Refrigerator Manual Defrost Parts

This defrost heater mounts at the evaporator and melts frost during the automatic defrost cycle. Replacing a failed heater restores airflow, helps prevent ice buildup, and brings cooling performance and temperature stability back to your refrigerator. What it does:

• Heats the evaporator coil during defrost to clear frost and ice
• Keeps air passages open to maintain even cooling between compartments
• Common failure signs: thick frost on the rear freezer panel or iced-over evaporator
• Resulting symptoms may include poor cooling, a warm fresh food section, or fan noise from ice contact

• 1 defrost heater

• Disconnect power before servicing; let heavy ice thaw and never use sharp tools on coils or liners
• Remove the freezer's rear panel to access the heater; note wire routing and clip positions
• Transfer any existing brackets/clips and secure the heater in the original location, clear of plastic parts and the drain trough
• Check heater and defrost thermostat continuity before reassembly; ensure all connectors are fully seated

The Refrigerator Temperature Sensor is an essential component for maintaining optimal performance in your refrigerator. This genuine OEM part ensures accurate temperature readings, allowing your appliance to regulate cooling effectively. By replacing a malfunctioning temperature sensor with the DA32-10105G, you can prevent issues such as inconsistent cooling or energy inefficiency. Designed specifically for Samsung refrigerators, this sensor guarantees a perfect fit and seamless integration with your appliance. Installing the Refrigerator Temperature Sensor is straightforward, making it a convenient solution for DIY repairs. With precise temperature control, this sensor helps keep your food fresh and extends the lifespan of your refrigerator. Trust in this genuine OEM part to restore your fridgeGÇÖs functionality and enhance its overall performance, providing you with a reliable and efficient cooling experience.

This defrost heater melts frost from the evaporator during the automatic defrost cycle to keep air moving and temperatures stable. Replacing a failed heater restores normal cooling and helps prevent frost from building up on the freezer wall and coil.

• Heats the evaporator coil during defrost to clear accumulated frost and ice
• Helps maintain proper airflow and consistent refrigerator/freezer temperatures
• Common symptoms: heavy frost on the evaporator cover, refrigerator section warming, weak airflow, or fan noise from ice contact
• A failed heater often tests open (no continuity) with a multimeter

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing; work with dry hands and tools
• Access the heater behind the freezer's rear panel; avoid damaging evaporator fins/tubing
• Note wire/connector positions and transfer any clips or shields from the old part if applicable
• After installation, reassemble panels securely and verify normal operation

This heater is the factory heating element that supplies controlled heat for the appliance's designated cycle, helping restore consistent, reliable performance when the original element is damaged or has failed.

• Converts electrical energy into heat for the unit's specific heating function
• Common signs of failure: cycles that don't reach temperature, longer run times, or uneven results
• Visual clues can include breaks, burn marks, or hot spots on the element
• Restores designed heating performance when installed in a compatible unit

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; allow components to cool
• Note wire positions and mounting hardware; transfer any brackets/insulators from the original if required
• Avoid kinking the element or over-tightening mounting screws; confirm clearances from wiring and panels
• After installation, check continuity and run a brief test cycle while monitoring operation

This defrost heater warms the evaporator during automatic defrost to melt built-up frost so air can move freely and temperatures stay consistent. Replace a failed heater to restore normal cooling and end recurring frost on the freezer panel.

• Melts ice from the evaporator coil during the defrost cycle
• Prevents frost buildup that restricts airflow and causes warm spots
• Helps maintain stable refrigerator and freezer temperatures
• Typical failure signs: heavy frost on the back wall, reduced cooling, fan noise from ice contact, frequent manual defrosting

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access through the freezer compartment; remove shelves/ice bin and rear panel to reach the evaporator
• Match wire connections and route leads exactly as original; keep wiring clear of the fan and sharp edges
• After reassembly, restore power and monitor a defrost cycle; if frost quickly returns, also evaluate the defrost thermostat and control

This defrost timer controls the automatic defrost cycle in select refrigerators and freezers, switching between cooling and defrost to clear frost on the evaporator. It helps maintain stable temperatures and prevents heavy ice buildup and long run times. What it does:

• Alternates the system between cooling and defrost on a timed schedule
• Sends power to the defrost heater during defrost, then returns power to the compressor and fans
• Failure can cause heavy frost on the evaporator/back freezer wall
• May lead to warmer temperatures, constant running, short cycling, or no-cool if stuck in defrost

• 1 defrost timer

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access location varies by model
• Note wire positions and transfer them one at a time to the new timer
• Mount securely in the same orientation as the original and verify normal cycling after power is restored

This defrost heater and bracket assembly melts frost from the evaporator during the automatic defrost cycle, restoring airflow and stable temperatures so your refrigerator and freezer cool as designed. What it does:

• Heats the evaporator coil at set intervals to clear frost and ice
• Keeps air passages open for consistent temperatures and efficient cooling
• Helps prevent excessive run times and ice buildup on the freezer back wall
• Failure signs can include heavy frost accumulation, weak/uneven cooling, or fan noise from ice

• One defrost heater pre-mounted to its bracket

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access the evaporator behind the freezer's rear panel; safely defrost built-up ice before removal
• Note/photograph wire routing and connections; transfer like-for-like
• Avoid damaging evaporator fins and ensure the heater sits in the original position without touching plastic components

This defrost heater kit warms the evaporator during the automatic defrost cycle to melt frost and keep air moving. Replace it when ice builds up on the freezer coils and temperatures rise or airflow is restricted.

• Heats the evaporator coil during defrost to clear accumulated frost/ice
• Helps maintain proper airflow and stable temperatures in both compartments
• Symptoms can include heavy frost on the back wall/evaporator cover, reduced cooling, or fan noise from ice contact
• A failed heater can leave the defrost system unable to clear ice, restricting airflow

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Access the heater behind the freezer's rear panel; safely remove heavy ice before replacement
• Move wires and clips one at a time, routing exactly like the original to avoid pinched or exposed conductors
• After replacement, monitor defrost operation; icing persists, also check the defrost thermostat and control

This defrost thermostat monitors the evaporator coil temperature and opens the circuit to end the defrost cycle once the coil warms. Replacing a failed thermostat restores automatic defrost to prevent heavy frost buildup and maintain consistent cooling performance. What it does and common signs it's needed:

• Senses evaporator temperature to control the defrost heater: closes when cold, opens when warm to terminate defrost
• Helps protect the freezer liner and components from overheating during defrost
• Heavy frost or ice behind the rear freezer panel/evaporator cover
• Poor cooling or temperature fluctuations due to airflow blocked by frost; defrost heater not energizing

• 1 defrost thermostat

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the freezer's rear interior panel to access the evaporator; defrost any ice as needed
• Mount the new thermostat firmly against the same evaporator tube location/orientation as the original for accurate sensing
• Reconnect wiring, route away from the heater and moving parts, reassemble, and restore power

This evaporator defrost heater melts frost from the evaporator coil during the automatic defrost cycle to restore airflow and stable temperatures. Replacing a failed heater helps prevent ice buildup that restricts cooling and leads to warm spots. What it does:

• Heats the evaporator coil to clear frost/ice during defrost
• Helps maintain proper airflow between freezer and fresh food sections
• Typical symptoms: heavy frost on the back panel/evaporator, weak cooling or rising temperatures
• Also cause evaporator fan noise from ice contact and longer run times

• 1 evaporator defrost heater

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow any ice to thaw
• Access the heater behind the freezer's rear panel; avoid damaging fins or refrigerant lines
• Secure the heater and route wires exactly as original, keeping them clear of the fan and sharp edges
• Restore power and verify the defrost cycle per the service procedure

This defrost thermostat is a bi-metal switch that senses evaporator temperature during defrost and opens to stop heater power once the coil warms. Replacing a failed thermostat restores proper defrost, reducing ice buildup and airflow-related cooling problems.

• Monitors evaporator coil temperature during defrost
• Opens the heater circuit at a set temperature; recloses when cold for the next defrost
• Helps protect against overheating and ensures consistent defrost operation
• Common symptoms: heavy frost on the evaporator, weak airflow/warm fresh food section, repeated ice buildup after manual defrost

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access the thermostat at the evaporator behind the freezer's rear panel
• Move wires one-for-one from the old part; mount in firm contact with the coil/tubing and secure leads away from the fan
• After installation, the thermostat should show continuity when cold and open circuit when warm

This defrost heater kit restores the automatic defrost cycle by melting frost from the freezer's evaporator coils. Replacing a failed heater helps clear ice buildup, restore airflow, and stabilize temperatures for reliable cooling performance.

• Heats the evaporator during defrost to remove frost and ice
• Helps maintain proper airflow through the coils for consistent cooling
• Common symptoms of a failed heater: heavy frost on the back freezer wall, weak airflow, warming temps, or cooling that improves after a manual defrost
• Supports efficient operation by preventing ice from re-forming on the evaporator

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing; let any sharp parts or coils warm up to avoid damage
• Access the heater behind the freezer's rear panel; handle the element carefully to avoid damage
• Note wire routing and mounting before removal to match the original configuration
• Check the defrost thermostat and defrost control/timer for proper operation

The Refrigerator Drain Pan Heater is essential for maintaining your refrigerator's optimal performance. This genuine OEM part is designed to prevent water from accumulating in the drain pan, ensuring your appliance operates smoothly. By effectively managing condensation, the drain pan heater helps to eliminate excess moisture, reducing the risk of mold and mildew growth inside your fridge. This not only keeps your kitchen environment healthier but also extends the lifespan of your refrigerator by preventing potential water damage. The Refrigerator Drain Pan Heater is specifically compatible with a wide range of Samsung refrigerator models, guaranteeing a perfect fit and easy installation. If your current drain pan heater is malfunctioning or has failed, this genuine OEM part provides a reliable replacement to restore your refrigerator's functionality. Investing in this high-quality component ensures your appliance remains efficient and reliable, offering peace of mind and a better overall cooling experience.

This temperature sensor monitors internal refrigerator temperatures and relays them to the control, helping the unit maintain consistent cooling. Replacing a failed sensor restores accurate temperature regulation and more reliable operation. What it does:

• Measures compartment or evaporator temperature and sends a resistance signal to the control board
• Helps the control modulate compressor and fan run times for proper cooling
• Typical failure signs: sections too warm or too cold, erratic temperatures, or running longer than normal
• Causes inaccurate temperature readings compared to setpoints

• 1 temperature sensor assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the sensor in the affected section; release any cover/clip and unplug the connector
• Route the new sensor's wiring like the original and ensure it's fully seated in its holder or clip
• Restore power and allow up to 24 hours for temperatures to stabilize

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This icing kit is a factory update designed to reduce frost build-up in the ice/dispenser area. It improves sealing and insulation to help keep the ice path clear and restore reliable dispensing performance.

• Reduces frost or ice accumulation caused by air leaks or condensation in the ice path
• Improves sealing/insulation so the ice door closes properly and maintains a tight seal
• Helps prevent blocked ice flow and intermittent dispensing due to icing
• Common symptoms include frost around the dispenser opening, ice door not closing fully, or a sticking/jamming dispenser

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Follow the manufacturer's installation instructions for your specific model
• After reassembly, verify the ice door operates freely and seals without gaps
• Allow up to 24 hours of normal operation for temperatures and moisture levels to stabilize