Samsung Ranges

Samsung NSG80H60SE

Model # NSG80H60SE

Described by Samsung as Bespoke Smart Slide-in Gas Range Pro Style Design | Air Fry Max True Convection, the NSG80H60SE is a slide-in gas range. The oven in the NSG80H60SE lights with a glow-bar igniter that must draw enough current to open the safety valve; an igniter that glows but never lights the burner is the single most common oven failure on Samsung’s gas ranges, and it is measured rather than assumed.

On the NSG80H60SE, tESt on the display means demonstration mode and is switched off by the button combination in the owner’s manual, and bAd LinE means the power connection is not fully seated; both are explained before a visit is booked.

Key Features

  • Slide-in gas 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

C-F0 communication code between boards

02

Convection fan noisy or silent

03

Surface burner sparking without lighting

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Samsung NSG80H60SE FAQ

Do not switch any light or appliance on or off, do not light anything, open a window if one is right there, get everyone out and call your gas utility or the emergency number from outside. Only after the gas company has confirmed the supply is safe should the NSG80H60SE itself be examined, with the supply shut at the appliance valve before the range is moved.

Usually. The glow-bar igniter in the NSG80H60SE has to draw enough current to open the oven safety valve, and a weak one glows without ever letting gas through. It is measured, not guessed: with the gas shut at the appliance valve and the range unplugged, the oven floor comes out and the igniter current is read under load.

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