Last updated: 2026-10-30 · By Fix It or Replace editorial team
Samsung Range Burner Not Working? Gas Burner Won't Light or Keeps Clicking, Electric Element Won't Heat: Fixes, Costs and Repair vs Replace (2026)
Quick answer
If you smell gas, stop here. Turn the knob to OFF, get everyone out, and call your gas supplier from outside or a neighbor's phone, as Samsung's manual says. Don't touch switches.
Gas burner won't light: Samsung's checks, cheapest first
- Push the knob in, then turn it to Lite. You should hear clicking, which Samsung says means the ignition system is working. Leave it on Lite until the burner lights, then turn it to your flame level.
- Seat the burner head and cap. Samsung's manual lists a cap that isn't in place or a misaligned burner base as causes. The head's electrode opening must line up with the electrode, the head must sit flat, and the cap should spin but not slide or wiggle. Caps and heads aren't interchangeable.
- Clean it. Wash caps and heads in hot soapy water, clear clogged ports with a sewing needle or twist tie, and clean the electrode. Let everything dry fully. Don't let water reach the burner base or the brass orifice.
- None of the burners light? Check that the range is plugged in, and check the fuse or breaker. If they spark but don't light, the gas supply may be off or not connected properly. Samsung says to have your gas company or installer check it.
- Clicking that won't stop? All burners click when any knob is on Lite; that's normal. Clicking with no knob on Lite usually means moisture on the ignition switches behind the knobs. Samsung says heat the cooktop or oven, or unplug it and let it dry a couple of hours or overnight.
- Big yellow flames? Samsung's manual points to the wrong orifice (LP versus natural gas). Call your installer.
Electric element won't heat:
- Check the knob. On dual and triple elements, a knob put back on the wrong stem after cleaning makes the heat seem wrong, Samsung says.
- Check the cookware and voltage. Use flat pans that match the element size. Samsung recommends 240 V; on 208 V the range works but heats more slowly.
- One element cold, the rest fine? Samsung says that needs service. The usual parts are the radiant element or its control switch.
Power outage? Samsung says you can light a gas burner with a long gas grill lighter: hold it at the burner, push the knob in, turn it to Lite, then light it.
Repair or replace? Most dead burners are a cap, a wet igniter, or a breaker. An igniter or switch is a modest repair. A radiant element is pricier but still usually worth it on a range under about 10 years old. See the calculator below.
Our partner pro call line is coming soon. Until then: if your appliance may still be under warranty, contact the manufacturer first. Otherwise, get two or three written quotes from local appliance repair companies, and ask about the diagnostic fee and the parts-and-labor warranty.
Verdict at a glance
| Your situation | What it usually means | Our verdict |
|---|---|---|
| Cap off-center, wet or dirty burner, knob not on Lite, clicking after a spill or cleaning, range unplugged, breaker tripped, knob on the wrong stem | Setup, moisture, or cleaning | ✅ Free fix |
| One gas burner won't spark with a clean, dry, seated burner; nonstop clicking that doesn't dry out; one electric element dead | Igniter (electrode), igniter switch, spark module; radiant element or control switch | 🔧 Usually worth repairing |
| Gas smell at a knob, a weak flame on every burner, a cracked glass top, or a board problem on an older range | Gas valve or supply; cooktop glass; electronics | ♻️ Call a pro first, then compare |
Safety check before any DIY (30 seconds)
Stop and don't start the DIY steps below if any of these is true:
- You smell gas. Samsung's manual: if a knob is on and the burner isn't lit, turn it off. If it's a leak, clear everyone out and call your gas supplier from a neighbor's phone (your phone could spark); if you can't reach them, call the fire department.
- The cooktop is hot or powered. Samsung says turn the power off and let all surfaces cool before cleaning any part.
- You'd need to pull the range out or open it up. Samsung warns not to uninstall the cooktop to clean it, because the gas lines to the burner manifolds can be damaged. Valve and spark-module work belongs to a pro.
- An electric element glows bright red on Lo from a cold start. Samsung says request service.
- The range is in year 1. Samsung's warranty covers parts and labor for one year from delivery (more on eligible 2026 purchases).
- Recall check: search your model on the CPSC recall site before paying for a repair.
Fix order at a glance (cheapest first)
| Order | What to try | Cost | DIY tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Push in, turn to Lite, hold until lit | Free | Easy |
| 2 | Reseat burner head and cap (electrode lined up, cap spins) | Free | Easy |
| 3 | Wash caps and heads; clear ports; clean the electrode; dry | Free | Easy |
| 4 | Dry out wet ignition switches (heat, or unplug overnight) | Free | Easy |
| 5 | Plug, breaker, fuse; gas supply on | Free | Easy |
| 6 | Electric: knobs on the right stems; flat pans; check voltage | Free | Easy |
| 7 | Replace a warped cap or cracked burner head | Part | Easy |
| 8 | Igniter (electrode) or igniter switch | Part, or pro visit | Advanced |
| 9 | Electric: control (infinite) switch or radiant element | Part, or pro visit | Advanced |
| 10 | Spark module, gas valve, wrong orifice, gas pressure | Pro visit | Pro only |
DIY tiers: Easy (no tools) · Moderate (knobs and trim off) · Advanced (power off, cooktop raised or panel off, wiring) · Pro only (gas valves, orifices, gas pressure, or still under warranty).
Gas or electric? What each symptom means
| Type | Symptom | Samsung's most likely causes | First fix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gas | One burner won't light | Knob not on Lite; cap not in place; base misaligned; dirty electrode or ports | Reseat and clean |
| Gas | No burner lights, no click | Range unplugged; fuse blown or breaker tripped | Plug in; reset |
| Gas | Clicks but no flame on any burner | Gas supply off or not connected properly | Gas company or installer |
| Gas | Keeps clicking after it lights | Knob left on Lite | Turn to a setting; service if it still clicks |
| Gas | Clicks with all knobs off | Moisture on the ignition switches | Heat it or unplug and dry overnight |
| Gas | Uneven flame | Parts not assembled correctly and level; dirty burner | Reassemble; clean |
| Gas | Very large or yellow flame | Wrong orifice (LP vs natural gas) | Installer |
| Electric | Heat seems wrong on a dual or triple element | Knob on the wrong stem | Swap knobs back |
| Electric | Slow to boil | Warped or undersized pan; 208 V supply | Flat pan that fits; lids |
| Electric | One element cold, others fine | Element or its switch | Service |
| Induction | Zone shuts off | Cookware not magnetic, or empty pan | Use magnetic cookware |
Find your model number on the label (your user manual shows where). You need it for parts and service.
Five-minute checks before you call anyone
- Knob. Push in, turn to Lite, and wait for the click and flame.
- Cap and head. Lift the cap and head off a working burner and compare. Line up the electrode opening with the electrode, set the head flat, then the right cap on top. It should spin but not slide.
- Clean. Hot soapy water for caps and heads, a plastic scouring pad for burned-on food, and a sewing needle or twist tie for clogged ports. Wipe the base with a damp cloth. Dry everything completely. Samsung: never spray cleaner into the manifold holes, because the ignition system is there.
- Electrode. Wipe the electrode clean and dry. Samsung's manual lists cleaning the electrodes as a fix for burners that don't light.
- Power. Is the range plugged in? Check the breaker or fuse. On a gas range, the igniters need power.
- Gas. If every burner sparks but none light, the gas supply may be off or not connected properly.
- Moisture. After a boil-over or a wet cleaning, let it dry. If it clicks with all knobs off, Samsung says heat the cooktop or oven, or unplug overnight.
- Electric knobs and pans. Put each knob back on its own stem. Use flat pans that match the element. Covered pots help on 208 V.
How to know it's fixed: each burner lights within a few clicks, the clicking stops once you turn off Lite, the flame is blue and even all the way around, and electric elements heat on every setting.
Samsung cooktop clues and codes
Samsung's US pages for surface burners work from symptoms, not error codes. Codes on the display usually relate to the oven (see our Samsung range oven not heating guide).
| Clue | Samsung's explanation | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| All burners click when you light one | Normal: every igniter sparks when any knob is on Lite | Nothing |
| Clicking with no knob on Lite | Moisture on the ignition switches behind the knobs | Heat the cooktop or oven, or unplug and dry for a couple of hours or overnight; service if it continues |
| Burner keeps clicking after it lights | Knob left on Lite | Turn to a setting; if it still clicks, contact a technician |
| Sparks but no flame on every burner | Gas supply off or not connected properly | Gas company or installer |
| No spark on any burner | No power: plug, fuse, or breaker | Restore power |
| Very large or yellow flames | Wrong orifice for your gas type | Installer |
| Electric element glows bright red on Lo from cold | Not normal | Request service |
| Hot Surface light stays on | Normal until the surface is below 150°F | Wait; service if it never turns on or off |
Which part each symptom points at, and how hard the fix is:
| Symptom | Part most often involved | First fix (free) | If it continues | DIY tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One gas burner, no spark | Igniter (electrode) or its wire | Clean and dry the electrode | Igniter | Advanced |
| One burner sparks, won't light | Cap or head, clogged ports | Reseat; clean | Burner head or cap; then the valve | Easy → Pro only |
| No spark anywhere (power is fine) | Spark module | — | Spark module | Pro only |
| Nonstop clicking that doesn't dry out | Igniter switch at the knob | Dry overnight | Igniter switch | Advanced |
| Electric element dead | Radiant element or control switch | Knob on the right stem | Element or switch | Advanced |
| Electric element stuck on high | Control switch | — | Switch | Advanced |
Clues from Samsung US Support pages "How to use your Samsung gas range or cooktop", "Samsung cooktop and range: common sounds and operational noises", "How to clean your Samsung gas cooktop", "One burner on the Samsung cooktop does not work", and "Samsung electric and induction cooktop temperature issues", plus the troubleshooting table in a Samsung US gas cooktop user manual (sources 1–6), checked 2026-10-30. The symptom→part table is our own mapping from those pages and the Samsung part catalog. The open ApplianceDB sample (source 13) has no Samsung range-burner entries, so we didn't use it here.
Diagnose by symptom → likely part
Before you touch parts: Turn the knobs off, let the cooktop cool, and turn off power at the breaker before you lift the cooktop or remove knobs and trim. Leave gas valves, orifices, and gas connections to a pro.
1. One gas burner won't light (others work)
Likely causes: a cap or head that's off-center, clogged ports, or a dirty or wet electrode. If it never sparks, the igniter or its wire. Samsung's support page for a single burner that doesn't work says to request service once you've ruled out the simple causes.
DIY difficulty: Easy (clean and reseat) to Advanced (igniter).
| Part | What it does | DIY difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Burner cap and head | Spreads the flame; the head has the electrode opening | Easy |
| Surface burner igniter (electrode) | Makes the spark | Advanced |
2. Clicking that won't stop
Likely causes: moisture on the ignition switches (Samsung's first explanation), or a failed igniter switch at that knob. A spark module can also misfire.
What to do: heat the cooktop or oven, or unplug the range and let it dry a couple of hours or overnight. If it still clicks, Samsung says request service.
| Part | What it does | DIY difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Igniter switch | Tells the spark module to fire when the knob is on Lite | Advanced |
| Spark module | Sends the spark to every igniter | Pro only |
3. Sparks but no flame, weak flame, or yellow flame
Likely causes: gas supply off or not connected properly (every burner), clogged ports (one burner), or the wrong orifice for your gas (yellow flames). A failed burner valve is less common.
DIY difficulty: Pro only for gas supply, orifices, and valves.
| Part | What it does | DIY difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Surface burner valve | Meters gas to one burner | Pro only |
4. Electric element won't heat, or only heats on high
Likely causes: a failed radiant surface element under the glass, or its control switch (the "infinite switch" behind the knob). A switch stuck on high is a burn hazard; stop using that element.
DIY difficulty: Advanced. Power off at the breaker first.
| Part | What it does | DIY difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Radiant surface element (single, dual, triple) | Heats under the glass | Advanced |
| Surface element control switch | Cycles the element to match the knob | Advanced |
Burner clean, dry, seated, and still dead? A technician can test the igniter, switch, module, or element in one visit, and gas work should be done by a pro anyway.
Partner pro call line coming soon. See “who services” below for your options.
Independent partner service, not Samsung. We may be paid when you call.
Prevent it next time
- Wipe spills right away, and keep water out of the burner base and brass orifices.
- Dry everything before reassembly. Samsung says moisture on the ignition switches causes nonstop clicking.
- Never spray cleaner into the manifold holes. The ignition system is there.
- Put caps, heads, and grates back where they came from. Samsung says they aren't interchangeable.
- Don't clean burner parts in the dishwasher, and don't put grates in a self-cleaning oven.
- Electric: put each knob back on its own stem, and use flat pans that fit the element.
Related guides
- Samsung range oven not heating
- LG range oven not heating
- GE range oven not heating
- Samsung dishwasher not cleaning
What Samsung's warranty covers on a range or cooktop
Per the Samsung gas range / cooktop limited warranty (U.S.A.) printed in Samsung's user manual, and Samsung's US home-appliance warranty page (both read 2026-10-30):
| Period | What's covered | Who pays labor |
|---|---|---|
| Year 1 (from delivery) | Parts and labor for manufacturing defects; in-home service by a Samsung authorized servicer within the contiguous US, subject to availability | Samsung |
| Limited-time | Free 2-year extended warranty on eligible ranges, wall ovens, cooktops, and hoods bought during Samsung's 2026 offer (ends 12/31/2026); claim required | Check your terms |
What this means for a dead burner: in year 1, a failed igniter, switch, spark module, valve, or element is covered. Samsung doesn't cover in-home instruction on using the product, service to correct installation not in line with electrical or plumbing codes, household wiring or fuses, damage from incorrect voltage, or glass-cooktop damage from the wrong cleaners or hardened sugary spills or melted plastic. A wrong orifice is an installation issue. Keep your proof of purchase; Samsung's number is 1-800-SAMSUNG (726-7864).
→ Samsung US: home-appliance warranty · Request service
Before you pay for any repair: a 4-point check
- Is it broken? Reseat and dry the burner, check Lite, power, and gas; for electric, knobs and pans.
- Warranty: year 1, Samsung's 2026 extended offer, and any retailer or credit-card extended protection.
- Recalls: search your model at cpsc.gov/Recalls.
- Written quote: ask for part, labor, and trip fee separately, and how the tech tested the igniter, switch, or element.
What it costs: repair parts and pro service (2026)
How we price this table: DIY part prices are Samsung OEM part numbers (DG…) listed on Sears PartsDirect public search pages for "samsung range …" searches (S-list under Sources), USD before tax and shipping; other brands' parts in those searches are excluded. Ranges span several part numbers because the right part depends on your model number. Pro costs tagged [GUIDE] come from US cost guides (Fixr gas stove = G1, Fixr oven = G2, HomeGuide oven = G3): national averages, not Samsung quotes. "Varies — get a quote" means the guides don't itemize that repair, so we don't show a number.
| Repair | Part cost (DIY) | Typical pro cost (parts + labor) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reseat, clean, dry; power; Lite; knobs | $0 | — | Do these first |
| Burner cap | $46.54–$120.99 (DG62-00111A to DG62-00122A) [S3] | [GUIDE] burner $75–$250 (G1) | Only if warped or cracked |
| Burner head | $46.70–$374.87 (DG94-00606A to DG62-00121C) [S3] | [GUIDE] burner $75–$250 (G1) | |
| Surface burner igniter (electrode) | $40.53–$102.76 (DG94-00539A to DG96-00329A) [S1] | [GUIDE] igniter $150–$400 (G1) | Fixr: most owners pay about $200 |
| Igniter switch | $32.89–$180.82 (DG96-00298E to DG96-00425A) [S1] | Varies — get a quote (not itemized) | For nonstop clicking that doesn't dry out |
| Spark module | $116.96 (DG96-00297A) [S2] | Varies — get a quote (not itemized) | |
| Surface burner valve | $21.02–$254.07 (DG94-00456A to DG94-00962A) [S4] | [GUIDE] valve $100–$350 (G1) | Pro only |
| Control knob | $51.01–$281.35 (DG94-03955G to DG94-01401A) [S6] | [GUIDE] knobs $75–$150 (G1) | Cracked or stripped knob |
| Radiant surface element (electric) | $195.49–$350.94 (DG47-00060A 6-in to DG47-00021B triple; warming element DG47-00024B $132.94) [S5] | Varies — get a quote (not itemized) | |
| Surface element control switch (electric) | $127.17–$157.36 (DG44-01005B to DG44-01007B) [S6] | Varies — get a quote (not itemized) | |
| Gas leak repair | — | [GUIDE] gas leak $200–$750 (G1) | Gas company first |
| Replace the cooktop top | — | [GUIDE] top $200–$1,000 (G1) | Compare with a new range |
| Control board | Varies — get a quote (model-specific) | [GUIDE] control board replacement $200–$600 (G2); $150–$600 (G3) | Diagnose first |
| Diagnostic deposit / labor | — | [GUIDE] deposit $50–$100, labor $50–$100 per hour (G1); labor $50–$125 per hour (G3) | Ask if the deposit is credited |
| New comparable range | — | [GUIDE] new oven $600–$1,600 same type (G2); $700–$1,600 (G3); all brands |
Part prices checked 2026-10-30 on Sears PartsDirect public search pages (S1–S6). Pro-cost cells tagged [GUIDE] from G1–G3, re-read 2026-10-30; they're national averages, not Samsung-specific quotes. Prices change; confirm with your model number.
Tip: Samsung burner caps and heads are model-specific and not interchangeable. Match the part number to your model before you buy.
Repair vs. replace calculator
1. What's the all-in repair cost? → R = trip/diagnostic fee + part + labor + tax, minus anything Samsung's warranty (or a recall) covers
2. What does a comparable new range cost, all-in? → N = unit + delivery + installation (gas hookup or new cord) + haul-away
3. How old is your range, and how long should it last? → Age and Life (use about 13 years, inside Fixr's 10–15-year range for ovens, if you don't know)
4. How much have you spent on repairs in the last 2 years? → Past
Step A — Cost ratio: R ÷ N
Step B — Life used: Age ÷ Life
Step C — Repeat-repair check: (R + Past) ÷ N
| Life used under 50% | Life used over 50% | |
|---|---|---|
| Repair under 50% of new | ✅ Repair | 🤔 Repair is usually fine. Check for other wear |
| Repair over 50% of new | 🤔 Get a second quote first | ❌ Replace |
Repeat-repair rule: if Step C is over 50%, treat it like the bottom-right box: money keeps going into the same machine. If the part is no longer available for your model, that decides it.
Worked example 1 (illustrative numbers): A 3-year-old Samsung gas range's left-front burner clicks but won't light after a pot boiled over. The cap is crooked and the ports are clogged. Cleaning, drying overnight, and reseating fix it. R = $0.
→ Not a repair.
Worked example 2 (illustrative numbers): A 6-year-old Samsung gas range has one burner that never sparks. A tech replaces the igniter: R = $210; N = $1,200; no other repairs.
210 ÷ 1,200 = 18%; life used 6 ÷ 13 = 46%; repeat check 18% → Repair.
Worked example 3 (illustrative numbers): An 11-year-old Samsung electric range needs a triple radiant element and its switch: R = $560. It needed an oven control board last year for $380. N = $1,000.
560 ÷ 1,000 = 56%; life used 11 ÷ 13 = 85%; repeat check (560 + 380) ÷ 1,000 = 94% → Replace.
Tips toward replacing: a cracked glass top, a second big repair within about 2 years, or an older range that also has oven problems.
Tips toward repairing: it's a cap, head, igniter, or switch; the oven works fine; or it's in year 1 or an eligible extended period.
Why 50%? It's the common rule of thumb, and the one we use. Some technician checklists draw the line a little higher, at about 60% of a new range's price, so treat a repair that costs 50–60% of new as a second-quote zone, not an automatic replace. The older the range, the lower the line should go.
Who services Samsung ranges near you
1. Samsung (warranty or official service). In year 1, or during an eligible 2026 extended period. Warranty service must be done by a Samsung authorized service center.
→ Samsung US Support: request a repair · 1-800-SAMSUNG (726-7864)
2. A partner appliance pro (out of warranty).
Our call line connects you with an independent appliance repair provider in your area. Tell them gas or electric, which burner, whether it sparks, whether it clicks nonstop, and your model number.
Our partner pro call line is coming soon. Until then: if your appliance may still be under warranty, contact the manufacturer first. Otherwise, get two or three written quotes from local appliance repair companies, and ask about the diagnostic fee and the parts-and-labor warranty.
3. Your gas company or a licensed installer. For gas supply, pressure, leaks, or the wrong orifice.
4. An electrician. For a tripping breaker, a dead outlet, or a 208 V supply.
Questions to ask any technician:
- Did you test the igniter, switch, or element, or is it a guess?
- Is the part covered by Samsung's warranty or the 2026 extended offer?
- Is the orifice right for my gas type?
- Can you split the quote into part, labor, and trip fee?
Optional: is an appliance warranty worth it?
A home warranty (service contract) can cover repairs for a yearly fee plus a per-visit service fee. Read the exclusions carefully: plans often exclude cosmetic parts, knobs, and glass tops. A range that's already broken is usually not covered.
FAQ
Why won't one burner on my Samsung gas range light?
Usually the cap or head is out of position, the ports are clogged, or the electrode is dirty or wet. Push the knob in to Lite, reseat the head so the electrode opening lines up, clean and dry it, and try again. If one burner still won't work while the others do, Samsung says request service.
Why does my Samsung stove keep clicking?
All burners click when any knob is on Lite; that's normal. If it clicks with every knob off, Samsung says moisture is on the ignition switches. Heat the cooktop or oven, or unplug it and let it dry a couple of hours or overnight.
Can I light a Samsung gas burner during a power outage?
Yes. Samsung says hold a long gas grill lighter at the burner, push the knob in and turn it to Lite, then light it.
Why are my Samsung burner flames yellow?
Samsung's manual points to the wrong orifice for your gas type (LP versus natural gas). Contact your installer.
Why is my Samsung electric burner not heating right?
Check that each knob is on its own stem, especially on dual and triple elements. Use flat pans that fit. On 208 V the range heats more slowly. If one element stays cold, Samsung says request service.
How much does it cost to fix a Samsung burner?
Often nothing. Samsung surface-burner igniters were about $41 to $103 and burner caps about $47 to $121 on Sears PartsDirect when we checked on 2026-10-30. Fixr puts gas stove igniter replacement at $150 to $400.
About the author
Fix It or Replace editorial team — We research appliance repairs using manufacturer documentation, parts-supplier data, and current US cost guides, and we cite every source below. We are not appliance technicians; for anything involving gas or wiring, call a qualified pro.
Last updated: 2026-10-30.
Sources
- Samsung US Support: "How to use your Samsung gas range or cooktop" (burner indicators; push in the knob and turn to Lite, clicking means the ignition system is working; adjust LO to HI; manual ignition with a long gas grill lighter during a power outage). https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS10006830/ (accessed 2026-10-30)
- Samsung US Support: "Samsung cooktop and range: common sounds and operational noises" (all burners spark and click when any knob is on Lite; continuous clicking with no knob on Lite = moisture on the ignition switches behind the knobs, heat the cooktop or oven or unplug and dry a couple of hours or overnight, then request service). https://www.samsung.com/us/support/troubleshoot/TSG10007324/ (accessed 2026-10-30)
- Samsung US Support: "How to clean your Samsung gas cooktop" (power off and cool; no steel wool, abrasive cleaners, lye, or chlorine; don't uninstall the cooktop to clean, gas lines to burner manifolds can be damaged; don't spray cleaner into the manifold holes, ignition system there; nothing in the dishwasher; grates not in a self-cleaning oven; keep water out of the burner base and brass orifices; caps and heads not interchangeable; hot soapy water, plastic scouring pad, sewing needle or twist tie for ports; dry fully; electrode opening lines up with the electrode, head flat, cap spins but doesn't slide or wiggle; grates not interchangeable). https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS10006924/ (accessed 2026-10-30)
- Samsung US Support: "One burner on the Samsung cooktop does not work" (single burner or part of a Multi-Zone burner not hot while others work = request service; induction needs magnetic cookware and shuts off when empty; cookware size). https://www.samsung.com/us/support/troubleshoot/TSG10007170/ (accessed 2026-10-30)
- Samsung US Support: "Samsung electric and induction cooktop temperature issues" (Lo test from room temperature, bright red = service; knobs on the correct stems for dual and triple elements; flat pans matching the element; 240 V recommended, 208 V works but slower, use lids; installer or electrician for low voltage; Hot Surface indicator stays lit until below 150°F). https://www.samsung.com/us/support/troubleshoot/TSG10002324/ (accessed 2026-10-30)
- Samsung gas cooktop user manual, NA30N6555T series (US) — troubleshooting and Warranty (U.S.A.) pages (gas smell steps; all burners do not light: plug, fuse or breaker, gas supply; burners do not light: Lite position, caps in place, clean electrodes, align burner base; clicking: knob left on Lite, contact a technician if it continues; uneven flames: assembled and level, clean; large or yellow flames: wrong orifice, LP vs natural gas, contact installer; Samsung gas range / cooktop limited warranty: one year parts and labor from delivery, authorized service centers, exclusions incl. in-home instruction, installation not per electrical or plumbing codes, household wiring and fuses, incorrect voltage, glass-cooktop damage from wrong cleaners or hardened sugary spills or melted plastic; 1-800-SAMSUNG (726-7864)). Retailer-hosted copy: https://files.homery.com/static/product_documents/NA30N6555TS-92066_48268.pdf (accessed 2026-10-30)
- Samsung US: home-appliance warranty page (range, wall oven, cooktop and hood: 1-year standard warranty; free 2-year extended warranty offer ends 12/31/2026). https://www.samsung.com/us/home-appliances/warranty/ (accessed 2026-10-30)
- Samsung US: request service. https://www.samsung.com/us/support/service/
- U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission: recalls search. https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls (accessed 2026-10-30)
- Federal Trade Commission: endorsement and affiliate disclosure guidance. https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/ftcs-endorsement-guides-what-people-are-asking
- Part prices: Sears PartsDirect public search pages, see S-list below (accessed 2026-10-30).
- Repair cost guides: Fixr (G1, G2) and HomeGuide (G3), see list below (accessed 2026-10-30).
- ApplianceDB free developer sample (checked for Samsung US range burner entries; none in the sample, so not used for this page's tables). Data under the Open Database License (ODbL) v1.0. https://github.com/ApplianceDB/ApplianceDB-public (accessed 2026-10-30)
Part price sources (Sears PartsDirect public search results, USD, accessed 2026-10-30; Samsung DG… part numbers only; Whirlpool, GE, Frigidaire, LG, Jenn-Air, Viking, Kenmore and Ikea parts, oven igniters, springs, holders, grates, and bake burners in the same results excluded; prices change, confirm with your model number):
- S1. Search "samsung range burner igniter": surface burner igniters DG94-00539A $40.53, DG94-00633A center $49.28, DG94-00540A $50.92, DG94-00541A $54.52, DG94-00602A extra large $54.54, DG96-00793A $65.37, DG94-00531A dual $69.06, DG96-00319A $100.56, DG96-00329A $102.76; igniter switches DG96-00298E $32.89, DG96-00554A $156.02, DG96-00425A $180.82. https://www.searspartsdirect.com/search?q=samsung%20range%20burner%20igniter
- S2. Search "samsung range spark module": DG96-00297A $116.96. https://www.searspartsdirect.com/search?q=samsung%20range%20spark%20module
- S3. Searches "samsung range burner head" and "samsung range burner cap": heads DG94-00606A center $46.70, DG62-00074A $50.85, DG62-00074C right $65.97, DG62-00163A dual burner $68.76, DG62-00132A dual $150.79, DG62-00299A $288.56, DG62-00121C $374.87; caps DG62-00111A $46.54, DG63-00252A dual $48.88, DG62-00069A $49.82, DG62-00070A $62.98, DG62-00137A $79.05, DG62-00067A $81.91, DG62-00122A $120.99. https://www.searspartsdirect.com/search?q=samsung%20range%20burner%20head · https://www.searspartsdirect.com/search?q=samsung%20range%20burner%20cap
- S4. Search "samsung range surface burner valve": DG94-00456A center $21.02, DG94-00452A $68.01, DG94-00963A $74.09, DG94-00453A $74.29, DG94-00935A $87.86, DG94-00455B $90.31, DG94-00933B $92.76, DG94-00936A $97.03, DG94-00934A $100.82, DG94-00932A $102.92, DG94-00932C $106.12, DG94-00453B $108.13, DG94-03638A $111.03, DG94-03639A $114.66, DG94-00452B $117.13, DG94-00452C $118.51, DG94-00965A $135.34, DG94-00880A $238.11, DG94-00962A $254.07. https://www.searspartsdirect.com/search?q=samsung%20range%20surface%20burner%20valve
- S5. Search "samsung range radiant surface element": DG47-00060A 6-in $195.49, DG47-00061A $207.37, DG47-00023A 6-in $212.10, DG47-00022A dual $223.38, DG47-00064A dual $227.56, DG47-00067A dual $252.31, DG47-00043B dual $253.30, DG47-00039A 9-in $261.21, DG47-00080A dual $266.74, DG47-00021B triple $350.94; warming element DG47-00024B $132.94; also DG47-00063A dual $226.39 (from "samsung range surface element"). https://www.searspartsdirect.com/search?q=samsung%20range%20radiant%20surface%20element
- S6. Searches "samsung range surface element" and "samsung range burner cap": surface element control switches DG44-01005B $127.17, DG44-01006D $127.93, DG44-01006C $132.71, DG44-01007C $142.80, DG44-01006B dual $143.77, DG44-01002A $144.74, DG44-01007B $157.36; knobs DG94-03955G $51.01 to DG94-01401A $281.35 (incl. DG94-03797P $52.04, DG94-03797N $55.72, DG94-03500W $80.32, DG94-03955D $86.09, DG94-03500U $89.71, DG94-01712C $105.59, DG94-01400A triple $160.47, DG94-01712B $181.52, DG94-01316B $231.67). https://www.searspartsdirect.com/search?q=samsung%20range%20surface%20element
Pro-cost guide sources [GUIDE] (US national averages, parts + labor, not brand-specific quotes; the guide pages carry 2024–2025 dates, so local quotes may differ):
- G1. Fixr, "Gas Stove Repair Cost" (updated January 31, 2025): average $150–$400, most pay about $200 for an igniter; knobs $75–$150; burner $75–$250; valve $100–$350; igniter $150–$400; gas leak $200–$750; top $200–$1,000; deposit $50–$100 to evaluate; labor $50–$100 per hour. https://www.fixr.com/costs/gas-stove-repair (accessed 2026-10-30)
- G2. Fixr, "How much does it cost to repair an oven?" (updated August 29, 2025): control board replacement $200–$600; labor $50–$200 per hour; new oven $600–$1,600 (same type); ovens last 10–15 years. https://www.fixr.com/costs/oven-repair (accessed 2026-10-30)
- G3. HomeGuide, "How Much Does Oven Repair Cost?" (modified September 4, 2024): control board $150–$600; labor $50–$125 per hour; new oven $700–$1,600; ovens last 10–20 years; repair when under 50% of a new oven. https://homeguide.com/costs/oven-repair-cost (accessed 2026-10-30)
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