John W. May 15, 2015 for Model Number RS2534WW I found a part that is not listed as being on our Samsung RS2534WW. I believe that it is a flow sensor. Your part number is AP4135578. Could you explain it's exact function and how to test it? We had continuity through the red and black wires. Why does this part not show up on the parts diagrams?
1 Answer Hello John. It reads the flow of the water in the unit. If you test across the wires while blowing and turning the wheel, the resistance should change on your meter. Some Samsung diagrams does not include this part. Read More...
Jeremy March 11, 2014 for Model Number RS263BBWP/XAA Hello, our icemaker hose is slowly dripping water into the tray. The repair guy says we need a new valve at the back side of the fridge where the water hose screws in... he guesses that the washer inside the valve assembly got corroded by sand/silt. Do I need to purchase just this valve assembly, or the sensor, or both? Thank you!
1 Answer Hello Jeremy. You should only need to replace the water valve part# DA62-00914B Read More...
James February 11, 2013 for Model Number RS269LARS My icemaker stopped working, so I replaced both the inlet valve and the icemaker. The icemaker is now making ice, but it seems extremely slow. The ice will be frozen in the tray, but it seems to take forever to dump the ice and refill with water. Over a 3 day period, it made only two or three trays of ice. My question concerns part DA32-10110B - does this part drive the cycle of the icemaker? Should I replace it as well?
1 Answer Hello James. You need to check and see if the temperature inside the unit is around 0°. If not, the ice production will not be correct. Read More...
Bob September 04, 2012 for Model Number RS267LASH I replaced the water valve because water through the door was not shutting off in time. It fixed the issue. However, now ice production is extremely slow. The water valve came with the water flow detector shown here. I'm wondering if the water flow detector AP4135578 is related to slow ice production and perhaps the one I got is bad or if the part is not working correctly will the display show a code? There's proper water volume in the ice tray and the evaporator fan is working. It takes about six to eight hours to cycle a tray of ice. I posted a similar question this weekend and no answer yet.
1 Answer Hello Bob. Usually this is due to the temp inside the freezer. You need to check and make sure the freezer is running around 0° for proper ice production. Read More...