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Part Number: OEM16750332
Manufacturer Part Number: DA92-00215B

The Refrigerator Inverter PCB Assembly is a crucial component for maintaining the optimal performance of your refrigerator. This genuine OEM part from Samsung ensures precise control of the inverter-driven compressor, enhancing energy efficiency and temperature regulation. By replacing a faulty or damaged PCB assembly, you can restore your refrigeratorGÇÖs cooling capabilities and extend its lifespan. The Refrigerator Inverter PCB Assembly is designed to seamlessly integrate with a wide range of Samsung refrigerator models, guaranteeing a perfect fit and reliable functionality. Easy to install, this part allows you to perform repairs confidently, saving you time and money on professional service calls. Investing in this genuine OEM part means you receive high-quality performance and durability that meets SamsungGÇÖs strict standards. Whether your fridge is experiencing inconsistent temperatures or failing to cool properly, the Refrigerator Inverter PCB Assembly provides the reliable solution you need to keep your appliance running smoothly and efficiently.

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Gumboflower for Model Number RF261BEAESP/AA-0001

This is my last attempt at trying to fixing this refrigerator! Evaporator cover started showing ice coming out of the little holes and temp in fridge running about 50 degrees. Freezer section is doing fine. Took off the cover after melting all of the ice with warm water, Checked the ohms on the temp sensor and heating element, those were good. Thought it might be the thermostat, so replaced that....still iced up and started running warm again after a few weeks. Now thinking it the main circuit board not controlling the defrost cycles. What do you think? What could I be missing? Please help!

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Gumboflower, based on the information provided, the failure would very likely be the main control DA92-00384D as the defrost heater, thermostat, and thermistors are checking good.

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Maria, The part number for the main control board that would be needed is DA92-00384A and the sensor will be part number DA32-10104N. The main control board will be located on the back of the unit and to change this you will pull the unit out, remove the big panel on the left middle of the back and disconnect the refrigerator from the wall. Once this is done you would disconnect the wires from the old board and install it on the new board. For the sensor, you would need to take all the shelving out of the unit and remove the center back panel by taking the screws loose at the bottom and one at the center top of the center rail. The sensor will have yellow wires and will be attached to the evaporator which is the silver piece behind the wall.

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Matt Schill for Model Number samsung rf260beaesr/AA 05

Hi, I have a samsung rf260beaesr/aa 05. I started out with fridge evaporator icing up. I have replaced the coil and sensor in there. Still getting ice up after some months use. I have had to thaw it out multiple times. It seems to work fine after thawing, but the temp control has gone downhill. Currently thawed out, the fridge is warm-like 40 or more while set at 35 and the freezer seems to be too cold such as set at 5, actual temp -5. Or set at -5 and actual is -15. I can push power cool and the fridge temp goes right down to 35. not sure what to check next. Thanks Matt

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Matt, This issue sounds like it would be caused by a control board that is not reading the sensors in the refrigerator properly and would need to replace the control board.

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Chuck, you will want to test the sensors in the freezer section by accessing the main control at the back of the unit. At the main control, with a multimeter set to DC voltage, you will want to test the ambient sensor by placing the red probe of a multimeter on connection CN78 pin 8 to pin 12 with the black probe. The voltage reading should be between 1 to 4.5VDC. If this fails, then the main control is bad. You will then want to test the freezer sensor from CN30 pin 4 to CN78 pin 7 for the resistance values of 10823ohms at 41 degrees to 8867 ohms at 50 degrees. If the resistance fails to read accordingly, then the freezer thermistor has failed. The freezer defrost sensor would then be checked at CN30 pin 5 to CN78 pin 7 and it should read greater than 15076 ohms with the evaporator frozen up. If these all check good, then the defrost heater and bi-metal would need to be tested directly at the heater assembly and it should have a resistance of 63 ohms. If any of these components have failed, they would need to be replaced. If these components have all passed testing, then the likely cause would be the main control. The revision number of your refrigerator would be needed for accurate part numbers in regards to which part number would be needed for repair.

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Dan, The main control board would be DA41-00524A but it would be more likely that the filter head is the issue with the ice and water not working.

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Tim for Model Number Samsung Fridge RF260BEA/AA

Fridge quit cooling - was able to get 81 E error code - had repairman come out - at this point , no error code and when you plugged it in, it would just go through diagnostics and cut itself off. He said the blower fan and condenser were not starting and the main board was bad. Based on the cost he quoted, I declined - and ordered the main PCB from Appliance Parts Pro - delivery excellent, by the way. Replaced the board and not when I plug it in, it gives the 81 E error code. My research shows compressor starting failure error. Any ideas?

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Tim, You will want to check to see if there is a short between the compressor terminals. If this checks ok then the power control board would be the issue and would need to replace the power board.

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