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Replace your refrigerator's cracked, broken, or worn door handle bar assembly. Restores grip and appearance on refrigerator doors. Easy installation.
Replaced the control panel circuit board. Three screws out of the top cover, pop off the square door roller trims and the cover just lifts off. Unplug the old board connector, remove five screws holding the bracket and remove the board. Replace in reverse order....fixed! All of five minutes. Basic trouble shooting all pointed to that control circuit board as the culprit and it was. $98.00 fix that even the most inept person could do. Read more
The cooling coil system that absorbs heat from the refrigerator interior, typically located behind the freezer wall or in the back of the unit. Replace if the refrigerator doesn't cool properly, ice builds up excessively, or you notice refrigerant leaks.
Left slide rail assembly for bottom-mount freezer drawers. Replace this part if your original rail is cracked, broken, or causing drawer misalignment.
Ordered rails, removed old rails and slid the new ones in. Job took 20 minutes start to finish. Very easy. Called various repair shops. Estimates $4-500 dollars. Spent a little over $200 for both rails. Read more
Replaced the power cord Read more
This power control board is a genuine Samsung part, sold individually. This power control board is a replacement part for a refrigerator. The power control board is located in the back of the refrigerator. The purpose of a power control board is to maintain and manage the refrigerator's compressor. If a refrigerator is not maintaining its temperature properly, the power control board may need to be replaced. This type of board has an LED light that will signal if it is not functioning correctly. If this LED light is going off, the power control board should be removed and replaced with this genuine OEM replacement part. The repair or replacement process for a power control board is simple to perform and will require no specific tools. Make sure to wear gloves while performing this replacement for safety when dealing with electrical currents and potentially hazardous materials. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. This power control board is compatible with Samsung brand refrigerators.
Took a bit to diagnose. First tried cleaning coils but the problem still persisted. Next took of the back panel and put the system into diag mode. (Press energy save button and fridge button for eight seconds system ding once a second and inverter board red LED will blink a code or be on solid if no issue. See back of the refrigerator for a sticker with what the number of blinks means. My unit one blinking 1 time. So I measured the resistance of the compressor between windings (8.9 ohms between... Read more
The caster-rear is a wheel assembly located at the back bottom of the appliance that allows for easy movement and positioning. Replace if the appliance is difficult to move, the caster is broken or doesn't roll smoothly, or you notice the appliance is uneven.
Replaced with one from Appliancepartspros Read more
This refrigerator door bin organizes and stores condiments, bottles, and small items in your refrigerator door. It snaps into door slots and features raised edges to prevent items from falling out. Replace this bin if it's cracked, won't stay securely mounted, or the retaining clips are broken.
Using the website, I was able to locate the part and order it Read more
Replace control board display. Read more
Not easy to figure out. Removed screws that appeared to hold the motor/fan/bracket in but it didn't budge (??). Watched a You Tube video but the guy's camera work wasn't too clear. I at least gathered that there was a plastic, one-way button/slide lock on the underside of bracket that holds the motor/fan assemby in.. Didn't make sense that once the button was pushed up with a screwdriver, the bracket would slide out (towards you) because there are rigid cooling lines that are in the way. ... Read more
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