Samsung NE63T8111SS user manual

To reset your Samsung NE63T8111SS oven, you can follow these steps:
1. Check that the oven is turned off and unplugged.
2. Locate the main power supply and switch it off. You may want to turn off the circuit breaker that controls the oven or unplug it from the power outlet.
3. Wait for about 5 minutes to ensure that all residual power is drained from the oven.
4. Restore power by switching on the main power supply or plugging it back in.
5. Turn on the oven and check if the reset has been successful.
If you are experiencing specific issues with your Samsung oven, it is recommended to consult the user manual or reach out to Samsung Support for detailed instructions.

The cook time and timer functions on a Samsung NE63T8111SS oven serve different purposes.
1. Cook time: This function allows you to set a specific duration for the cooking process. For example, if a recipe requires the dish to be cooked for 30 minutes, you can set the cook time for 30 minutes, and the oven will automatically shut off after that duration. This is useful for ensuring that your food is cooked for the right amount of time without the risk of overcooking.
2. Timer: The timer function, on the other hand, acts as a countdown timer for any purpose outside of cooking. It is not directly linked to the oven's temperature or cooking process. You can use it as a reminder for various activities, such as tracking the time for baking cookies, monitoring the marinating time of meat, or any other task that requires a set duration. The timer will simply beep or alert you when the specified time has elapsed.
In summary, the cook time function is specifically designed for the cooking process, allowing you to set the duration for the oven to automatically shut off. The timer function, however, can be used for any time-tracking purpose unrelated to cooking.

To use your Samsung Smart stove model NE63T8111SS, follow these steps:
1. Powering on the stove: Ensure that the stove is connected to a power source. The control panel should light up when powered on.
2. Cooktop controls: Your stove may have touch controls or physical knobs. If it has touch controls, simply tap the desired burner to select it. If it has knobs, turn the corresponding knob for the burner you want to use.
3. Adjusting the burner settings: By selecting a burner, you can adjust its temperature settings. If your stove has touch controls, use the up and down arrows to increase or decrease the heat level. For models with knobs, turn the corresponding knob to adjust the temperature.
4. Using the oven: The NE63T8111SS stove features a smart oven as well. To use the oven, choose the desired cooking mode (bake, broil, convection bake, etc.) using the control panel or knobs. Set the desired temperature by adjusting the temperature settings, similar to the stovetop.
5. Timer function: The stove also offers a timer function to help you keep track of cooking times. Press the timer button on the control panel, set the desired time using the up and down arrows or knobs, and confirm the time by pressing the timer button again.
6. Smart features: The Samsung Smart stove may also provide additional smart features. It can be connected to your Wi-Fi network and controlled through a smartphone app. This allows you to preheat the oven, adjust settings, and receive notifications remotely.
Remember to consult your stove's user manual for specific instructions regarding your model, as controls and features may slightly vary.

There could be several reasons why your Samsung oven is not self-cleaning. Here are a few possibilities:
1. Incorrect oven settings: Make sure you are selecting the correct self-cleaning option on the oven control panel. Check the user manual for specific instructions on how to start the self-cleaning cycle.
2. Door lock issue: The self-cleaning cycle requires the oven door to be securely locked. If the door is not properly locked, the self-cleaning function will not start. Ensure that the door is closed completely and the lock mechanism is engaged. If the oven senses that the door is not locked, it will not initiate the self-cleaning process.
3. Oven temperature not within range: The oven's temperature needs to be within a specific range for the self-cleaning function to work. If the oven is too hot or too cold, the self-cleaning cycle may not start. Ensure that the oven is cooled down to room temperature or within the specified temperature range before attempting to start the self-clean feature.
4. Error codes or malfunctions: If your Samsung oven displays any error codes or malfunctions on the control panel, it may prevent the self-clean feature from working. Consult the user manual or contact Samsung customer support for assistance in troubleshooting the specific error code or malfunction.
If none of these solutions resolve the issue, it is recommended to contact Samsung customer support or schedule a service call to diagnose and fix the problem with the oven's self-cleaning function.