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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

The Refrigerator Temperature Sensor is essential for maintaining optimal cooling in your Samsung refrigerator. This genuine OEM part accurately monitors and controls the internal temperature, ensuring your food stays fresh and properly stored. Designed specifically for Samsung refrigerator models, it guarantees a perfect fit and reliable performance. The temperature sensor enhances the efficiency of your appliance by providing precise temperature readings, which help prevent issues like improper cooling or fluctuating temperatures. Installing this genuine OEM part is straightforward, allowing you to restore your refrigeratorGÇÖs functionality quickly and easily. With its high-quality construction, the Refrigerator Temperature Sensor offers long-lasting durability and consistent accuracy, giving you peace of mind. By choosing this genuine OEM part, you ensure that your Samsung refrigerator operates smoothly, keeping your groceries fresh and your kitchen running efficiently. Trust the Refrigerator Temperature Sensor to deliver dependable temperature control for a better customer experience.

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Ian for Model Number Samsung RF217ACPN

We have a Samsung RF217ACPN fridge, freezer on bottom, french doors on top, bought in Feb/2011. Yesterday morning we discovered that all the food in the freezer had started to defrost and the ice cubes were all fused together. The door was properly closed since 6pm the night before. The temp read out was still showing the normal -2 degrees, which was clearly wrong. The fridge portion of the unit was normal and food was fine there. After some reading I tried unplugging the unit for a minute to reset the system, and after plugging in again the freezer temp read 46 degrees. After throwing out the food and cleaning the freezer, it did cool properly, is now making ice and seems to maintain temp so far. I'm of course worried this will happen again. Thoughts on the problem? I am fairly good with DIY repairs, but I would love help in knowing where to start. Thanks!

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Hello Ian, Everything on a Samsung is controlled by the temperature sensors and the main control board. Test the sensors and if they are within tolerance, replace the main board. This can actually be done using the onboard diagnostic mode and the keypad. The tech sheet explains the procedure and the meanings of the fault codes.

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Rob for Model Number RS2630SH

My freezer doesn't seem to be getting cold enough. The Icemaker is functioning properly but will not drop the ice. I found online where it's supposed to be between 0 and -12 degrees in the freezer. I ran the manual defrost and removed everything from the freezer. I took an outdoor thermostat and left it in there overnight. the coldest it has gotten is 16 degrees so far. the ice cubes are being frozen after many hours but it def doesn't seem like it's getting cold enough in there? Any thoughts or idea would be greatly appreciated.

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Rob, You will want to pull the rear cover in the freezer compartment and check the coils for a frost pattern. If the coils are impacted with ice then test the defrost sensor and heater. If the coils have a full even frost pattern then check the ducting to make sure that there is no ice blockage. If there is very little frost pattern maybe one or 2 coils then there is either low refrigerant charge or a restriction in the sealed system.

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Amanda, You will want to pull the lower cover off the back wall of the freezer and check the evaporator coils to see if the coils are frozen over. If frozen over then you would want to test the defrost sensor for being faulty. The sensor should read approximately 10K ohms at 77 degree room temperature.

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Denis, You will want to test the defrost thermistor if the coils are encased in ice. In most cases this is the cause for the icing. For the fan if there is no dc voltage getting to it then the issue would be the control board not sending the message which would need to have a new main control board.

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Zach for Model Number Samsung RS2530BWP

Hi, I recently replaced the defrost sensor, part number AP4137975 because my refrigerator was no longer cooling. The part is the most likely source of the problem. However, after replacing it, it doesn't seem that the defroster is working still, AND new symptoms emerged - the ice maker stopped making ice and everything in the crisper doors of the refrigerator is frozen. I'm wondering if this sensor (which I found during my troubleshooting is located in a vent behind my ice machine in the top portion of my side by side freezer, not down by the defroster where I replaced the other sensor) could be faulty and if replacing it could solve all of my problems...if not this then what else can I do?

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Hello Zach. You need to check and see if the evap fan motor DA96-00136N is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit. If it is not running properly, the coils will frost over and the icemaker will quit. Also, the refrigerator will quit cooling as well.

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Denise, you will want to check to see if the compressor is running. If the compressor is running but there is not a frost pattern then the unit has a sealed system leak and will need to determine where the leak is. If the compressor is not running then check the start relay to make sure that it is good. In a lot of cases the relay fails and causes the issue.

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Charlie, This unit would operate off of thermistors and if the unit is sitting at the correct temperature in both compartments then it is normal. The unit is designed to run for longer periods of time due to energy efficiency ratings. They use less energy running longer periods instead of shutting off and on more frequently to use more energy by starting.

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