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🧰 Installation / Replacement Tips

Here’s how to replace DG47-00058A properly and what to watch out for:

1. Safety First

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  Disconnect power (turn off breaker or unplug range).
  
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  Wait for any residual heat / capacitors to discharge.
  
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  Use gloves to avoid cuts from sheet metal edges.
  

2. Access the Element

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  Pull the range outward from the wall to allow access behind or lift up the cooktop (depending on model).
  
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  Usually the back panel needs to be removed (screws or bolts) to reach the element bracket.
  

3. Document Original Setup

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  Take photos of wiring, mounts, and orientation.
  
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  Note where the bracket(s) and fastening screws go.
  

4. Disconnect the Old Element

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  Remove screws or fasteners holding the bracket or shields.
  
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  Carefully disconnect the wire terminals (often push‐on spade connectors).
  
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  Gently remove the old element.
  

5. Install the New DG47-00058A

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  Insert the new element into the correct position, aligning brackets or mounting holes.
  
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  Secure with screws / fasteners.
  
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  Reconnect the wiring to correct terminals (match polarity if applicable).
  
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  Make sure connections are tight and secure.
  

6. Reassemble & Test

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  Reinstall the back panel / cover.
  
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  Push the range back into position.
  
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  Restore power.
  
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  Test broil function (the element should glow red).
  
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  Use an ohmmeter: a good element often shows resistance in a moderate range (for many broil elements, something like 15–30 Ω is cited in documentation for DG47-00058A at room temp). PartSelect
  

7. Confirm No Shorts or Arcing

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  Watch for sparks when first testing.
  
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  If display or error codes appear, check wiring and that no part of the element touches metal surfaces.
  

✅ Before You Buy / Replace, Check These

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  Model Compatibility: Ensure DG47-00058A is listed in your Samsung range’s parts list.
  
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  Dimensions: Confirm length, shape, bracket positions, and mounting hole spacing.
  
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  Voltage: This is a 240 V element—don’t use a wrong voltage unit.
  
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  Connector Type: Spade connector size and layout should match your range.
  
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  Condition: Avoid bent, cracked, or overheated elements.
  
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  Warranty & Return: Choose sellers that allow returns or warranty in case it’s a mismatch.

⚠️ Common Symptoms

SymptomDescriptionLikely Cause🔥 Element does not heat / won’t glowBroil or grill function produces no heat at all.Open or burned-out element coil.🌡️ Uneven broiling or grillingFood cooks unevenly; one side gets hotter than the other.Partial coil break or hot spots in the element.⚡ Visible arcing or sparkingSparks appear when the oven is on broil.Insulation breakdown or exposed wires in the element.💡 Oven trips breaker or blows fuseCircuit breaker trips when broil is activated.Shorted element or internal coil fault.🕒 Broil function stops mid-cycleOven shuts off unexpectedly or error codes appear.Overheating or intermittent coil connection.🔩 Physical damageElement appears bent, cracked, or burnt.Mechanical stress, overheating, or age-related failure.

💡 Notes / Troubleshooting Tips

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   Always test resistance with a multimeter before replacing. A properly functioning DG47‑00058A typically measures 15–30 Ω at room temperature (verify exact for your model).
   
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   Check that the wiring and connectors are secure—loose connections can mimic a failed element.
   
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   If multiple symptoms occur (e.g., no heat + breaker trips), replace the element immediately to avoid damage to the oven’s control board or wiring.
   
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   Inspect for burn marks or discoloration around the terminals and mounting brackets.