The DE96-01027A is the OEM Samsung range display board module assembly — the electronic interface between your range’s control board and the user display. When this board fails, you may see a blank screen, flickering display, partial readouts, or completely unresponsive controls. Replacing it restores full visibility and control of your Samsung range.

✓ Model-Specific Repair Pages

Part DE96-01027A is the display board module for Samsung NE58F series and related slide-in and freestanding electric ranges. It connects directly to the main control board and drives the blue backlit LCD display showing time, temperature, cooking modes, and error codes. Genuine OEM part — manufactured to exact factory specifications.

✓ Common Symptoms Fixed

Display screen completely blank or dark, no display when oven is powered on, flickering or intermittent display, partial display with missing digits or segments, garbled or incorrect information on screen, touchpad or control buttons unresponsive, display backlight not working, error codes displayed continuously, cannot set time, temperature, or cooking modes.

✓ Key Features & Specifications

OEM Samsung part number DE96-01027A. Display board module assembly. Blue backlit LCD display. Compatible with Samsung NE58F series and related range models. Displays time, temperature, cooking modes, and status. Direct connection to main control board. Factory-tested genuine OEM part.

✓ Buying Options

OEM New (DE96-01027A): Genuine Samsung factory part, identical to the original component installed at the factory. Engineered to exact OEM specifications for guaranteed fit and reliable performance. Backorders accepted — contact us for lead time.

Certified Pre-Owned — Used: Professionally tested and verified working display board removed from a functioning Samsung range. Inspected for full functionality and guaranteed to work. Ideal for budget-conscious repairs. Priced at approximately 48% of the new OEM price.

✓ Replacement Part Numbers

DE96-01027A (current OEM)

✓ Installation Tips

Disconnect power to the range at the circuit breaker before beginning — display boards carry live voltage and are sensitive to static discharge. Remove the control panel cover (screws typically on top or sides). Photograph all ribbon cable and wire harness connections before disconnecting. Remove mounting screws, swap the display board, reconnect all cables exactly as photographed, and reassemble. Restore power and test all display functions and control inputs. Estimated time: 45–60 minutes. Difficulty: Moderate to Advanced.