You can either attempt a repair yourself, take it to a repair shop, push it over so it falls and breaks then claim a new one through home insurance (fraud), or if its under warranty get it repaired by Samsung.
What was equally as dangerous was plugging it back in after the horrible burning smell came out of it. Never do that with electrical goods. If it's under warranty still contact Samsung via the Request Help button in the Members app if that's what you are using to post with. They take electrical faults seriously.
Hi @SinghWho, sorry to hear about this. Samsung takes such cases very seriously. I've sent you a message with instructions, please reply when possible.
