Samsung oven: error SESE1
Code SE / SE1 on a Samsung oven display means: temperature sensor fault.
- Meaning
- Temperature sensor fault
- Check first
- If the code comes back, the temperature sensor or its cable needs to be replaced by a repair service.
- Repair shop
- 200–480 zł
Most common causes
- Damaged sensor (thermistor)
- Loose sensor wire
What you can check yourself
Switch the oven off at the fuse for 1-2 minutes and switch it on again.
If the code comes back, the temperature sensor or its cable needs to be replaced by a repair service.
- the error keeps coming back after these checks,
- water is leaking or you smell burning,
- the appliance trips the circuit breaker.
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What does error SE mean on a Samsung oven?
Code SE / SE1 means: temperature sensor fault. The most common causes: damaged sensor (thermistor), loose sensor wire.
Can I keep using the oven with error SE?
If the error goes away after the checks above, yes. If it keeps coming back, water leaks, you smell burning or the breaker trips, stop using it and call a repair service.
Other codes: Samsung oven
- E-08 / E08bottom heating element circuit failure
- E-27 / E27shutdown due to overheating
- C-21 / C21stuck panel button
A code can mean different things on different models and years. Always check the manual or the manufacturer's support page too. Repair prices are approximate, for repair shops in Poland.