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Samsung Oven Tripped Breaker

Mptese

By Mptese
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Earlier my wife turned on the stovetop on our Samsung electric oven/range combo and there was an immediate arc and it tripped the 50amp breaker. I checked the terminal voltages and it read as it’s supposed to (120v from hots to neutral, and 240 from hot to hot). Continuity in the wire is good.

 

i took a pic of the back panel. Is the amount of “burnt” areas normal?

 

i am able to plug in the unit and everything functions fine. There are no error codes stored. Obviously we won’t use it though until I’m able to identify why this happened..thoughts?

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