Samsung Twin Range FE710DRS/XAA Manual/Bulletin Request

[kmitilier]

     Would you please post the service manual for a Samsung Freestanding electric twin range Model - FE710DRS/XAA  and any bulletins related to temperature/cooking problems in the twin oven. 

     Very unique design for trying to make one oven into two ovens.  Very specific operating procedures from the owners manual.  Seems like it uses a wide variety of cooking styles, bake & partial convection with no broil element (lower), Convection bake using the broil element (upper).  Yeah!  

 

Thank you for your time and e-mails. 

 

In todays secret society of appliance information you're a key factor in conquering the mistakes of big business corporations. 

[Spannerwrench]

Are you sure that's a lower oven and not a warming drawer. No pointers on that problem, here's all I have on this Model.

 

Service Manual

BASIC: FTQ387LWGX
MODEL: FE710DRS

MODEL CODE: FE710DRS/XAA

 

http://appliantology.org/files/file/2026-samsung-fe710drs-range-service-manual/

 

 

Service Pointers

ASC20130613001

SUBJECT:

E-84 and E-85 Communication Errors

Background:

Range displays an E-84 or E-85 error code.

Solution:

Perform the three checks listed in the service bulletin.

http://appliantology.org/files/file/2025-samsung-fe710drs-xaa-service-bulletins/

 

ASC20110711001

Clock only displays time in Military 24‑Hour Format.

 

http://appliantology.org/files/file/2025-samsung-fe710drs-xaa-service-bulletins/

 

ASC20120907001

ASSY-PARTITION SWITCH

Partition Switch improvement – New Part Number

The ASSY-PARTITION SWITCH has been improved. The spring tension on the switch has been reduced. Please use the new switch for repairs.

 

 

Part Manuals

Version 0000 Version 01

 

http://appliantology.org/files/file/2024-samsung-fe710drs-range-parts-manuals/

 

Version 0001 Version 02

 

http://appliantology.org/files/file/2024-samsung-fe710drs-range-parts-manuals/

 

Version 0002 Version 03

 

http://appliantology.org/files/file/2024-samsung-fe710drs-range-parts-manuals/

 

Version 0003 Version 04

http://appliantology.org/files/file/2024-samsung-fe710drs-range-parts-manuals/

Edited November 21, 2014 by Samurai Appliance Repair Man

[kmitilier]

     Great, thank you!  This oven uses a partition plate (like a rack & hits a switch in back) in the middle of the oven to separate the oven cavity into a lower & upper oven.  Yes, it does have a warming drawer (usually the storage drawer).

     No seal on the partition, upper can only convection bake/roast or broil.  It uses the broil element & second convection fan to cook.  The lower oven can't broil.  It use the bake element & cycles the primary convection fan for normal (?) bake.  Need to read to be sure.

     Remove the partition & it just a normal full sized oven cavity.  Temperatures were fine on both.  Upper = 377F average set on 400F convection (8 degree swing).  Lower = 415F set on 400F (20 degree swing), little high.  

     Cooking times may vary due to the convection air.  Auto changes the convection temperature (thankfully).  Not a very "user friendly" oven if your not used to convection cooking and you don't "study" the owners manual (and take a test ).  I just wanted to study the specs before I go back & recheck, then cook for her . 

[kmitilier]

Samanera = Novice  Really?

[Samurai Appliance Repair Man]

Samanera = Novice  Really?

 

I guess I could ask a similar question: You've been a member of Appliantology since March 2011 and you've only made 8 posts?  Really?

 

But you can change that by simply participating more. 

[kmitilier]

     Touché.  I would love to respond more and will make a conscience effort to do so.  I use your site almost daily for assisting our team.  I love to read the scenarios and attempts to better the engineers.  It's seldom I see the opportunity to contribute.

     We've been shunned from factory authorization due to our service agreements, locked factory service companies and the cutbacks of the corporations since 1989.  I spend the majority of my work day searching for real answers and teaching/convincing the team to use their heads instead of parts to solve problems. 

     My access to factory technical sites is growing smaller though.  I'm quite the admirer of your site.  I look forward to the day we can convince the world (or at least the USA) that information shouldn't be a secret. 

 

     I guess that wouldn't be a good selling point for the corporations, to post all the bulletins for the products they're still trying to sell.  Amen brother...