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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly by Samsung

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Part Number: OEM16955256
Manufacturer Part Number: DA97-07365G

The Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly is an essential component for maintaining efficient ice production in your Samsung refrigerator. This genuine OEM part ensures seamless integration with your appliance, delivering consistent and reliable ice for your daily needs. Crafted with high-quality materials, the assembly guarantees durability and long-lasting performance, reducing the need for frequent replacements. Its precise design allows for easy installation, enabling you to restore your fridge's ice-making functionality without hassle. Compatible with a wide range of Samsung refrigerator models, this ice maker assembly fits securely, ensuring optimal performance and preventing leaks or malfunctions. By choosing this genuine OEM part, you maintain the integrity and efficiency of your refrigerator, enhancing your overall user experience. Whether your original ice maker is malfunctioning or has worn out over time, the Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly provides a dependable solution to keep your ice supply steady and your kitchen operations smooth. Invest in this reliable part to ensure your refrigerator continues to meet your cooling and ice-making needs effectively.

 

Required for installation: Mounting Screws - (quantity 3)  6001-000569 and Tapping Screws (quantity 3) 6002-000213 

 

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For Samsung Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly (Part Number: OEM16955256)

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Cgc1529, We will need to have the model number of your unit to be able to assist with your question. Please resubmit your question with the model.

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Hello Jeffs, on the ice maker press the blue "Forced Harvest" button, if the ice maker cycles then the control board is not the issue, also check that the ice maker area is at 0 degrees, this type of problem is usually a cooling problem.

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Logan, It would be more likely that the water valve is allowing water to seep into the icemaker even though it is not calling for water.

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John, you would want to go to Samsung's website and download the user's manual for your model there. It will have instructions on how to turn the icemaker on and how to reset the filter light.

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Bob for Model Number DA97-07365A

We have an ice maker problem. Our symptom is ice cubes are freezing to molds inside the ice maker and not dumping into the ice tray below. We suspected the heating element that slightly heats the base during the transfer cycle has failed. When we read across the element with the thermal fuse in-line using a continuity tester, it reads as an open circuit (no tone). However, when we read across the thermal fuse, it reads as good, (both continuity tone and "0" ohms). When we read across the heating element with an ohm meter, we get 90.2 ohms. Is this a correct reading of resistance for the element? If not, can the element be replaced? Can you think of any other cause for this symptom? Thank you in advance for any insights you may have.

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Bob, if the model number of your appliance could be provided in a new question, this will allow the most accurate information to be presented.

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Ingrid, Thanks for the question!!! Samsung does not a have program for getting it back and recycling it. You would need to dispose of it in accordance with your local ordinances.

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Paul Matthew for Model Number RF4287HARS/XAA

I have a Samsung refrigerator model RF4287HARS/XAA with the DA97-07365G ice maker. It seems like the tray heater is not heating cause the cubes not empty out during cycle. Or the board does not tell the heater to lose the ice cubes. When I press the test button, I hear a chime but nothing moving. I take the ice maker out, I see ice cubes on the tray. I wash the ice with hot water and put it back. Then I press the test button, few minutes later , I can see the it runs through the test cycle with no issue (ice arm moves down and up as water is filled up). The new ice cubes are made within the next few hours but never get dropped down to the ice bucket. How can I test to determine if the control board is sending power to the ice maker heater so I know if I should replace the control board or the ice maker. Thank you for your time.

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Paul, On the control board, there is a connector with a CN70 next to it. This is the connector that you will need to test for the heater. You will need to put the icemaker into the test mode and then check at the CN 70 connector Pin 3 (black wire) to Pin 13 (Gray wire) for 120 Vac. If there is 120 vac then the icemaker needs replaced. If there is not 120 vac then the control board will need to be replaced.

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Mr. Ed, the refrigerator ice maker and the freezer ice maker are not going to be the same. For the most accurate part information, the REV number of the appliance would be needed or the part number off of the original part can be used to identify the correct part number used with your unit.

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