1 Answer John, the temperature sensor DA32-00033C would be used with the model provided. Read More...
Ken May 11, 2023 for Model Number rf31fmesbsr/aa-02 ordered and received several temp sensors canfind where to chand out part #da2- 00033c ,where is this locate
1 Answer Ken, This part will be located behind a small cover in the liner of your unit. This is the part number of the cover so you know what to look for DA63-05470B Read More...
Chris W May 07, 2021 for Model Number RF24FSEDBSR/AA The food in our fridge is frozen. We replaced the temperature sensor, part number AP5330804, but its still frozen, and the water is now frozen. We previously had the ice maker replaced and another sensor due to ice build up on the coils. Would appreciate your suggestion for what to try next.
1 Answer Chris, Thanks for the question!!! I show a different part number for your temperature sensor. I show DA32-00011D is the correct fresh food temperature sensor. Just for clarification, this sensor would be located in or on the evaporator cover assembly. Locate the tech sheet for your fridge, there is a chart that gives the ohms readings for these temperature sensors. If the ohms are correct on the sensors you most likely have a main control board failure. Read More...
Jesse November 07, 2020 for Model Number RF25HMEDBBC/AA I've struggled with the ice maker in this unit for a long time, and I've finally learned that I need to replace the "ice maker sensor." The problem is that I can find a lot of different parts with "sensor" in the name, but I can't tell which one is for the ice maker. Can you tell me which is the correct sensor for my specific Samsung model? Thank you!
1 Answer Jesse, the ice maker sensor would be a part of the ice maker assembly. To ensure the correct part number is identified, the REV number would be necessary. Read More...
John B August 02, 2020 for Model Number Samsung RF4287HARS/XAA Hello - I have a Samsung RF4287HARS/XAA (no suffix after XAA) Can you confirm the part number for the temp sensor that is located in the top of the freezer compartment? The Samsung manual does not show this particular sensor. The DA32-10104N is not correct - the connector is different. The pictures of the parts are not clear enough to see the different connectors Thanks
1 Answer John, the sensor part number you need is [DA32-00033C]. Thanks for the question! Read More...
Jim March 25, 2020 for Model Number RF4287HARS/XAA-0001 I'm working on a samsung refrigerator, model RF4287HARS/XAA-0001 I find it is running water in, but it is not freezing. Either the freezer air duct is blocked or I'm guessing the ice maker fan is not working. So I'm thinking it's either the ice maker compartment temperature sensor, the ice maker fan motor, or the board. Would you know the part numbers for the temp sensor, and the fan motor. And is there a way to test them. Thanks.
1 Answer Jim, The temperature sensor for the ice room will be located on the auger housing and will need to get part number DA96-00036W to get the sensor. The ice room fan part number will be DA31-00146B. To test the sensor you will go to the main control board on the back of the unit and look for the CN78 Connector. On this connector, you will test from the Orange wire at pin 10 to Pin 7 gray wire. There should be a resistance of approximately 29.3K ohms if the temperature is 0 degrees and at 32 degrees would be 13.2K ohms. For the fan, at the control board, you will test for 7 to 12 VDC on the CN76 Connector from pin 2 Black wire to pin 1 Gray wire. Read More...
Shelley Sommerfeld July 18, 2018 for Model Number RF4287HARS/XAA-0000 I ripped the freezer temperature sensor (located on the top of the freezer) off. The cover, the entire sensor (from sensor to plastic connection clip) and the other end of the clip with a portion of one red and one grey wire have come off. What are the grey and red wire? Do they go through the top of the freezer to the back wall (behind the back panel) where everything is plugged in? If so, what part do I need (the temperature sensor and cover are intact)? And once I remove the drawer, basket and back panel, how do I feed the grey & red wire part through to the roof of the freezer and out the hole for the sensor & cover, so I can connect them to the sensor?
1 Answer Shelley, Unfortunately the wiring inside the cabinet would not be available. The wiring in the cabinet cannot be replaced but if you are able to solder the wires back together this would be the only way to get it to work. Read More...
Jim February 11, 2015 for Model Number RF4287HAWP/XAA Where is the temp sensor located? How do I install a new sensor? We've already replaced the inverter thinking that that was the reason the fridge was not getting cold or even when the power cool was activated it would not hold the temp after the power cool turned off.
1 Answer Jim, The sensor is located behind the rear wall of the refrigerator compartment and you would need to test the thermistor to make sure that it has the proper resistance range. Read More...
James June 26, 2014 for Model Number RF4287HARS/XAA Hello- I had my freezer sensor ripped out by a box of Eggo waffles. Nice. Anyway there is some damage to the wire insulation, but it seems like the sensor itself is working. I'm getting about 5.1 K ohms at room temperature (70 deg F). Can't find published resistance values for this sensor anywhere. Does this seem like a reasonable value for this sensor? Thank you.
1 Answer Hello James. The sensor should read 5.0 ? at 77 ?. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...