If you need help with a Samsung phone, tablet, TV, appliance, monitor, earbuds, watch, Samsung account, online order, repair, warranty claim, return, trade-in, or Samsung Care+ plan, the fastest route is usually to start with the correct Samsung support category. Samsung offers phone support, 24/7 chat and text support, repair tools, warranty lookup, product registration, and order-help options.
Samsung Customer Service Phone Number and Support
Samsung lists its main U.S. customer service phone number as 1-800-726-7864, also written as 1-800-SAMSUNG. This number is used for product support, technical support, repairs, warranty questions, order help, and general Samsung customer service.
- Samsung customer service phone number: 1-800-726-7864
- Samsung text support: Text SUPPORT to 800-726-7864
- Phone support hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. EST; Saturday-Sunday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. EST
- Chat and text support: Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Official support page: Samsung Support
- Contact Samsung: Samsung Contact Us
- Repair and service: Request or Track a Samsung Repair
- Warranty information: Samsung Warranty Support
- Product registration: Register a Samsung Product
- Order lookup: Track a Samsung Order
Samsung supports many different product categories, including Galaxy phones, tablets, watches, TVs, monitors, refrigerators, laundry products, dishwashers, ranges, vacuums, memory products, and accessories. Because support needs vary by product, have your model number, serial number, IMEI, order number, or repair ticket ready before contacting Samsung.
Choose the Correct Support Route
Samsung has several support paths. Choosing the right one can help you avoid being transferred between departments.
- Phone, tablet, watch, or earbuds: Use Samsung Support, Samsung Members, chat, text, or the main Samsung customer service phone number.
- TV, monitor, or sound device: Use the product support page for troubleshooting, remote support, warranty, and repair options.
- Appliance repair: Use Samsung’s repair tool to request service, check warranty status, or track an existing repair.
- Samsung.com order: Use order lookup or order-help tools for shipping, delivery, returns, refunds, missing items, or trade-in issues.
- Warranty question: Register the product and check warranty status before starting a repair request.
- Samsung Care+ claim: Use Samsung Care+ support for covered damage, device protection, or extended-service questions.
- Samsung account issue: Use Samsung account support if you cannot sign in, reset your password, verify your identity, or access registered products.
- Safety, recall, or defect concern: Contact Samsung directly and keep your model number, serial number, and proof of purchase available.
What to Have Ready Before Contacting Samsung
Samsung support often needs product-specific details before it can troubleshoot, confirm warranty coverage, or create a repair ticket.
- Your Samsung account email address
- The product type, such as Galaxy phone, TV, refrigerator, washer, dryer, or monitor
- Model number
- Serial number or IMEI number, if applicable
- Proof of purchase or receipt
- Order number for Samsung.com purchases
- Repair ticket or service request number
- Photos or videos of the problem, if helpful
- Error codes or messages shown on the device
- Warranty, Samsung Care+, or protection-plan information
- Delivery, tracking, or return information for order issues
Common Reasons Customers Contact Samsung
- Phone, tablet, watch, or earbuds troubleshooting
- Samsung account login or password problems
- Warranty status questions
- Appliance repair requests
- TV, monitor, or remote-control issues
- Refrigerator cooling, ice maker, defrost, or water-leak problems
- Washer, dryer, dishwasher, range, or microwave service
- Samsung.com order tracking
- Returns, refunds, damaged shipments, or missing items
- Trade-in credit or rejected trade-in issues
- Samsung Care+ claims
- Product registration or proof-of-purchase updates
- Repair appointment scheduling or repair status
- Unauthorized charges or account security concerns
Samsung Phone, Tablet, Watch, and Galaxy Support
For Galaxy phones, tablets, watches, earbuds, and other mobile devices, start with Samsung Support or the Samsung Members app. Samsung may ask for your IMEI number, serial number, model code, Samsung account email, carrier, software version, and proof of purchase.
If your issue involves calls, texting, mobile data, SIM cards, carrier billing, or phone unlocking, you may also need to contact your wireless carrier. Samsung can usually help with device hardware, software, warranty, repair, Samsung account, and product-specific issues, while carriers handle network service and wireless-plan questions.
Samsung Appliance Repair and Warranty Help
For refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ranges, microwaves, and other Samsung appliances, use Samsung’s repair and service page or call 1-800-726-7864. Samsung may offer in-home service for eligible products and locations.
Before requesting appliance service, write down the model number, serial number, purchase date, error code, and a short description of the problem. For refrigerators, ice makers, water leaks, cooling problems, defrost issues, laundry errors, or range problems, photos and videos may help document the issue.
Samsung TV, Monitor, and Home Electronics Support
For Samsung TVs, monitors, projectors, soundbars, remotes, and streaming or SmartThings-related issues, use Samsung Support to search by model number. Samsung may provide troubleshooting guides, manuals, software updates, remote support, warranty help, and repair options.
If the issue involves an app, streaming service, cable box, internet connection, HDMI device, or Wi-Fi network, you may need to check both the Samsung device and the connected service or internet provider.
Samsung Repairs, Service Requests, and Repair Status
Samsung’s repair page allows customers to start a repair request, choose available service options, and check repair status. Repair options may vary by product, warranty status, location, and whether the product qualifies for walk-in, mail-in, in-home, or other service.
When checking repair status, keep your service request number and phone number ready. If a repair is delayed, canceled, or not completed, ask Samsung for the ticket number, service provider information, parts status, expected completion date, and escalation options.
Samsung Warranty, Product Registration, and Proof of Purchase
Registering your Samsung product can make it easier to check warranty status, track purchases, follow service requests, and manage support history. If the warranty date looks wrong, Samsung may ask for proof of purchase to validate the date.
Save your receipt, order confirmation, serial number, IMEI, warranty status screen, and service-request details. If you bought the product from a retailer, Samsung may still need proof of purchase before approving warranty service.
Samsung.com Orders, Returns, Refunds, and Trade-Ins
If your issue involves a Samsung.com order, start with Samsung’s order lookup or order-help tools. Common order problems include delayed shipping, missing items, damaged delivery, return labels, refund timing, promotional items, trade-in credit, and rejected trade-ins.
For returns or refunds, keep the order number, tracking number, return authorization, photos of packaging, and any Samsung emails. If the order included a promotion or trade-in, read the terms carefully before returning part of the order.
Samsung Care+ and Protection Plan Support
Samsung Care+ and other protection plans may have separate claim rules, service fees, deductibles, replacement options, and coverage limits. If your issue involves cracked screens, accidental damage, extended warranty, or device replacement, review your Samsung Care+ benefits and contact Samsung through the appropriate plan route.
Have your device information, plan details, purchase date, claim number, and photos of the damage ready before contacting support.
Samsung Account, SmartThings, and App Help
Samsung account issues can affect product registration, Samsung Members, SmartThings, Galaxy Store, Samsung Wallet, order history, warranty information, and connected devices. If you cannot sign in, try password recovery and identity verification before calling.
For SmartThings or connected-home problems, check whether the issue is with the Samsung product, the SmartThings app, Wi-Fi, a hub, a third-party device, or your Samsung account.
Samsung Scam and Fraud Warnings
Be careful with fake Samsung support calls, fake repair offers, phishing emails, fake order texts, false warranty-extension offers, and lookalike websites. Only use Samsung’s official website, Samsung Support, Samsung Members, the Samsung app, or the verified Samsung customer service phone number.
- Do not share your Samsung account password, verification codes, or two-factor authentication codes.
- Do not post IMEI numbers, serial numbers, order numbers, repair tickets, or payment details in public reviews.
- Be cautious of callers who demand gift cards, cryptocurrency, wire transfers, or payment apps for Samsung repairs.
- Check the website address before entering Samsung account or payment information.
- If an order, charge, or repair message looks suspicious, go directly to Samsung.com rather than clicking a link.
How to Escalate a Samsung Complaint
If Samsung customer service does not resolve your issue, ask for a case number and request escalation to a supervisor, repair specialist, order-support team, warranty team, or Samsung Care+ claims team. Keep a written timeline of calls, chats, texts, emails, repair appointments, order updates, tracking numbers, return labels, and promised callbacks.
For appliance repair issues, document appointment dates, technician visits, parts delays, repair attempts, and whether the same problem returned. For online orders or trade-ins, save photos of the item, packaging, shipping label, tracking scans, trade-in confirmation, and Samsung emails.
If the issue needs corporate-level review, you may also visit the Samsung Corporate Office Headquarters page linked below for headquarters and escalation information.
Samsung Reviews and Complaints on CustomerServiceNumbers.com
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Samsung Customer Service FAQs
What is the Samsung customer service phone number?
The main Samsung customer service phone number in the U.S. is 1-800-726-7864, also written as 1-800-SAMSUNG.
Does Samsung offer chat or text support?
Yes. Samsung offers 24/7 chat support and text support. Customers can text SUPPORT to 800-726-7864 for help from Samsung Care Pros.
How do I request a Samsung repair?
Use Samsung’s repair and service page or call 1-800-726-7864. Have your model number, serial number or IMEI, proof of purchase, and a description of the problem ready.
How do I check my Samsung warranty?
Register your Samsung product and use Samsung’s warranty support tools to check warranty coverage. If the warranty date looks wrong, Samsung may ask for proof of purchase.
How do I track a Samsung.com order?
Use Samsung’s order lookup page. You may need your Samsung account login, order number, email address, or other order details.
What should I do if my Samsung appliance repair is delayed?
Ask Samsung for the service request number, technician or service provider details, parts status, expected repair date, and escalation options. Keep photos, receipts, appointment notes, and prior repair history.
Page Update Note
This Samsung customer service page was updated on June 25, 2026, to reflect current Samsung customer service phone number details, phone support hours, 24/7 chat and text support, repair and warranty routes, order support, Samsung Care+ guidance, scam warnings, and live CSN review-status information.
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