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Customer Questions and Answers for Cap-S by Samsung

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By: Samsung
Part Number: OEM12462906
Manufacturer Part Number: DA67-00466A

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For Samsung Cap-S (Part Number: OEM12462906)

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Bob, the filter can be removed as the filter head has a bypass built into the assembly. If water does leak continuously, this is an indication that the filter head DA97-08006D has failed and would need to be replaced.

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Loren, there is not a bypass filter listed in the parts diagram for your model. This model should be able to operate with the water filter removed and should not stop water from flowing to the dispenser or icemaker.

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Wesley, for this model you should be able to just remove the filter and the water will work according to the manufacturer information.

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Maggie, the ice cabin commonly gets an air leak at the bottom portion where it connects to the wall. If you use the sealant DD81-04511A around the bin on the inside portion up against the wall it will stop air from leaking through and freezing up the ice maker. Your refrigerator should not need a bypass filter so if you remove the filter water should come through. There is not a bypass cap or filter listed for your unit so it should be fine to just remove the filter.

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Maggie,

If the ice was working properly prior to removing the filter then this issue would most likely be caused by a filter head or a faulty water valve.

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Mike for Model Number RF23J9011SR/AA

I too have installed a reverse osmosis unit on my RF23J9011SR/AA Samsung Frig. Do I need a plug/cap to bypass the water filter in the frig? After replacing the filters in my reverse osmosis I can't get the water and ice unit to work with or without the frig water filter. Wondering since it takes a long time to replace the reverse osmosis filters and to flow water through the system to clean out the sanitization procedure, could somehow the lines in the frig froze? I did turn the water off overnight to the frig during the filter replacement and cleaning of the reverse osmosis unit. It does look like I am getting water to the frig filter because when I pull out this filter, there is some water in the filter and around the filter receptacle. I have tried numerous times taking out the frig filter and putting back with no luck getting water/ice out of the frig. All of this did work correctly before I replaced the filters on the reverse osmosis unit.

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Mike,

There is not a bypass cap that would be needed for this unit. For this issue it would be recommended to check to see if the lines are frozen. If this checks ok then it is possible that the water valve is faulty.

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Kyle,

There is not a bypass plug that would be needed for this unit. You would simply pull the filter out and not put anything in because the filter head will auto bypass the water.

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Dianne,

This unit does not require a bypass plug for it and would just remove the filter.

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Hello Clarence,
There is no bypass valve for this model. Removal of the filter should allow water to be dispensed without being filtered.

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