As of 2026, there has not been a large nationwide CPSC recall for Samsung ovens and ranges like there was for Samsung top-load washers in 2016, but there have been safety notices and voluntary service actions. Samsung issued a recall in 2022 for certain slide-in electric ranges with front knobs due to risk of accidental knob activation causing fire, affecting models NE58K9560 and others where pets or children could bump knobs. There have also been service bulletins for Samsung gas ovens with temperature sensor issues and for induction ranges where the oven turns on by itself due to a faulty control board. Samsung ovens have had complaints of overheating and control panel failures but not a formal recall for all models. To check if your Samsung oven is under recall, you should visit the Samsung support recall page and enter your model and serial number, or check the CPSC website. You should also register your appliance with Samsung to receive recall notifications. If you experience your oven turning on by itself, you should unplug it and contact Samsung immediately as this is a known safety concern under investigation.
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