“Oven does not work I recently purchased a Samsung range for a house we were remodeling. When we went to use the range, the top burners work fine but the oven controles and elements did not come on. We had a contractor who was working at the time check it and he did not see any loose wires and said that the wiring was correct. This weekend we were replacing the outlets and switches and when shutting off the power we discoverd that the breaker marked RANGE also powered 4 outlets. I'm thinking that the power source going to the range is not 220. Would the burners work on 110? An electrician was the one who did the wiring in the kitchen--or so I was told!!!”
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It could very well be that the stove top is 110. It should be very easy to check your wires with a multimeter. If you aren't comfortable, ask a friend. There are a lot of people who are comfortable doing this. You need 2 hot wires (usually black and red) going to the range along with a Neutral wire (usually) white. You should also have a ground (green).
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I'm sorry to hear you're having an issue with your FE-R300SX. It's unlikely that the cooktop would function properly with only a 110V connection, but more importantly, it's extremely important that the range is connected to an appropriately powered, 240V/60 Hz/40-amp circuit in order for it to operate properly and safely. I would suggest having a qualified electrician check the circuit to ensure it's up to code. If it's determined that the connection is functioning correctly, then please call 888-BEST BUY or 800-SAMSUNG to speak with an agent who will be happy to assist you further. Thank you, Ms. Samsung
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