Since you’ve already replaced the heating element and the switch, I would not replace another part yet. On the Samsung NE58F9710WS/AS, the next suspect is the wiring/harness between the switch and cooktop elements.
Pull the cooktop/control area back apart and inspect every terminal at the new switch and elements.
Look specifically for a burned, loose, pushed-back, or incorrectly positioned wire terminal.
Compare the new element terminal layout with the original/wiring diagram. Don’t assume identical-looking replacement elements have identical terminal positions. There is a documented repair on this exact model where a replacement element did not work because two connections needed to be reversed.
Ohm the bridge heater DG47-00059A itself. Replacing the triple element does not replace this separate bridge heater.
If the bridge heater and wiring have continuity, verify the new switch is actually sending power through the required outputs. Samsung service information includes the wiring diagram and electrical troubleshooting section for this model.
Most likely based on what you’ve already replaced:wiring/terminal connection or incorrect wire placement, especially if the symptom appeared or remained exactly the same after both replacements
Correction on the model # it is NE58F9710WS/AA. The part number for the bridge assembly that was replaced was DG47-0072A and the part number for the switch was DG44-01006A.
We had two wires that were connected incorrect. After researching further, you must make sure that the wires are connected to the correct numbered prongs on the new bridge assembly. The new bridge assembly is working properly now. Thank you for your guidance.