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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Defrost Thermal Fuse Assembly by Samsung

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By: Samsung
Part Number: OEM12408153
Manufacturer Part Number: DA47-00095E

The Refrigerator Defrost Thermal Fuse Assembly is essential for maintaining the optimal performance of your Samsung refrigerator. This genuine OEM part plays a crucial role in the defrost system, ensuring that the freezer and refrigerator compartments remain at the correct temperatures. By regulating the defrost cycle, it helps prevent overheating and potential damage to your appliance. Compatible with a wide range of Samsung refrigerator models, this thermal fuse assembly guarantees a secure fit and reliable operation. Installing the genuine OEM Refrigerator Defrost Thermal Fuse Assembly means you can trust the quality and longevity of your refrigerator's defrost system, enhancing overall efficiency and extending the life of your appliance. Whether you're replacing a faulty fuse or upgrading your refrigerator's components, this genuine Samsung part provides the dependable performance you need for a smoothly running kitchen.

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Eric for Model Number Samsung RB215LASH

My bottom freezer is not working properly. I noticed the ice was sticking and the food wasn't completely freezing. I cleaned the coils on the back of the fridge and removed the internal panels covering the freezer coils. The coils were iced over. I de-iced the coils and checked the fan for proper operation (works). After two weeks the problem came back. I did notice a 3" long crack on the internal plastic wall where the cooling lines come into the freezer 1/16 thick. Could this be my problem or do you think its a temp sensor issue?

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Eric, This issue would most likely be caused by a faulty defrost sensor. You will want to test the sensor and visually check it for being bad. If the sensor is bad or broken then replace. If the sensor checks ok then you will want to do a continuity test on the heater and if ok then replace the main control board.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Tuesday, July 16, 2013

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