Because I have in my kitchen 3 wire range outlet I installed 3 wire range cord. This is why I did not remove the ground strap when I was showing the installation of the 4 wire power cord. Cut the ground strap then insert the ground screw into the power cord ground wire terminal ring, through the ground plate and into the frame of the range (Read and Follow Manufacturer Instructions).

My appliance installer just cancelled and I need this installed before my appraisal/final inspection. Thank you for this video

You should mention cutting the ground strap for 4 wire cord!!!

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Why did you leave the bridge (ground strap) on where the green grounding wire screws in? The Samsung directions say to remove the grounding strap when installing a 4 prong power cord.

dont forget to cut a hole in the box so the cat can play.

Oh, nice. Very good 🐈 😻 😺 🐱 😸 😾 cat.You explain so well as a teacher..

we have this same thing, just installed. electric top doesn’t heat up but the oven turns on

Great video, thank you.

Too bad he did not or could not lower the range an inch or so, so that it would be at the same level as his counter top. It seems Samsung no longer makes ranges with extended sides so that there would be no (the dreaded) gap where food and liquid will spill into

Very helpful. Thank you.

Need to rename your search. This is not a slide-in but instead it is a free standing range. A slide-in overlaps the countertop on both sides vs. a free standing that does not.

Excellent!

4:12 4:13 you have to remove the bridge when you connect the green wire you do not connect the green wire with the bridge for a four prong

Thank you so much for this video. This is one of the few videos that show the weird side loading configuration that Samsung uses for its power cord. One big question though....how do you get the extra room for the 3 prong cables? Did you peel them apart? I tried but after a few inches the copper started to show in one of the 3 wires, so I had to exchange it.

Great job!

Very helpful!!!

Does this range have down draft? If so how is that installed? I see vents at the top in the back

My stove has been displaying 'SAB' for months, and I can't figure out how to remove it. Does anyone know how to do this so I can use the oven? Thanks!

Did the GND washer get removed? Do the cables need to be facing inward or doesn’t matter if the copper cables are facing outward?

Great video, but how do we determine if we need a 4-wire cord or a 3-wire cord?

Few things you could have done better but overall good video

Will this range with a Monophase 240V in Power in Europe?

Don't remove protective plastic on front till installed. You can probably guess why.

the stove is supposed to be flush with the counter top, that's the whole point of a slide-in range 🙄

Samsung instructions say to keep the copper grounding strap for 3 prong cord and to remove the strap for 4 prong cord. Please read the instructions!!!

thanks

This looks like a front control stove and not a true “slide in”.

Does anyone know where I can find instructions on how to jack up the legs?

What about the back plate

That cat's a pudge

1st keep it in the box and bring it back.Real Piece of sh-t oven, mine caught for 12 days after getting it. Warranty got me a new one and that stopped working electronic malfunction 4 months later. For 1400 dollars get yourself a phone. Samsung needs to stay of out appliances they have no clue what there doing.

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damn - did not know we have to buy and connect wires. It's a stupid design!!!

SAMSUNG 101....DON'T TAKE THIS CLASS!.....I have a practically new SAMSUNG electric stove that has almost started a fire in my home a half dozen times! It has a manufacturer's/engineering defect....the knobs turn on with the slightest touch or bump! It happened again today and I called them again for the 4th time and they said "USER ERROR!" which they always retort to. They'd rather spend $1500 sending (5) technicians out for a non-tech issue, than to replace a $1600 stove...which may cost them only $400 to replace (mind boggling!) ....and adds insult to injury! At this point I'm livid!.....It happened again today and the glass covers I keep on the cooktop when not in use shattered sending hot glass shards all over my kitchen, which are now stuck to the top of the stove and my countertop. Thankfully no one walked in the kitchen at the time, that would have been a travesty! After the first 2 times I told them I wanted it out of my house because I didn't feel safe and they shrugged it off. I have their family hub refrigerator , it 's going out of my house along with the stove and I will never buy anything with the name "SAMSUNG" on it again. When it comes to customer service and standing behind their products, these people are callous and evil!...SHOP ELSEWHERE! Here's one videokzfaq.info/get/bejne/gZh3eb2gpr2RkWQ.html with same stove/knobs and a cat actually turns on stove and starts a fire, by the grace of God no one was killed!