Samsung range and wall oven error codes
Samsung ranges show a two-part code (E-08, E-0A, E-27) for the oven and short codes (SE, tE, LE) for the control panel. Most are a sensor, the door lock, or a stuck key.
How to read the stored error log
Samsung ovens do not have a user-accessible error log. The code stays on the display until you fix the cause or cut power at the breaker for 3 minutes; if it returns after a reset, treat it as real.
Service menus are intended for technicians. Reading the log is harmless; do not change calibration values.
All codes
| Code | Meaning | Fault | DIY |
|---|---|---|---|
SE | Defective or stuck key on the control panel (short in the touchpad membrane) | stuck key | moderate |
C-d0 | Stuck key detected | stuck key | easy |
E-08 | Oven not heating: bake/broil element or temperature sensor fault (on some models: door lock fault) | oven not heating | moderate |
E-0A | Oven overheating | oven overheating | moderate |
E-0E / FL | Door lock error | door lock fault | moderate |
E-27 | Oven temperature sensor open circuit (resistance too high) | sensor open circuit | easy |
E-28 | Oven temperature sensor short circuit (resistance too low) | sensor short circuit | easy |
LE | Low voltage fault (board supply under about 9 V DC) | low voltage | hard |
E-54 | Communication fault between oven and cooktop control boards | board communication fault | hard |
E-55 | Display / touch panel communication error | display communication error | hard |
cE-56 | Internal control board fault | control board fault | hard |
tE | Touch communication error | touch panel error | hard |
to / ts | Cooktop temperature sensor error | cooktop sensor error | hard |
ot | Cooktop overheating | cooktop overheating | hard |
bo / bs | Inverter (induction) control board sensor fault | inverter board fault | not recommended |