Samsung Ranges

Samsung NSE80H63SR

Model # NSE80H63SR

The NSE80H63SR is a slide-in electric range, listed on samsung.com as Bespoke Smart Slide-in Electric Range Pro Style Design | Air Fry Max True Convection. The NSE80H63SR 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.

Work on the NSE80H63SR 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

  • Slide-in electric range
  • Air Fry mode with a dedicated tray
  • True convection with a heated fan element
  • Convection fan baking
  • SmartThings Wi-Fi connection with remote preheat
  • Bespoke finish and trim

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Display dark after a power interruption

02

Oven slow to preheat or under temperature

03

Convection fan noisy or silent

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Samsung NSE80H63SR FAQ

On the NSE80H63SR, 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.

With the breaker for the NSE80H63SR 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 NSE80H63SR, 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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