Samsung NE63T8511SG AA

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20240903-C116C-2147336752. Severity: No Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung NE63T8511SG AA. Incident: The knobs on my range were slightly turned and my range pan caught on fire. Thank god I was still up.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20240808-36B2B-2147337411. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung NE63T8511SG AA. Incident: It was the first time we used the air fryer, after less than 10 minutes the inside of the oven started to burn very high. We turned off the stove and the fire inside the oven continued. I took a damp cloth and was able to stop the flames, but all the smoke remained and we have not used the air fryer or the oven again for fear that the same thing could happen. This incident happened to us two months after we bought the stove.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20260805-A82F6-2147312856. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Product: Samsung NE63T8511SG AA (Samsung 30 inch Bespoke Smart Slide In Electric Range with Air Fry in Black Stainless Steel. Front mounted push and turn burner control knobs. Smooth glass ceramic cooktop with four radiant electric burners. Wi Fi SmartThings connectivity. Approximately 6.3 cubic foot oven capacity. Purchased new from Samsung in November 2022. This model is included in the 2024 Samsung CPSC recall involving unintended activation of the front mounted burner control knobs.). Incident: I am reporting an unintended activation hazard involving a Samsung slide in electric range model NE63T8511SG AA that is included in the 2024 Samsung CPSC recall for front mounted control knobs. Since purchasing the range in late 2022 my household has experienced approximately 5 to 10 unintended burner activations caused by incidental contact with the front mounted control knobs by both people and a pet. Most activations occurred when someone brushed against the knobs while working in the kitchen. In several instances the burners activated when nothing had been left on the cooktop. There have been three separate incidents in which unintended burner activation ignited combustible materials left on the cooktop after cooking had been completed. First incident approximately March 2023 estimated. A pet unintentionally activated a burner after jumping against the front of the range while groceries were on the cooktop. A cardboard beverage carton ignited. Second incident approximately January 2026 estimated. Incidental contact with the control knobs unintentionally activated a burner after a boxed coffee maker had been temporarily placed on the cooktop while unloading purchases. The cardboard box ignited. Third incident July 15 2026 at approximately 940 PM. A family member unintentionally activated a burner while reaching across the range to access an overhead cabinet. An empty pi