Range Surface Burner Valve DG94-00933B

For owners of a compatible Samsung gas range dealing with an unreliable surface burner, this DG94-00933B valve is a replacement part intended for the rear burner position.

The listing also identifies it as a gray two-piece set and names DG94-00933A and several part numbers as replacements. Matching the range model matters more than the broad brand name.

A valve regulates gas flow to the burner. The listing states a 12,000 BTU output and adjustable flame control, but those details do not confirm fit for every Samsung range.

What matters most

This part is aimed at restoring burner control when the existing valve is faulty—not at upgrading a working stove. The listing associates valve problems with ignition trouble, an uneven or yellow flame, and inconsistent heating. Those symptoms can have other causes, though, so they are clues rather than proof that the valve is the part to replace.

Fit is the key buying decision. The supplied compatibility list covers specific Samsung range models, including versions in the NX58F, NX58H, NX58J, NX58K, and NX58M series. Compare the complete model number, including its suffix, with the list and verify the required part number before ordering. A valve that looks similar or shares the brand name may still be the wrong replacement.

Keep in mind that the listing’s “easy DIY” wording does not make gas-appliance work risk-free. Disconnecting power and gas is part of the stated installation process, but anyone unsure about safely handling those connections should use a qualified appliance technician.

How to use it

This is a repair component, not a burner accessory for everyday cooking. Once the correct valve is confirmed and installed, its job is to regulate gas flow so the burner can produce a controllable flame. In practical terms, that could mean getting back to a steadier flame when heating a small saucepan or bringing a pot to a boil—provided the valve was the cause of the problem.

The product description says the flame can be adjusted from a simmer to higher-heat cooking. Treat the 12,000 BTU figure as a listing specification, not a guarantee of how a particular burner will perform after installation, the range model and the rest of the appliance matter too.

Practical tips

Before buying, check the model label on the range and compare every character with the compatibility information. The listing gives multiple model variations, so a partial match is not enough. Also compare the old valve’s part number with DG94-00933B and the stated replacement references: DG94-00933A, 4011494, AP5967693, PS11720720, and EAP11720720.

If you smell gas, do not treat a replacement part as a quick fix or keep testing the burner. Stop using the range and seek appropriate professional help. For a less urgent flame or ignition issue, a technician can help determine whether the valve—or another component—is responsible.

The listing labels the item “Gray 2PC,” but it does not explain what the two pieces include. If you need to confirm the exact contents for a repair, get that detail before starting the job.

Questions before you buy

Will it fit any Samsung range? No universal fit is stated. The listing names particular Samsung models, so verify your complete model number against that list.

Does an uneven or yellow flame mean the valve is bad? Not necessarily. The listing mentions these as possible signs, but they do not establish the cause on their own.

Can I install it myself? The listing describes installation as a DIY task involving disconnection of gas and power. Because this is a gas component, choose professional service if you are not confident handling the work safely.

When it makes sense

It makes sense if you have confirmed that your exact range model is listed and a diagnosis points to the rear burner valve. In that situation, replacing the specific faulty component is a more targeted approach than shopping for a general burner part. You may want to skip it if your model is absent, the fault has not been identified, or you need a clearly documented package breakdown before beginning the repair.