Samsung oven won’t heat past 150 (Fixed!)

If your Samsung oven doesn’t heat past 150, imagine this: Your Samsung always gives you the best results to produce excellent cooking, and it makes you feel proud that your purchasing skill is the best.

But suddenly, one day, you are preparing for a delicious dinner, and your Samsung oven won’t heat past 150!

So, don’t worry about this issue. You can resolve yourself. This issue is frequently shown by the number of complaints scattered on the internet.

The troubleshooting guide comes in handy here…

In this guide, below are worth shot fixes if your Samsung oven won’t heat past 150. The steps that we are sharing you can take to troubleshoot and fix the issue. 

Fixes You Should Try If Your Samsung Oven Won’t Go Past 150

Remember that if you own a gas model such as NX58F5500SS, there might be a gas smell.

1.     Try To Reset the Oven

If your Samsung oven is stuck at 150, one of the most straightforward fixes you should try is to reset your Samsung oven by cycling the power switch off/on.

When this is performed, any errors that might be lingering in the memory are usually erased, and the Samsung oven will sometimes begin to heat up properly. 

Try this if the issue goes away.

If turning it off/on did not work, proceed with the following fixes below. 

2.     Replace the igniter

Replacing the igniter might be a good idea if you own a Samsung NX58H900WS/AA gas oven.

Inspect your igniter. You see, a defective/faulty igniter can be the culprit countless times, and it might be the cause why your Samsung gas oven won’t heat and is stuck at 150.

Sure, it could be igniting, but it’s not working as well as it should be.

So, how do you fix it?

You can quickly resolve this issue by turning off the power to the unit (or the breaker) and cutting off the connector.

It is a simple hack, and you need essential tools: a screwdriver, a wire cutter, and a regular stripper.

Buy a new igniter that fits with your model number, and try this new heater igniter. It could get your oven back to working conditions.

You can see a tutorial guide on this on YouTube.

3.     Run a self-clean cycle

Running a self-clean cycle is another straightforward solution that could save you from a hefty repair cost.

You may need to start a self-clean cycle to reset the problematic 150-temp value stuck in the memory, but be aware that this process can heat your appliance to 500 degrees.

Your Samsung gas range comes with a self-cleaning function that helps keep your oven looking new and performing at its best.

Before you perform the self-cleaning cycle, it is good to know the following:

• Remove any cookware from the oven, all racks, and the Flex Bureau of the smart divider.

• Also, wipe up any loose debris from the other bottom. When you are ready, close the door

• While the flex divider is installed in the oven, the self-cleaning function will not start.

• During self-clean, the outside of the oven will become very hot to the touch.

• Don’t leave small children unattended near the oven.

How to Start the self-clean cycle in Samsung oven

Press self-clean once for a three-hour clean time and twice for a five-hour clean time(or three times for a two-hour clean time). After making your selection, press Start to start the self-cleaning cycle.

After starting the clean cycle, the door will engage automatically.

When the self-clean cycle is done, the range will beat ten times, and the door will remain locked until the oven temp falls below 400 degrees Fahrenheit to return to the time display press off clear.

Now restart your Samsung oven if it heats adequately.

Samsung oven won’t heat past 150 and convection fan won’t turn on

It might be just showing 150 degrees on your Samsung oven, and won’t ever heat. The cause is the convection fan not turning on.

If this is what you have observed, the best action to take is to replace the convection fan motor. Because the convection fan motor is responsible for circulating hot air, it usually spins through the oven for proper heating.

For the replacement of the motor, you can see YouTube videos that are very helpful.

Samsung oven won’t heat past 150, and the display blinks 150 indefinitely

If your Oven is still not back to regular heating, then you can try the following steps:

• Tap a little bit hard on your oven’s broiler
• Now, shut it off.
• Next, turn on the oven again.

See if it works. Occasionally, it can heat up correctly.

There is a flashing blue dot, and Samsung Electric oven won’t heat past 150

When you want to bake some food, the Samsung electric oven stays flashing 150.

In this regard, you need to check the oven’s heating element. You might be facing problems due to it.

Unfortunately, there is no easy method to troubleshoot the heating element. 

The best fix for the defective heating element is to replace it.

You may see the video again for the replacement of the element.

Final Words: Why is my Samsung oven not heating up?

Why does your Samsung oven reach 150 degrees once you press the start button only to stay there (it remains cold)?

The potential defects could be from a worn-out igniter to a bad heating element and everything in between.

After all, there are other minor causes that affect your oven’s heating, like a defective control board or a faulty thermostat (which can shut off prematurely or even burn cords).

Keep in mind if nothing helps and you are sure you can’t fix this issue, then use Samsung contact support for further advice. 

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