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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Temperature Sensor by Samsung

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Part Number: OEM14937978
Manufacturer Part Number: DA32-10104N

The Refrigerator Temperature Sensor ensures your Samsung refrigerator maintains the correct temperature for optimal food preservation. This genuine OEM part accurately monitors internal temperatures, allowing your appliance to adjust cooling settings as needed. Designed for seamless compatibility with a range of Samsung refrigerator models, it guarantees a secure fit and reliable performance. Installing the Refrigerator Temperature Sensor helps prevent temperature fluctuations, keeps your groceries fresh longer, and enhances the overall efficiency of your fridge. With precise temperature readings, this sensor supports consistent cooling, reducing energy consumption and extending the lifespan of your appliance. Easy to install, the Refrigerator Temperature Sensor requires no special tools and fits smoothly into your existing setup. Whether you're replacing a faulty sensor or upgrading your refrigerator's functionality, this genuine OEM part provides dependable performance you can trust. Ensure your Samsung refrigerator operates at its best with this essential temperature sensor.

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For Samsung Refrigerator Temperature Sensor (Part Number: OEM14937978)

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Wendy, Try turning off the icemaker at the door panel and use a steamer to thaw the ice in the bin.

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Sue, this can be caused by a failed cabin sensor DA32-10105X, defrost heater DA47-00244U, defrost sensor DA32-10104N, or if the defrost drain is clogged and not draining properly. The defrost heater should measure 120 Ohms of resistance and there should not be any standing water or ice just under the evaporator. The sensors can be tested in ice water and should measure 13290 Ohms at 32°F, 12233 Ohms at 35°F, 11000 Ohms at 40°F, and they should measure 4690 Ohms at a room temperature of 80°F.

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Devin for Model Number RF23HCEDBSR/AA-13

My Samsung refrigerator is freezing everything in the refrigerator compartment. The freezer seems to be working fine. However, when I check the resistances of the five temp sensors. the FZ-Sensor (CN30-4, which appears to be for the freezer) is the only one that isn't give an Ohm reading. CN30-4 is open, CN30-5 is 20KOhm,CN30-6 is 10KOhm, CN30-8 is 15KOhm, and CN30-9 is 10KOhm. Could the FZ-Sensor (CN30-4) be what is making the refrigerator malfunction even though it is in the freezer?

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Devin, as the freon flowing through the freezer evaporator will flow through the refrigerator evaporator as well, the freezer calling for more cold air will cause the refrigerator evaporator to be colder. This can cause the ambient temperature to be colder than normal in the refrigerator. A failed thermistor can certainly cause this issue.

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Ron, For this issue, the drain in the refrigerator section is clogged and you will want to pull the unit out and remove the lower access cover. Remove the drain tube and take out the duck bill and cut the end of it off. Once this is done then take the shelving out of the unit and take the back wall off. Once off you will want to clean the ice out of the drain trough and then flush the drain with hot water and add DA61-14306A to the heater.

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Gary, You will need to test the sensors on the unit to make sure that the sensors have proper resistance. The sensor should be 5K ohms of resistance at room temp.

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Rich, Thanks for the question!!! That is a correct statement for the most part. You can verify the interchangeability based on the tech sheet ohm reading for each sensor.

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Bob for Model Number RF22R7351SR

Trying to determine why my french door 7-month old (10 days out of warranty...) fridge is not cooling to the correct temp in the fridge compartment. freezer and flex draw working fine. I ordered a new condenser fan but that didn't work. the fan is not running, the seals are warm/hot. the condenser is warm/hot, ( i have a free-standing fan blowing air for now), I can hear a slight click when I plug in the fridge but no fan ignition, the fridge is displaying 35 degrees but it's really 45 with a thermometer. do I need a new controller board? or is it a simple sensor issue? I pulled the inside apart, no icing, etc, I think I can hear the evaporator fan working from the back. I have no voltmeter to check if it's a power issue. please help if possible. thank you

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Bob, If you have already replaced the condenser fan motor and it is not working then the issue will most likely be with the main control board.

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Serena for Model Number rf263beaeww/aa 03

The refrigerator section on my Samsung rf263beaeww/aa 03 is too cold and freezing everything inside of it. The display is set to 44F. It does not sound like the damper is stuck open (the fridge will cycle off and not continue to blow cold air 24/7). I have replaced part number DA32-10104n and that did not fix the problem. I have parts DA32-10105x and DA32-00006r. Do I need to order parts DA32-00011d and/or DA47-00243k? Which parts are more likely to be the problem? Are there others I am not considering? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

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Serena, the sensor DA32-10105X is responsible for sensing the refrigerator temperature and is located in the top of the evaporator cover. With a thermometer in the refrigerator, and the power cord unplugged, the sensor can be tested from the main control at the connection CN30 at the white wire on pin 6 to the gray wire at pin 1 of the connection CN76. The sensor should measure 3933O at 32°F, 3670O at 34°F, and 3428O at 36°F. If the sensor does not test properly, it would need to be replaced. If it does test properly, then the failure would likely be in the main control DA92-00384L.

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Kristin, We do not have the differences between the 2 parts. There may be a difference in the length of wiring that comes with it. The temperature sensor that would be needed for your unit's evaporator will be DA32-10104N

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Patrick, the refrigerator temperature sensor would need to be tested for resistance to identify if the resistance matches up to the actual temperature. At 37°F the sensor should measure 11.7KO, at 41°F it should measure 10.8KO, and at 44°F it should measure 10KO. It would also be recommended that the evaporator is inspected to identify if it is blocked up with ice as well as identifying if the fan is operating properly. To ensure the correct parts for this are identified, the REV number of your appliance would be necessary. In regards to the ice maker, it is likely that there is an air leak where the ice container wall meets up with the refrigerator wall. This can be verified by removing the ice bin and shining a light up through the corner to see if light passes into the ice maker section. If it does, the ice would need to be cleared out and the entire container seam would need to be sealed using the RTV sealant DA81-05595A and the Y-clip assembly DA82-02367A would need to be installed.

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