OEM Samsung Range Parts & Accessories

Long Oven Sensor

$34.75

Fix Number: FIX1570174
Manufacturer Part Number: 12001656

This is a factory-certified oven sensor kit with two harness adapters. Its purpose is to sense the temperature inside the oven. Replacing this part can fix an oven that is not reaching the proper temperature (too hot or not hot enough), not heating evenly, or an oven that will not start. To access this part, you will need access to the back of the range. Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screws on the access panel. Once the access panel is removed, you will notice a hole on the right side of the oven where the temperature sensor comes out of the oven. You will need to unplug the wire harness, and then open the oven door, locate it in the upper left corner, and remove the screws holding the temperature sensor in place. Pull the sensor out of the back of the oven, and replace it with your new part.

Fixes these symptoms

Door won’t open after self cleaning cycle
Element will not heat
Little to no heat when baking
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Installation Instructions

Michael from Pearl River, NY

Oven did not heat up

Removed the oven door, removed existing screws. Pulled wire carefully out of opening, unclip connection. Reattached connection screwed back new sensor attached oven door finished. Read more...

Oven Igniter - Vertical Mount Bake and Broil

$93.48

★★★★★

5 Reviews

Fix Number: FIX2085070
Manufacturer Part Number: 74007498

If your gas range is not lighting or coming up to temperature, there may be an issue with the igniter. The igniter is used to create a spark that lights the gas, and if it is glowing but will not light then the igniter will need to be replaced. This part is an authentic OEM replacement oven igniter for your gas range. The part comes with a metallic mounting bracket, and a dual wire lead that is 7-inches in length. Before beginning this repair, please be sure to disconnect both the power and gas supply to your range.

Fixes these symptoms

Element will not heat
Gas igniter glows, but will not light
Gas smell
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Installation Instructions

John from Sterling Heights, MI

Oven was taking twice as long to preheat.

I first removed the oven door by opening it slightly and lifting it straight up. This gives you easier access to inside the oven. Remove the inside grates and bottom of oven floor- (2 tabs in back slide toward you then lift up).Carefully slide oven away from the wall. Disturb the gas line as little as possible. Unplug the appliance. Now you have access to the igniter (inside of oven), and the igniter plug (behind the oven). I then removed 2 hex nut bolts (5/16") on igniter bracket, unplugged the igniter- (back of oven), and fished the wires back through the oven wall. For installation of the new igniter, reverse this procedure. Note that the hole in the back of the oven where the wires run through has heat resistant cotton-like material to help seal that hole. This is where I used the needle nose pliers to shift that material around. Read more...

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Top Burner Igniter

$41.20

★★★★★

1 Review

Fix Number: FIX2082000
Manufacturer Part Number: 74004053

This top burner igniter comes with a mounting bracket.

Fixes these symptoms

Element will not heat
Gas igniter glows, but will not light
Will Not Start
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Installation Instructions

Hal from Chatsworth, GA

Rusted gas burners

Removed 4 burners from cooking module.A hammer works from the bottom of the burner to loosen up all the rust.Cleaned all the rust off the burner plate.Before installing the new burners. I filled the inside bottom cavity with muffler repair paste from Auto Zone.It comes in a plastic container. The purpose is to keep the burner from rusting over time when hot and exposed to air and failing again.Installed the burners in the pan and coated the exposed metal with same repair paste.Let the unit dry for 2 days.Installer ignitor parts.Installed gas feed tubes, Ground wire from both ignitor base screws to bottom cover screw. The purpose is to assure a good ground to base.Re-connected feed wire to ignitor base plugThe biggest cause of module failure is rust. Placed units back in the unit and no problems.All four burners fired right up.$190.vs $600 new modules. This will probably last for years.Jen Air is not going to be very happy that I won't be buying their whole module replacement package @ $300 each every three years.If you pay 3 grand for a cooktop it should last longerThanks guys for making individual parts available.It takes a little time but, in the long run, it's worth it! Read more...

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