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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Temperature Sensor by Samsung

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Part Number: OEM12410859
Manufacturer Part Number: DA32-10109Y

Fridge shows wrong temperature or won't cool properly? The temperature sensor monitors and regulates cooling. Common fix for inaccurate temps. Video guide.

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For Samsung Refrigerator Temperature Sensor (Part Number: OEM12410859)

Jen for Model Number RS265TDBP/XAA-02

Our Samsung refrigerator side gets too cold on the bottom half of the frig and was partially freezing the produce in the crisper draws and anything on the shelf just above it. The freezer section works just fine. We took the evaporator cover off and found it was completely frozen over inside. We purchased the Temperature Sensor from your site and the frig seemed to be working fine for a few weeks. Now it's starting to get very cold again and II can tell it's about to freeze up again. The freezer side continues to work just fine. I'm looking for any suggestions on what the issue/parts is.

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Jen,
Sounds like a defrost issue, I would recommend checking the defrost components...heater, thermostat...

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Scott,
Run the self-diagnosis test to determine if there is a component not functioning as designed.
Self Diagnosis: Press Energy Saver & Lighting
buttons simultaneously (No sound when
both buttons are pressed at the same time)
for 8-12 seconds, until the display quits
blinking and beeps. Release buttons and
read Fault Codes.

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Shawn,
Resistance for the temp sensor in the refrigerator side should read around 11.5k ohms of resistance at 38 degrees. But if you have the compressor and fans running it should be getting cold. A unit that is warming up with the compressor and fans running will usually have a sealed system problem and require a certified refrigeration tech.

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Matthew, you may want to test the defrost assembly for proper operation as this can cause the ice build up. It is possible that the ice build up can negatively impact the fan motor.

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Alfred,

With the refrigerator section getting too cold then this would most likely be a faulty temp sensor which would be part number DA32-10109Y.

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Hello Douglas. It does not sound like the sensor. Check the condenser fan motor and make sure the condenser coils are clean on the unit. If so, then if there is no frost pattern on the coils, you have sealed system failure and will need an HVAC tech to repair the unit.

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