Samsung Wall Ovens

Samsung NQ70T5511

Model # NQ70T5511

Described on samsung.com as Combi Wall Oven Steam & Self Clean Air Fry | 1.9 cu.ft./5.1 cu.ft., the NQ70T5511 is a 1.9 cu. ft. 30-inch microwave combination wall oven. The upper cavity of the NQ70T5511 is a microwave with its own magnetron, high-voltage circuit and door switches, sharing a cabinet and a control with the oven below but not a heating system, so the oven half usually stays usable while the microwave half waits for a part.

On the NQ70T5511 a door that stays locked after self-clean is given time to cool fully before anything is done, since the lock is meant to hold while the cavity is hot; if it remains locked once cool, the lock motor and its switch are tested rather than the door being forced.

Key Features

  • 1.9 cu. ft. total capacity
  • 30-inch microwave combination wall oven
  • Air Fry mode
  • Self Clean cycle
  • Also sold as NQ70T5511DG - the same platform in black stainless steel, stainless steel

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

C-24 after a self-clean or a long bake

02

Microwave section running with no heat

03

Uneven browning between upper and lower cavities

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FAQ

Samsung NQ70T5511 FAQ

Yes. Samsung publishes one article for ranges and wall ovens, and the C-numbered codes on it - C-10 temperature sensor, C-24 abnormal temperature rise, C-F0 communication between boards - apply to the NQ70T5511 as well. What does not carry over to the NQ70T5511 is a C- code on a Samsung microwave, which uses the same numbering for different problems.

Wait until the NQ70T5511 is fully cool - the lock is designed to hold while the cavity is hot. Once the NQ70T5511 is cool and still locked, switching its breaker off for a few minutes and back on lets the control re-check the lock on many models. If the NQ70T5511 remains locked after that, leave the door alone rather than prying it and have the lock motor and its switch tested.

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