How long do Samsung stoves typically last is average 13 to 15 years for electric and gas ranges with proper maintenance, similar to industry average for ranges which is 13 to 15 years, though some units last 20 years with good care. Samsung stoves have heating elements, igniters for gas, and control boards that may need replacement during lifespan, with electric coil and glass top lasting long if not abused. Gas burners last longer. Lifespan depends on usage frequency, cleaning, and addressing small issues like burner not lighting. Samsung offers 1 year full warranty. Common parts like igniter for gas may need replacement every 5 to 8 years costing $150 to $300. With regular cleaning of spillovers, not using self clean excessively, and protecting glass top from heavy pots dropping, Samsung stove can reach 15 years. Some owners report control board failure at 8 to 10 years. So typical lifespan 13 to 15 years, with well maintained units lasting up to 20 years, similar to other brands, though simpler models without complex electronics may last longer than feature heavy smart models.
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