Unlock The Secret: How To Get Your Samsung Electric Range Out Of Test Mode
What To Know
- If you accidentally entered test mode while cooking, simply power off the range and follow the steps above to exit test mode.
- Exiting test mode on a Samsung electric range is a simple process that can be completed in just a few steps.
- The range may have entered test mode accidentally due to a button press or a power surge.
Getting your Samsung electric range out of test mode can be a frustrating experience if you don’t know how. This comprehensive guide will provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to exit test mode and restore your range to normal operation.
Understanding Test Mode
Test mode is a diagnostic feature built into Samsung electric ranges. It allows technicians to test various components and functions of the range without actually cooking food. When test mode is activated, the range will display a series of codes and messages on its display panel.
How to Exit Test Mode
1. Power Off the Range
Disconnect the range from its power supply by unplugging it or turning off the circuit breaker.
2. Locate the Test Mode Button
The test mode button is typically located on the control panel of the range. It may be labeled “Test” or “Service.”
3. Press and Hold the Test Mode Button
While the range is powered off, press and hold the test mode button for 5-10 seconds.
4. Power On the Range
While still holding the test mode button, plug the range back in or turn on the circuit breaker.
5. Release the Test Mode Button
Once the range is powered on, release the test mode button.
6. Reset the Range
To ensure that all test mode settings are cleared, press and hold the “Cancel” button on the control panel for 5 seconds.
7. Confirm Exit from Test Mode
The range should now be out of test mode. Check the display panel to verify that there are no more codes or messages.
Troubleshooting Tips
- If the test mode button is not labeled, try pressing and holding the “Start” button or the “+” and “-” buttons simultaneously.
- If you are still unable to exit test mode, contact Samsung customer support.
- If you accidentally entered test mode while cooking, simply power off the range and follow the steps above to exit test mode.
Understanding Test Mode Codes
While in test mode, the range may display a series of codes and messages. These codes indicate the status of various components and functions. Here are some common test mode codes:
- E1: Burner sensor error
- E2: Temperature sensor error
- E3: Oven temperature sensor error
- F1: Oven fan error
- F2: Broiler element error
Safety Precautions
- Always disconnect the range from its power supply before entering test mode.
- Do not attempt to adjust any settings or components in test mode unless you are a qualified technician.
- If you are not comfortable exiting test mode on your own, contact Samsung customer support.
How to Avoid Entering Test Mode Accidentally
- Keep children away from the range control panel.
- Disable the test mode button by pressing and holding it for 10 seconds until it beeps.
- If you accidentally enter test mode, simply power off the range and follow the steps above to exit test mode.
Key Points
Exiting test mode on a Samsung electric range is a simple process that can be completed in just a few steps. By following the instructions provided in this guide, you can safely restore your range to normal operation.
Popular Questions
1. Why is my Samsung electric range stuck in test mode?
- The range may have entered test mode accidentally due to a button press or a power surge.
2. Can I adjust settings in test mode?
- No, you should not adjust any settings or components in test mode unless you are a qualified technician.
3. What should I do if I can’t exit test mode on my own?
- Contact Samsung customer support for assistance.
