Samsung Refrigerator RF28HFEDBSAA Parts

Genuine Samsung part

Assy Case Lamp-Ref;Aw4,L

By: Samsung

Part Number: DA97-12606B

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Refrigerator Brushless Dc Motor With Circuit

By: Samsung

Part Number: DA31-00305C

The Refrigerator Brushless DC Motor with Circuit ensures your Samsung refrigerator operates smoothly and efficiently. This genuine OEM part is engineered for optimal performance, providing consistent cooling and reliable functionality. The brushless DC motor offers enhanced energy efficiency, reducing power consumption while maintaining effective temperature control. Integrated with a durable circuit, it ensures precise operation and longevity, minimizing the risk of unexpected breakdowns. Compatible with a wide range of Samsung refrigerator models, this motor is easy to install, allowing you to restore your applianceGÇÖs performance quickly. By replacing a faulty motor with this genuine OEM part, you can enjoy quieter operation and improved refrigeration, keeping your food fresh longer. Invest in the Refrigerator Brushless DC Motor with Circuit to maintain the reliability and efficiency of your Samsung refrigerator, ensuring a better cooling experience and extending the life of your appliance.

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Screw

By: Samsung

Part Number: 6002-000215

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Rail-Slide Low L;Aw2-Pjt

By: Samsung

Part Number: DA61-09087A

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Fan Blade

4.5 (2)

By: Samsung

Part Number: DA96-00504A

This part fixes the following symptoms

Noisy

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Fan that cools the compressor died Beth N. • Excelsior , MN • January 03, 2019

Not easy to figure out. Removed screws that appeared to hold the motor/fan/bracket in but it didn't budge (??). Watched a You Tube video but the guy's camera work wasn't too clear. I at least gathered that there was a plastic, one-way button/slide lock on the underside of bracket that holds the motor/fan assemby in.. Didn't make sense that once the button was pushed up with a screwdriver, the bracket would slide out (towards you) because there are rigid cooling lines that are in the way. ... Read more