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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Temperature Sensor by Samsung

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Part Number: OEM12406710
Manufacturer Part Number: DA32-10105R

If your refrigerator won't cool properly or freezes food, the temperature sensor may be faulty. Moderately easy DIY repair with our video guide.

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For Samsung Refrigerator Temperature Sensor (Part Number: OEM12406710)

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Hi Jim. If you can supply us with a email and please double check the model #. We are unable to look up the one you sent. Thank You.

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Hello Jay. The control board DA41-00293A is located on the back of the refrigerator, and the heater for the fresh food is made into the evaporator assembly DA96-00017G and the freezer heater is also made in the evaporator DA97-00192F. Hope this helps.

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Hi Mary. Please read carefully.Samsung- Fountain "CODE" diagnosis:Lets use the number system for the code. The top bar on the number 8 is #1, and the right side top is #2, the bottom right is #3, the bottom bar is #4, The bottom left is #5, the top left is #6, and the middle bar is # 7. Let me know by the number system what code you have, and if it is in the refrigerator or freezer side of the display. Thank You.

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Teresa B. for Model Number rm255barb

I have a 4 door samsung fridge that the main freezer door is not working properly. The ice maker is exteremly warm and not making ice. I can tell it's not cold enough yet the lower portion of freezer (same door compartment) is still cold and I can feel the cold air blowing. But the top half is not. There are 2 holes that push cold air through the freezer and the top two seem not to be blowing any air out, but the lower ones do, I can feel the cold air. As I examied the freezer, I moved the food away from the air holes and found the wire compartment cover was off a little bit and the wires may have been exposed to the cold air. What could be wrong with my fridge? Please help!!

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Hello Teresa. You will need to check and see if the fan motors DA31-00020E and DA97-03114A in the freezer are running. There are two fan motors, one at the top and one at the bottom. If not, you will need to replace the bad fan motor. Hope this helps.

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Hi Joe. The defrost thermostat is part # DA32-10105R. If You are getting the proper voltage to the fan , then you will need Assy. Cover that comes with the fan is part # DA97-00390D.Please call 1-877-477-7278 for this individual assembly . Thank you.

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Hi Don. You Need to test the sensors at normal operating temperatures only. The sensor shuts off the heater @ 50 degrees in the freezer, and at 63 degrees in the fresh food.– If the sensor is bad it may shut off the defrost circuit in a few
minutes or not start, causing ice build-up, or it could lock up
in defrost mode and become a total no cool.
Note: A defective sensor may check OK at room temperature, test
at operating temperature only.
The drain pan comes with a sensor, This part # is DA97-00195H. The refrigerator defrost temperature sensor is part # DA32-10105R. Thank youi .

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