Samsung NX58H9500WS/AA-01 gas slide-in range Parts

For the Samsung NX58H9500WS gas slide-in range, the exact igniter part number depends on which igniter you mean (surface burner spark electrode vs. oven bake igniter vs. broil igniter). The model’s documentation we have does not list a specific igniter part number, so we recommend confirming the igniter type using the NX58H9500WS user manual before ordering.

Identify which “igniter” you need

On this Samsung range, customers commonly mean one of these:

• Surface burner ignition: the spark electrode at each cooktop burner (you hear clicking)
• Oven bake ignition: the igniter that lights the bake burner
• Oven broil ignition: the igniter that lights the broil burner
• Ignition system issue: wiring, spark module, or control problem (not the igniter itself)

Quick checks before buying a part

These steps help confirm whether you have an igniter problem or a different issue:

• If all surface burners fail to click/light, verify power to the range (ignition needs electricity)
• If one surface burner fails, inspect that burner’s cap/head alignment and clean/dry the electrode area
• If the oven won’t light, confirm the control is set correctly and the gas supply is on
• If you smell gas, shut off the gas supply and follow the safety steps in the manual

What the manual confirms about ignition (model-specific)

The NX58H9500WS uses electronic ignition for surface burners (clicking in the LITE position) and also describes manual lighting during a power failure. Use the ignition section in the NX58H9500WS user manual to match symptoms to the correct ignition component.

Symptom	Most likely area	What to verify first
Clicking but no flame on one burner	Burner cap/head/electrode	Cap seated, burner dry/clean
No clicking on any burner	Power/ignition circuit	Outlet, breaker, range power
Oven won’t ignite	Oven ignition/burner system	Correct mode/settings, gas on

Why it matters

Ordering “an igniter” without narrowing down the exact location can lead to the wrong part and the same no-heat/no-light problem. Confirming whether it’s a cooktop electrode or an oven igniter saves time and avoids repeat repairs.

Last updated: January 2026

To reset a Samsung gas slide-in range like model NX58H9500WS, we recommend doing a power reset by turning the range’s circuit breaker OFF for at least 30 seconds, then turning it back ON. This clears many control glitches and temporary error codes.

Quick reset steps (recommended)

• Press OFF/CLEAR once to stop any active cooking cycle.
• Turn the range’s circuit breaker OFF (or unplug the power cord if accessible).
• Wait 30 to 60 seconds.
• Restore power (breaker ON or plug back in).
• Set the Clock again if it flashes or is incorrect.

If the control panel seems “locked” after reset

This model can lock the control panel and oven door.

• Press and hold OFF/CLEAR for 3 seconds to toggle the lock.
• If the display shows a lock icon and the oven will not start, open the oven door and press START/SET for 3 seconds (this is a common door-lock reset method on this platform).
• If “SAb” is showing, the Sabbath feature is on; hold BAKE and TOUCH TO WAKE-UP together for 3 seconds to turn it off.

What a reset can and cannot fix

Situation	Reset usually helps?	What to do next
Display glitch, unresponsive keys	Yes	Power reset, then re-set clock
Error code appears once	Often	Power reset; if it returns, troubleshoot the code
Burner will not ignite	Sometimes	Check gas supply and igniter clicking
Smell of gas	No	Do not operate the range; follow gas safety steps

Why it matters

A power reset restores the electronic oven control to a known good state. On gas ranges, the control board manages ignition timing, safety lockouts, and temperature regulation, so a reset can quickly clear false lockouts and minor software hiccups.

For control locations, lock features, and troubleshooting tables specific to this range, use the NX58H9500WS user manual.

Last updated: January 2026

On the Samsung gas slide-in range model NX58H9500WS, the exact model-number label location is not specified in the model-specific manual text we have for this range. In practice, Samsung typically prints the model and serial on a rating label attached to the range body; you can find it by checking a few common spots.

Where to check on the range (most common spots)

• Open the oven door and inspect the front frame around the oven opening
• Check the drawer frame area (warming drawer or lower storage drawer opening)
• Look along the side trim just inside the door opening
• If accessible, check the back panel of the range near the power cord or gas connection
• Use a flashlight; the label is often small and can be low-contrast

What you are looking for

The rating label is usually a white or silver sticker/plate that includes:

• Model number
• Serial number
• Gas type and electrical ratings
• Certification markings

Label field	Example you might see	Why to record it
Model	NX58H9500WS (may also show a suffix like /AA)	Ensures correct parts match
Serial	A mix of letters and numbers	Helps date/production identification
Gas type	Natural gas or LP	Confirms correct setup and orifices

Why it matters

Samsung model suffixes (such as “/AA”) can change which igniter, burner components, or control parts fit. Recording the full model and any suffix helps us match the correct diagrams and replacement parts.

For model-specific operation and safety details, use the NX58H9500WS user manual.

Last updated: January 2026