Seen in a few different threads regarding various appliances, so figured I'd ask the question here of the community regarding whether or not the Samsung microwoves actualy even have a reset procedure.
From what I understand about them, there is no reset button on the appliance. Instead, to "reset" the door, one is supposed to simply unplug the Samsung microwave for 5-10 minutes, then plug it back in, and reset the clock on the appliance. The theory behind this is that by unplugging it for 5-10 minutes, the capacitor on the control board will fully drain, essentially "resetting" the appliance. My question is: does the 5-10 minute wait really do anything besides show off how much they knows about electronics? Isnt 30 second enough to fully drain the capacitors on these appliances?
Curious to know from those with more experience what the consensus are on this issue! Is there some button combination on certain models of Samsung microwaves to perform a "factory reset"? Is this the only procedure available for these appliances?
From what I understand about them, there is no reset button on the appliance. Instead, to "reset" the door, one is supposed to simply unplug the Samsung microwave for 5-10 minutes, then plug it back in, and reset the clock on the appliance. The theory behind this is that by unplugging it for 5-10 minutes, the capacitor on the control board will fully drain, essentially "resetting" the appliance. My question is: does the 5-10 minute wait really do anything besides show off how much they knows about electronics? Isnt 30 second enough to fully drain the capacitors on these appliances?
Curious to know from those with more experience what the consensus are on this issue! Is there some button combination on certain models of Samsung microwaves to perform a "factory reset"? Is this the only procedure available for these appliances?