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Samsung NSI6DG9500SR

Model # NSI6DG9500SR

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The NSI6DG9500SR is a 6.3 cu. ft. slide-in induction range, listed on samsung.com as Bespoke Slide-in Induction Range Air Fry Wi-Fi | 6.3 cu.ft.. The induction zones on the NSI6DG9500SR are driven by power boards that must detect a suitable pan before they heat, and an underlined u over a zone is that pan-detection notice rather than a problem; a zone that stays cold with a known-good pan is a board or coil test.

Work on the NSI6DG9500SR begins with the breaker off and the oven cool; the rear panel and the control housing come off and the sensor, elements and relays are measured before any part is ordered.

Key Features

  • 6.3 cu. ft. oven capacity
  • Slide-in induction range
  • Air Fry mode with a dedicated tray
  • 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

C-F0 communication code between boards

03

Induction zone showing an underlined u

Error Codes Common to This Model

C-24

Samsung Range C-24 Error Code

C-F0

Samsung Range C-F0 Error Code

-dE- / -dC-

Samsung Range -dE- and -dC- (Flex Duo Partition) Error Code

door

Samsung Range door Error Code

u

Samsung Range Underlined u Error Code

tESt / tE5t

Samsung Range tESt and tE5t Display (Not an Error)

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FAQ

Samsung NSI6DG9500SR FAQ

Pan detection. The NSI6DG9500SR shows an underlined u when the cookware on that zone is unsuitable - the wrong material, too small, or not flat - and refuses to power the coil. Try a pan you know works on induction, centered on the zone; if a known-good pan still triggers the u, the zone’s sensing circuit or power board needs testing.

On the NSI6DG9500SR, Samsung’s range article says a C-10 that appears during self-diagnosis can be ignored if the oven then heats normally. If it also runs cold or uneven, the oven temperature sensor is the part to test, with the breaker off and the rear panel removed.

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