Samsung Ranges

Samsung NSE6DG8100SR

Model # NSE6DG8100SR

Described by Samsung as Bespoke Slide-in Electric Range Fingerprint Resistant | Wi-Fi 6.3 cu.ft., the NSE6DG8100SR is a 6.3 cu. ft. slide-in electric range. The NSE6DG8100SR reports oven problems as C-numbered codes – C-10 for the temperature sensor, C-24 for a cavity heating beyond its target, C-F0 for a communication failure between boards – and Samsung notes a C-10 during self-diagnosis can be ignored if the oven then heats normally.

We say plainly when an older slide-in range like the NSE6DG8100SR is closer to replacement than repair, and we quote a control board only after confirming it is available.

Key Features

  • 6.3 cu. ft. oven capacity
  • Slide-in electric range
  • SmartThings Wi-Fi connection with remote preheat
  • Bespoke finish and trim

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

C-10 sensor code after start-up

02

Oven slow to preheat or under temperature

03

C-24 after the oven ran hotter than set

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Samsung NSE6DG8100SR FAQ

Demonstration mode. Samsung shows tESt or tE5t when the NSE6DG8100SR has been put into the showroom setting that lights the controls without powering the heating parts, and it is switched on by a button combination that is easy to hit while cleaning the panel. The NSE6DG8100SR’s owner’s manual lists the combination to turn it off; no repair is involved.

With the breaker for the NSE6DG8100SR off and the oven cool, the element is held by two screws at the back wall and two push-on wires, and many owners do change it. Before ordering a part for the NSE6DG8100SR, though, confirm it has actually failed - a broken or blistered element is obvious, but an element that looks fine and stays cold is usually a relay board or sensor problem, and a new element will not fix that.

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