Use the racks in your Samsung wall oven

Caution: Make sure the oven is off and cool before installing or removing the racks. Always use oven mitts when handling the racks while the oven is on.

It's Cooking 101. You'll need to learn how to properly remove and insert the oven racks so you can put them in the appropriate position for whatever you are cooking or baking. Having them installed correctly will also prevent them from falling or causing other issues.

Caution: Before installing the gliding rack, make sure the oven is off and cool. The gliding rack should be in the closed position.

The gliding rack is a special rack that you can extend forward far out of the oven without having to completely remove it. This makes it easier to place or remove food from the rack, especially if it's a dish that is heavy.

Caution: Always use oven mitts when handling the divider while the oven is on. Use both hands when inserting or removing the divider.

Have you ever wanted to cook two things at once to save time, but the recipes required two different temperatures? With the Flex Duo divider (available on select models), you can split the oven in half and use two separate temperatures simultaneously! 

When your wall oven is in Single mode, it means the Flex Duo divider is not inserted. Before deciding where your racks should go, you should take the location of each rack and the food you are cooking into consideration. For example, center or lower racks are best for browning pizza crusts or evenly cooking a casserole. For large roasts, such as a whole turkey, you should use the lowest rack position so your food receives the best amount of heat circulation. The topmost positions should be used for food that you’d like to broil or toast, such as bread.

When you're in Flex mode, it means that you have the Flex Duo divider inserted and that your oven has been separated into two sections. While in Flex mode, the upper oven has two rack positions, while the lower oven has four rack positions. Keep this in mind when reading our tips, so you don't get confused.