Samsung DA32-10105R Refrigerator Temperature Sensor OEM Part

Customers temp sensor and defrost heater went out in his fridge and we replaced both parts bought thru yall and it works great. another satisfied customer. were completely satisfied with your products. we only use yall :)

After reading stories on this website I decided the problem was probably the control board. I ordered the sensors also just in case. The display has been dim for awhile so I got that also. I replaced the board and the display in less than an hour. It is working perfectly now so I never installed the sensors. I believe the board was ruined by a recent power outage. The power flickered several times before it went out, I don't think the board could handle the fluctuations. This will be my go to place for parts from now on. Parts in stock and shipped fast.

My son removed rear inside panel exposing evaporator coil, drain trough and drain hole which was plugged with ice. He poured hot water on the ice which melted after several hours and also added a copper heating wire from tht evap coil down into the drain hole. Finally he put things back together and set the temp to 42 degrees. Only time will tell if this corrects the problem. BTW, has anyone checked the reviews on Amazon for the Samsung RF217 acrs fridge? Scary!

Had fridge side frosting up almost every two weeks. Ordered a new defrost sensor for my Samsung 2534 and shes running like new. No more frost ups. The thing I'm really happy with is the shipping. I ordered this part on a Friday afternoon and it was at my door Saturday by noon. Very impressed. I also can't complain that the part price was 40% cheaper then anywhere local. If i ever need appliance parts again i know where to come.

Cleaned air vents under refrigerator, vacuumed out evaporators and blew out dust from the compressor compartment, let defrost for most of the day. Plugged it back in and it worked, for about a week, then did the same thing. Ordered and replaced both the defrost sensor and the temperature sensor for the refrigerator side. The entire bottom half of the evaporator was a block of ice. I used a heat gun to melt all of the ice, and then re-assembled refrigerator. Now I'm waiting to see if that fixed the problem.