I'm not seeing where I can close this post as resolved but, I've determined through some research and testing that the temperature sensor has gone bad.
I appreciate your reply but, in the subject line I mention that this is a gas, not electric, oven.
Anyway, since my post, I've determined that the temperature sensor for this model is defective.
Our Samsung Gas Range model #NX58H5600SS has an issue that seems to have just started with a fluctuating and inconsistent oven temperature. I placed the probe from my smoker grill in the oven and the temperature (set at 350° F) would rise to above 350 and below 350 and then back and forth. I've...
Recently, our Samsung Fridge was not cooling lower than 43 - 44 degrees. I noticed ice had formed on the inside of the fridge on the back panel in some of the vents. For expediency, I'll cut to the chase and say that I found out how to remove the back panel that contains the fan and the sensors...
IT'S FIXED!
I was making a simple problem hard. It was indeed the issue with the wrong black wires tied together.
Thank you all for your input. I greatly appreciate it.
JoeD, look again at the new picture I took. I made the change and it did solve the problem. I still have to turn on switch 1; the fan switch or the 2nd switch will not turn on the light. Unless I misunderstood your directions.
I had time to look into this again. Before I made any changes, I opened up the wall switch on a bedroom where the ceiling fan is working properly. One switch works the fan; the 2nd switch operates the light.
When I compared the 2 bedrooms, wall switches in both rooms are wired identically the...
"The black connected to the bottom of the left switch is the hot and were you to remove the jumper between the two switches and connect the red to the upper screw of the left switch, the appliance would work."
If I remove the red wire on the 2nd switch and move it to the first switch, what...
I believe I followed you and your explanation (obviously, I'm not an electrician). When I get home later today I'll turn off the breaker to that outlet and make the changes you recommended. Thank you!
See attached photo.
The left switch controls the fan.
The right switch controls the light.
Both switches need to be 'on' for the light to work. If the left switch (fan) is off; the light will not operate.
Hmmm...in another other bedroom, the ceiling fan is wired correctly. I compared it with the wiring in the bedroom where I have the issue and it looked to be the same. I need to look closer. Thanks.