Thank you for the easy instructions, especially at the end. I also didn’t have the ribbon seated correctly initially. You saved me from panicking about that. I saved a few hundred bucks!
@@erinrisi happy to hear it helped! Yeah, I wanted to include the ribbon mistake, in case someone else did the same thing. Happy to hear that part was useful to include!
Thank you, yours is the 1st to help with our range. Our Samsumg Range was purchased during kitchen remodel in 2009. Has worked for us after all these years, except recently the left side elements running on high occasionally. The side that was used the most. Now our LED display numbers don't look like numbers. This particular replacement part is $100 +. Other than that, we've been satisfied with this range.
Happy it helped! As I said to a previous viewer, I left power on the range because these displays are stepped down to about 5 volts. I would recommend unplugging the range if you are replacing anything with the heating elements. Best of luck to you!
That circuit board says WARNING: HIGH VOLT which means at least somewhere on it there is mains voltage (120v in USA). I'm just amazed you didnt short out the board at the very least.
LED panels are stepped down to 5v. Was not working with the high voltage heating elements. As you can see, I did not short anything out. If this is not a method you feel comfortable with, feel free to make a video and post it up. I searched for an instructional video on this fix and was not successful.
Hi Steve: Appreciate you sharing your video and spending the time to do so. I don't encourage having kids coming anywhere near electrical devices because one miss and he could be electrocuted. Hope you understand my concern.
Ours is flickering as well but I can live with that although I am wondering whether the flickering is a precursor to a complete failure meaning the stove would not be usable. Has anyone waited until it fails? Secondly, what kind of assurances does anyone have that the replacement display doesn’t start flickering a year or two after installation as they are likely all from the same manufacturer.
Can’t tell you about the results after a year or two. But I can tell you in 7 months my parents haven’t had any further issues with the display or range. Up to personal preference on the choice to await total failure. I spent 10 days at my parents house last summer and thought I was going to have seizure after day two of looking at that display and my mom had mentioned it to me a few times previously. So I figured I’d be a good son and remind my parents why I’m their favorite 😉
Don't use the self cleaning feature on the range. I'm pretty sure that's what caused mine to flicker. It just gets too hot and starts to fry more delicate components.
Hi - by mistake i removed 'edge connection' power supply from the PCB. My control panel is now power less. PCB Part # DE96-01027A Can we "again" solder the edge connections ..?
Did ours today as the parts company had a 10% off sale at Christmas and decided to not delay any longer. I screwed up on the reinstallation of the ribbon wire on the extreme left side as I didn’t have the ribbon in squarely and fully and I got screwy outputs on the display. Corrected that after unplugging the power cord and redoing ribbon strip and small white plastic holder. Still pissed at Samsung for manufacturing such a defective display and even more 8:07 so for such an exorbitant price for such a simple part. Samsung, never again an appliance customer of yours.
This project was something I was helping my parents with and now my oven is doing the same thing. Definitely unimpressed with the quality of these Samsung components as well.
I just replaced mine and as I was putting everything back together I noticed a black wire with a metal ring on it that was hanging loose. I don’t remember it being under any of the screws that I took out but I don’t know what to do with it. It’s two black wires coming out of the right side that come together to one of those metal rings that look like they’re supposed to be held in place with a screw. Any ideas?
Yeah, I would agree with the ground wire possibly. You could look back at the point when I had the back cover removed and see if you can find where that black wire may connect.
Thanks for watching! Disconnecting power is definitely the safe option. I tend to keep power going for troubleshooting and instant gratification purposes. And yes these are high voltage in general and if troubleshooting a different component on the appliance I would definitely consider disconnecting power. But the displays on these are typically stepped down to around 5 volts.
Thought I added it to the description. Rookie move on my part. Samsung DE07-00129A LED Display... www.amazon.com/dp/B01BN0AX7A?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Bonjour et merci d'avoir regardé ! Le numéro de pièce pour l'affichage LED sur cette gamme spécifique est DE07-00129A. J'ai mis le lien Amazon dans la description.
Thank you for the easy instructions, especially at the end. I also didn’t have the ribbon seated correctly initially. You saved me from panicking about that. I saved a few hundred bucks!
@@erinrisi happy to hear it helped! Yeah, I wanted to include the ribbon mistake, in case someone else did the same thing. Happy to hear that part was useful to include!
Thank you, yours is the 1st to help with our range. Our Samsumg Range was purchased during kitchen remodel in 2009. Has worked for us after all these years, except recently the left side elements running on high occasionally. The side that was used the most. Now our LED display numbers don't look like numbers. This particular replacement part is $100 +.
Other than that, we've been satisfied with this range.
Happy it helped!
As I said to a previous viewer, I left power on the range because these displays are stepped down to about 5 volts. I would recommend unplugging the range if you are replacing anything with the heating elements.
Best of luck to you!
Whre did you buy the parts?
Tell me you’re in the military without telling me you’re in the military…😂 you made it so easy a supply guy could do it.
😂 thanks! Hope it helped.
That circuit board says WARNING: HIGH VOLT which means at least somewhere on it there is mains voltage (120v in USA). I'm just amazed you didnt short out the board at the very least.
Ya I work on live switches and outlets all the time but I'd never work on a control board live for fear of tha
LED panels are stepped down to 5v. Was not working with the high voltage heating elements. As you can see, I did not short anything out. If this is not a method you feel comfortable with, feel free to make a video and post it up. I searched for an instructional video on this fix and was not successful.
Hi Steve: Appreciate you sharing your video and spending the time to do so. I don't encourage having kids coming anywhere near electrical devices because one miss and he could be electrocuted. Hope you understand my concern.
Thanks! Hope the video was helpful
Thanks same problem here, going to replace when part arrives! Hopefully I remember the ribbon lol
Hope it helps! Yeah, I wasn’t going to add that fumble, but I figured it would help people save a couple minutes.
Ours is flickering as well but I can live with that although I am wondering whether the flickering is a precursor to a complete failure meaning the stove would not be usable.
Has anyone waited until it fails?
Secondly, what kind of assurances does anyone have that the replacement display doesn’t start flickering a year or two after installation as they are likely all from the same manufacturer.
Can’t tell you about the results after a year or two. But I can tell you in 7 months my parents haven’t had any further issues with the display or range.
Up to personal preference on the choice to await total failure. I spent 10 days at my parents house last summer and thought I was going to have seizure after day two of looking at that display and my mom had mentioned it to me a few times previously. So I figured I’d be a good son and remind my parents why I’m their favorite 😉
Don't use the self cleaning feature on the range. I'm pretty sure that's what caused mine to flicker. It just gets too hot and starts to fry more delicate components.
@@lisao3041I have never used the self cleaning before and I also have the flickering problem ☠️
Hi - by mistake i removed 'edge connection' power supply from the PCB. My control panel is now power less. PCB Part # DE96-01027A
Can we "again" solder the edge connections ..?
Did ours today as the parts company had a 10% off sale at Christmas and decided to not delay any longer.
I screwed up on the reinstallation of the ribbon wire on the extreme left side as I didn’t have the ribbon in squarely and fully and I got screwy outputs on the display. Corrected that after unplugging the power cord and redoing ribbon strip and small white plastic holder.
Still pissed at Samsung for manufacturing such a defective display and even more 8:07 so for such an exorbitant price for such a simple part.
Samsung, never again an appliance customer of yours.
This project was something I was helping my parents with and now my oven is doing the same thing. Definitely unimpressed with the quality of these Samsung components as well.
Thanks! Exactly what I needed
Happy to hear it helped! Hope you are able to get it fixed easily enough.
Happy to hear it helped! Hope you are able to get it fixed easily enough.
I just replaced mine and as I was putting everything back together I noticed a black wire with a metal ring on it that was hanging loose. I don’t remember it being under any of the screws that I took out but I don’t know what to do with it. It’s two black wires coming out of the right side that come together to one of those metal rings that look like they’re supposed to be held in place with a screw. Any ideas?
That sounds like a ground wire. Put it make sure its held down by a screw. Its very important
Yeah, I would agree with the ground wire possibly. You could look back at the point when I had the back cover removed and see if you can find where that black wire may connect.
I would unplug it or shut off the power at the circuit breaker before doing this work. These are high voltage appliances.
Thanks for watching! Disconnecting power is definitely the safe option. I tend to keep power going for troubleshooting and instant gratification purposes. And yes these are high voltage in general and if troubleshooting a different component on the appliance I would definitely consider disconnecting power. But the displays on these are typically stepped down to around 5 volts.
I cringed when I saw your son working on that project with power still on.@@stevenash3949
How much is the part from Amazon? Can someone please provide a link to it?
Thought I added it to the description. Rookie move on my part.
Samsung DE07-00129A LED Display... www.amazon.com/dp/B01BN0AX7A?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
thanks ,was helpful
Thanks! Happy to hear!
Bonjour..c'est koi le numéro de la pièce svp..merci
Bonjour et merci d'avoir regardé ! Le numéro de pièce pour l'affichage LED sur cette gamme spécifique est DE07-00129A. J'ai mis le lien Amazon dans la description.
@@stevenash3949 merci!🙂
Samsung suck I don't buy there product no more,
Have the same problem. Samsung appliances are junk