Samsung Range door error code
The door error means your Samsung range detected that the oven door is not fully closed or the door plunger switch is not registering correctly. If the code appears even when the door is closed check the door plunger switch — a round black plastic cap with a pin that should extend about three-quarters of an inch when the door is open. If the plunger switch is stuck or stiff service is required.
Common causes
- Oven door is not fully closed
- Door plunger switch is stuck and not extending correctly when the door is open
- Door hinge has become misaligned preventing the door from closing fully
How to fix it
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Close the oven door firmly and check if the error clears
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If the error appears even with the door closed locate the door plunger switch — it is a round black plastic cap with a pin inside the oven door frame
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Press the pin with a finger — it should move freely in and out
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If the plunger switch does not extend when the door is open or is stiff and cannot be moved arrange professional service
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If the door does not close all the way refer to Samsung's oven door troubleshooting guide
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door error — frequently asked questions
What does the door error mean on a Samsung range?
The oven door is not detected as closed
What causes the door error?
The door error is usually caused by: Oven door is not fully closed; Door plunger switch is stuck and not extending correctly when the door is open; Door hinge has become misaligned preventing the door from closing fully.
Can I fix the door error myself?
It's possible for a moderately handy person, but budget 5m and expect some disassembly.
How much does it cost to fix the door error?
Fixing the door error on a Samsung range typically costs $0–$150, depending on parts and whether you do it yourself or hire a technician.
Is it safe to keep using my range with the door error?
In most cases yes, but it's best to address the door error soon — see the fix steps below to resolve it.