely cause for this issue.

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Don, Start by using a multimeter and checking for proper voltage to the element. If you have the proper voltage to the element and it does not heat up, it is bad and would need to be replaced. If you do not have the voltage at the element then you have a control or a wiring issue.

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Doug for Model Number NE58F9500/AA

Hello, and thank you for taking my question. Our Samsung oven is less than seven years old and has recently developed a problem. The oven will preheat to the requested temperature such as 375°, and then after placing food in the oven, It will drop down to 250°. It will no longer bake a cake or a casserole. I can turn the oven off and then back on and preheat to 375° and it will go up to that temperature according to the separate thermometer. The digital display appears to function properly. my wife is wondering if we just need to replace the oven with a new one.

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Hello Doug, thank you for contacting APP, It is possible that the Bake Element DG47-00020B has failed, or the Main Control DE92-02439G is not sending voltage to the element. This unit will alternate the bake and broil elements to reach preheat temperatures, and seem to be preheating properly, then cut the broil element out and maintain temps via the bake element once preheat has been achieved.

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Uncle Ernie, Start by testing the oven sensor, put the unit to 350, and then test to see if the resistance is approximately 1654 ohms. Then let the temperature start dropping and see if the resistance drops with it. This could be a faulty sensor or a faulty control board.

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David, Thanks for the question!!! It would be the sensor or the control board. Check the resistance of the probe at room temperature. Use the chart below to see if the sensor is good. If the reading is bad replace the sensor or if they are off replace the control. Temperature (degrees F) Probe Resistance (Ohms) 59 1056.99 68 1075.92 77 1094.83 86 1113.71 95 1132.56

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Celt, the lower sensor DG32-00004C would need to be tested for resistance. At room temperature it should measure around 1100 Ohms. When heated, it should measure 1151 Ohms at 104°F, 1188 Ohms at 122°F, and 1374 Ohms at 212°F. This can be tested from the rear of the range before and after it has heated or by removing the sensor and using a hair dryer (or other indirect heat source). If this tests good, the failure would be in the main control. The REV number of this model would be necessary to identify the correct control.

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Tracy, With the unit getting too hot, it would be best to ensure that the wiring between the board and sensors is good and if it is then the board will be the issue.

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Leigh, it would be recommended that the bake element DG47-00020B and the broil element DG47-00058A be tested for resistance. The bake element should measure between 17-19 Ohms and the broil element should measure between 12-14 Ohms. If these things test good, the failure would likely be in the main control DE92-03960A.

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Hello Bob, we do not have any service information on this model however usually for Samsung range models the diagnostic sequence is , Press the Clock pad, then Touch pads 1,2,3,4,Touch Clock and Wake Up pads together for 2 seconds, error codes are displayed, Press the 0 pad to display last 5 codes, Press off /clear to exit test.

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Erick, if the temperature will increase to the set temperature as soon as the cycle is stopped and restarted, the failure would be in the main control DE92-02439G.

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