Greetings,
This 3-year old Samsung oven seems to have experienced a failure on the control board. there is a burned area where the red wire running from the terminal block connects to this particular component on the board. The plastic on this part has melted, causing the wire to dislocate and the circuit to lose continuity. I don't know the name of this component, but it is a blue plastic rectangular box labeled "KET 6" (image included)
this issue appears to be similar to a thread posted by Jekyl on 4-24-14, but it is unclear whether or not that issue was resolved. Samsung has been no help.
The range top works, but the oven does not. Bake and broil elements themselves both have continuity. does anyone know what this part is, what may have caused this failure, or if the entire control board will need to be replaced?
Thank you!
Ken
This 3-year old Samsung oven seems to have experienced a failure on the control board. there is a burned area where the red wire running from the terminal block connects to this particular component on the board. The plastic on this part has melted, causing the wire to dislocate and the circuit to lose continuity. I don't know the name of this component, but it is a blue plastic rectangular box labeled "KET 6" (image included)
this issue appears to be similar to a thread posted by Jekyl on 4-24-14, but it is unclear whether or not that issue was resolved. Samsung has been no help.
The range top works, but the oven does not. Bake and broil elements themselves both have continuity. does anyone know what this part is, what may have caused this failure, or if the entire control board will need to be replaced?
Thank you!
Ken
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