Samsung Range Oven Temperature Sensor Parts — Models & Compatibility

Your Samsung range starts a baking cycle, but the oven never reaches temperature. Or worse — it overshoots by 50 degrees and burns everything. That's your temperature sensor failing, and it's one of the most common issues on Samsung electric ranges from the NX58 and NE59 series. The DG32-00002B sensor is the replacement part that restores accurate temperature control across dozens of Samsung models.

Is This the Right Part for Your Model?

Check your model number on the label inside the oven door frame or on the back panel. This sensor fits Samsung electric ranges starting with NX58, NE59, and NX58M prefixes. If your model matches the compatibility list below, you've got the right part. The sensor monitors oven cavity temperature and sends resistance readings to the control board — when it drifts out of spec, your oven can't maintain accurate temps.

About This Replacement Sensor

The DG32-00002B temperature sensor replaces Samsung part numbers AP4343210, DG32-00002A, PS4240743, and 2087461. It's a resistance temperature detector that mounts to the back wall of your oven cavity. Common failure symptoms include little to no heat when baking, uneven heating across the oven, temperatures running too hot, or heating elements that won't activate at all. Samsung used this sensor design across their slide-in, freestanding, and double oven electric ranges manufactured from roughly 2014 through current production. The sensor probe extends into the oven cavity while the connector plugs into the wiring harness at the back panel. When you're getting erratic temperatures or error codes related to oven temp, this sensor is the first component to test with a multimeter.

Common Temperature Issues This Fixes

You'll know your sensor is failing when the oven overshoots target temperature by 25-75 degrees, or when it never gets hot enough even though the bake element glows red. Some ranges throw error codes, others just bake unevenly with hot spots at the back and cool zones at the front. The sensor's resistance should read around 1,100 ohms at room temperature — if it reads open circuit or significantly different values, it's toast. Replacing this sensor typically takes 20-30 minutes once you've pulled the range away from the wall and accessed the back panel.

Compatible Samsung Range Models

This sensor works across multiple Samsung electric range series. Verify your exact model number before ordering — even similar-looking ranges can use different sensors depending on production year and feature set.