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Samsung Hood Error Code E-14

Gas sensor dry up / no load error.

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Gas sensor dry up / no load error.

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What E-14 means on a Samsung hood

The E-14 error code on a Samsung hood indicates a gas sensor dry up condition or a no-load error related to the gas detection circuit. Samsung hoods equipped with a gas sensor use a metal oxide semiconductor (MOS) type sensor to detect combustible gas concentrations in the kitchen environment. This sensor requires a stable heating element and a properly functioning sensing element to operate correctly. When the control board cannot detect a valid signal or load from the gas sensor circuit, it triggers E-14 to alert the user and technician that the sensor is not functioning as expected.

The term "dry up" in this context refers to the degradation or failure of the gas sensor's internal sensing material. Over time, the sensing element can lose its ability to respond to gas concentrations due to contamination from grease, dust, or chemical exposure common in kitchen environments. A no-load error means the control board is reading an open circuit or no electrical response from the sensor, which can indicate a broken sensor element, a disconnected wiring harness, or a failed sensor heater coil within the sensor assembly itself.

This fault is primarily a sensor-level or wiring issue rather than a control board failure, though a faulty board can produce similar symptoms. Technicians should inspect the gas sensor wiring harness for loose connectors, pinched wires, or corrosion before condemning the sensor itself. If wiring checks out, the gas sensor assembly is the most likely component requiring replacement to resolve this error code.

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Common causes of E-14

  1. 01

    Degraded or failed gas sensor element

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    The internal sensing material of the gas sensor can dry out or become contaminated over time from grease and kitchen chemicals, causing it to stop producing a valid signal. This is the most common cause of E-14 and typically requires sensor replacement.

  2. 02

    Disconnected or damaged wiring harness

    Wiring / connection

    The connector linking the gas sensor to the control board can loosen, corrode, or become damaged, resulting in an open circuit that the board reads as a no-load condition. Inspect the harness and connector pins for corrosion, bent pins, or loose fit.

  3. 03

    Failed gas sensor heater coil

    Part replacement

    Gas sensors use a small internal heater to keep the sensing element at operating temperature. If this heater coil fails, the sensor cannot function and the board registers a no-load error. This failure requires replacing the gas sensor assembly.

  4. 04

    Grease or debris contamination on the sensor

    Wiring / connection

    Heavy grease buildup directly on the sensor body can interfere with its electrical and sensing performance. In some cases, careful cleaning may restore function, but heavily contaminated sensors typically need replacement.

  5. 05

    Faulty control board

    Part replacement

    If the control board's sensor input circuit has failed, it may incorrectly report E-14 even when the gas sensor and wiring are intact. This is the least likely cause and should only be considered after the sensor and harness have been ruled out.

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Frequently asked questions about E-14

What does E-14 mean on a Samsung hood?
E-14 on a Samsung hood signals a gas sensor dry up or no-load error. This means the control board is not receiving a valid signal from the gas sensor installed in the hood. The sensor may have degraded over time, lost its electrical connection, or failed internally. The hood displays this code to indicate that the gas detection system requires attention.
Can I fix the E-14 error on my Samsung hood myself?
You can start by checking that the wiring harness connected to the gas sensor is fully seated and free of visible damage or corrosion, as a loose connector is sometimes the cause. However, if the sensor itself has failed or dried out, replacing it requires disassembling part of the hood and working with electrical components, which is best handled by a qualified technician. Attempting repairs without proper knowledge of appliance wiring can create safety risks.
Is it safe to use my Samsung hood while E-14 is displayed?
Operating the hood while the gas sensor is faulted means you are losing the gas detection capability that the sensor is designed to provide. While the hood's ventilation functions may still operate, the gas sensing protection is compromised. It is advisable to address the fault promptly and avoid relying on the hood for gas detection until the sensor is repaired or replaced.
How much does it cost to repair a Samsung hood showing E-14?
Repair costs depend on whether the issue is a simple wiring fix or a full sensor replacement. A service call and wiring repair might range from around 80 to 150 dollars, while gas sensor replacement parts and labor combined can range from approximately 150 to 350 dollars depending on the specific model and local labor rates. Getting a diagnostic estimate before authorizing repairs is always recommended.
Will resetting my Samsung hood clear the E-14 error code?
A power reset by unplugging the hood or cutting power at the breaker for a few minutes may temporarily clear the E-14 code, but it will return if the underlying gas sensor fault is still present. Resetting does not repair a failed sensor or fix a wiring issue. The error will continue to reappear until the root cause is diagnosed and corrected.

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