DIY / HOW TO - Replace & Repair Burner for Samsung Range (NE58K9850WS/AA)
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Skill Level
IntermediateTime Required
Half dayEstimated Cost
$50–200Equipment
Samsung NE58K9850WS/AAPermit Required
NoTools Needed
screwdrivers, multimeter, socket wrench set🔥 Repairing a Samsung Slide-In Flex Duo Range Burner 🔥
Is one of your stove burners not working properly? In this detailed video, I walk you through the step-by-step process of diagnosing and repairing a broken triple-size burner element on a **Samsung Slide-In Flex Duo Range**. From removing the cooktop and control panel to replacing the faulty burner with a compatible replacement part, I’ll show you how to get your range back in perfect working order. 🛠️
✅ **What you’ll learn in this video:**
- How to locate your stove’s model and serial number.
- Diagnosing issues with a triple-size burner element.
- Disassembling and reassembling the cooktop and control panel.
- Installing and wiring a replacement burner element.
- Testing the repair to ensure success.
Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or just want to save on repair costs, this guide is perfect for tackling your range issues with confidence!
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Burner Replacement I Purchased: https://a.co/d/8m7ko1z
BOOKMARKS:
00:00 - Introduction & Problem
00:55 - Locating Model & Serial #
01:22 - Demo of Issue
02:20 - Pulling Stove Out From Wall
02:26 - Unplugging Range
02:30 - Removing Control Panel Screws
03:15 - Rocking Out Control Panel
04:01 - Analyzing Connections We Need To Unplug
05:53 - Unplugging Control Panel Connectors
08:29 - Loosening Up The Cooktop (Front)
09:51 - Loosening Up The Cooktop (Back)
11:15 - Removing Entire Back Panel
13:17 - Checking Cooktop (Back)
13:49 - Removing Cooktop For Service
14:09 - Initial Analysis Of Cooktop Cover
15:00 - Removing Cooktop Cover Panel
16:33 - Initial Analysis of the Burner
17:20 - Comparing Replacement vs. Original
18:38 - Bracket Removal
20:02 - Bracket Tab Removal
21:02 - Remove Old Burner Assembly
21:42 - Making Note Of Labels On Terminal Block
22:12 - Removing The Connections From Terminals
23:01 - Why Old Burner Isn’t Working
24:06 - Removing Clips From Old Burner
24:36 - Testing Fit Of New Burner
26:01 - Translating Wiring Labels (New to Old)
27:05 - Re-installing Clips on New Burner
30:34 - Re-inserting Metal Tabs To Bracket
31:33 - Re-connecting Connectors to Terminals
33:42 - Re-attaching the Bracket
33:55 - Cable Wrap
34:25 - Re-installing the Cover
36:47 - Putting Cooktop Back On Range
37:49 - Re-installing Back Panel
40:25 - Re-connecting Control Panel Wiring
43:28 - Securing Cooktop (Front)
44:08 - Popping Control Panel Back In
44:58 - Plugging Range Back In
45:09 - Testing The Repair
45:37 - Outro