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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly by Samsung

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By: Samsung
Part Number: OEM12955896
Manufacturer Part Number: DA97-05422A

Ice maker stopped making ice or making knocking noise? This complete ice maker assembly fixes automatic ice production issues. Easy 15-minute DIY install.

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For Samsung Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly (Part Number: OEM12955896)

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Alfredo,

We are not showing differences between the 2 icemakers but we cannot see the wiring and determine whether this would be the difference. In most cases the wiring is different and is the reason for a different part number.

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Marjorie,

You will want to put the part number in at appliancepartspros.com and once you do that you can hit the button that says add to cart. The pricing is also on the same page.

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Doug for Model Number RFG297AARS/XAA

This part has to be for a different Samsung model than mine (RFG297AARS); it is only a 7-cube icemaker, mine has a 9-cube and is longer. This one cannot fit as it does not reach the bracket at the back of the icebox, and the two mounting holes up front are not the same size as the original. How can you sell a part that is not going to fit the model I have, when your site plainly claimed it would? I am returning this with the expectation of including a shipping refund, since it is obviously not the right part and your site said it was.

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Graham,

If there is not a little lever that you push on the old icemaker then it sounds as though it may have broken off and should just have to pull down on the harness to remove. This is the only way that the connection would make.

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Hello Savannah,
If the unit is operating normally, (maintaining proper temperatures), it is possible that the main board DA92-00384E has an issue since it does provide the power supply for the icemaker. You will first need to allow ample time for the icemaker to come down to temperature, (the icemaker will not cycle until the cycling thermostat inside the icemaker reaches about 20°F). There is also the possibility that the icemaker and/or water valve could have an issue. You should verify 120Vac is getting to the icemaker whith the door switch closed before ordering any parts. If voltage is present, the board is fine. If not, the board should be replaced.

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Hello Richard. If the icemaker is overfilling, replace the water valve. However, if the icemaker is leaking, just replace the icemaker.

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