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- Need help replacing the Temperature Sensor (Part # DG32-00002B) in your Samsung Range? Watch this how-to video with simple, step-by-step instructions for a successful DIY repair.
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Fix Part Number: FIX4240743
OEM Part Number: DG32-00002B
Why you might need to replace the Temperature Sensor:
1. Little to no heat when baking
What tools you need for this repair:
• small flat blade screwdriver
• #2 phillips screwdriver
• locking pliers
• needle nose pliers
The information in this video is specific to Samsung Ranges. To find an Temperature Sensor specific to your model Range, or to use our helpful model number locator, visit www.fix.com
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Thank you so much for this. I'm a retired female and was able to save some money by doing this repair myself, with your help of course.
FANTASTIC TUTORIAL FROM BOTH TEACHER AND VIDEOGRAPHER!! EXCELLENT !!!!!!!!
worked and saved me a lot of money, less than $20, thank you very much.
Thank you so much for this very thorough instructional video. We were fortunate enough that we didn't have to remove the broiler element, but even if we did have to, I am sure it would have been a simple task thanks to you! Keep doing what you do!! Only cost $28 and 30 minutes of time for this repair. 🤗
Thank you so much! Just bought a house, and we keep finding stupid things the White-Collar owners never bothered with. Saved me some time figuring it out!
Thanks Steve for a very detailed and a complete walk through. Made this an easy job with no surprises.
EXCELLENT tutorial & photography work!
Just what I needed, I have no experience and was able to follow!
thank you!
Thank you
Thank you Steve, I was able to fix my oven my wife thinks I"m wonderful.
Fantastic! Always happy to help!
Hi Steve…a quick question if I may…the readout has been “flickering” for quite some time on my Samsung electric stove yet the oven and cooktop have functioned perfectly. As off a few days ago, the cooktop continues to function normally but, the oven temp does not match the readout temperature. Readout temperature says 350 degrees but in reality, it has only reached 250 degrees. It seems I have multiple issues…any suggestions?
You must have the same mod as me. Mine started flickering after one year. I need to see about replacing it too
Same problem but no flickering. Just not reaching temp that the oven says it is.
Changed the Temp Sensor and bake element, but oven still not reaching the baking temperature set even though oven says it has. What gives with that?
Did you figure out the issue
I can't seem to find where to buy this temperature sensor from. Im in Canada
AMAZON
Is this for the oven or the stove top??
Oven there are no sensors on stove top
Diese Temeratursensoren gehen wohl ständig kaput beim Samsung Backofen. Bei uns schon 2 mal in ein paar Monaten. Wir haben ein ganz neues Model.
This, and my LED display missing lines. The 8 might look like a 3. Am I the only one who thinks everything made today is disposable garbage? I have a Whirlpool fridge from 1991. I refuse to replace, even with the wife being angry (some would argue hostile) at times. It works, and I know people who've replace 3 to 4 in the same 30 plus years.
Never should've replaced my old washer. I bought a 1200$ G.E. front loader I ended up tossing out because the main spider that holds the basket broke. G.E. said tough luck!