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VICTORIA SCHULTZ
March 8, 2025
Can't get ice master drawer to open
Carlos
March 28, 2025
Once I changed the fans on my fridge (RF32FMQDBSR) the freezer seemed to stop working. I checked both compressors and both worked well so If someone could tell me why my freezer isn't working I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
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Mr. Anderson
March 28, 2025
If the freezer is not working on your Samsung RF32FMQDBSR refrigerator after changing the fans, possible reasons include:
1. Compressor not running – Check if the compressor is operating. If not, use the Self-Diagnosis function and ensure the compressor receives power.
2. Fan power supply issue – Verify that the voltage between Main PCB and fan connectors (CN76 #2, #3, #4) is about DC 8–12V. If not, the fan may not work normally.
3. Door switches not closed – Ensure all door switches (freezer, fridge, and door) are closed. If open, fans may not operate.
4. Faulty door switch connector – If the door alarm sounds, inspect and repair the door switch connector.
5. Delay after startup – After opening the door or in high ambient temperature, the fan may delay activation by about one minute. This is normal.
Check these points to identify the issue.
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GARLOS M.
March 28, 2025
Once I changed the fans on my fridge (RF32FMQDBSR) the freezer seemed to stop working. I checked both compressors and both worked well so If someone could tell me why my freezer isn't working I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
1 comments:
Mr. Anderson
March 28, 2025
If the freezer on your Samsung RF32FMQDBSR refrigerator is not working after changing the fans, possible reasons include:
1. Compressor not running – Check if the compressor is operating. If not, it may be a power or control issue. 2. Improper fan voltage – Verify that the voltage between the Main PCB and the fan connectors (CN76 pins) is about DC 8–12V. If not, there could be a PCB or wiring issue. 3. Door switches not closed – Ensure all door switches are closed. If a door switch is open, the system may not operate correctly. 4. Misleading fan behavior – The R-Fan may delay operation by one minute after opening the door or in high ambient temperatures. This is normal and not a fault. 5. Faulty door switch connector – If there's a door alarm or incorrect voltage on CN76 #5, the door switch connector may need repair.
Use the Self-Diagnosis function to identify defects before turning off the unit.
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Dawn
April 13, 2025
Why is one side of my freezer defrosting
1 comments:
Mr. Anderson
April 13, 2025
One side of your Samsung RF32FMQDBSR/AA freezer may be defrosting due to a cooling defect caused by excessive frost buildup. This can happen if components like the defrost sensor, temperature fuse, bimetal, or heater are faulty or if there is a problem with the fan or wiring. You should check for:
- Compressor operation - Refrigerant leakage - Functioning of the R sensor, R defrost sensor, and R fan - Voltage at the defrosting sensor - Open circuits in the fuse, bimetal, or heater - Relay or PBA (Power Board Assembly) issues
Also, ensure the freezer door was not left open, which can raise temperature and cause defrosting.
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Do you have a question about the RF32FMQDBSR/AA and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers
Can't get ice master drawer to open
Once I changed the fans on my fridge (RF32FMQDBSR) the freezer seemed to stop working. I checked both compressors and both worked well so If someone could tell me why my freezer isn't working I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
If the freezer is not working on your Samsung RF32FMQDBSR refrigerator after changing the fans, possible reasons include:
1. Compressor not running – Check if the compressor is operating. If not, use the Self-Diagnosis function and ensure the compressor receives power.
2. Fan power supply issue – Verify that the voltage between Main PCB and fan connectors (CN76 #2, #3, #4) is about DC 8–12V. If not, the fan may not work normally.
3. Door switches not closed – Ensure all door switches (freezer, fridge, and door) are closed. If open, fans may not operate.
4. Faulty door switch connector – If the door alarm sounds, inspect and repair the door switch connector.
5. Delay after startup – After opening the door or in high ambient temperature, the fan may delay activation by about one minute. This is normal.
Check these points to identify the issue.
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Once I changed the fans on my fridge (RF32FMQDBSR) the freezer seemed to stop working. I checked both compressors and both worked well so If someone could tell me why my freezer isn't working I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
If the freezer on your Samsung RF32FMQDBSR refrigerator is not working after changing the fans, possible reasons include:
1. Compressor not running – Check if the compressor is operating. If not, it may be a power or control issue.
2. Improper fan voltage – Verify that the voltage between the Main PCB and the fan connectors (CN76 pins) is about DC 8–12V. If not, there could be a PCB or wiring issue.
3. Door switches not closed – Ensure all door switches are closed. If a door switch is open, the system may not operate correctly.
4. Misleading fan behavior – The R-Fan may delay operation by one minute after opening the door or in high ambient temperatures. This is normal and not a fault.
5. Faulty door switch connector – If there's a door alarm or incorrect voltage on CN76 #5, the door switch connector may need repair.
Use the Self-Diagnosis function to identify defects before turning off the unit.
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Why is one side of my freezer defrosting
One side of your Samsung RF32FMQDBSR/AA freezer may be defrosting due to a cooling defect caused by excessive frost buildup. This can happen if components like the defrost sensor, temperature fuse, bimetal, or heater are faulty or if there is a problem with the fan or wiring. You should check for:
- Compressor operation
- Refrigerant leakage
- Functioning of the R sensor, R defrost sensor, and R fan
- Voltage at the defrosting sensor
- Open circuits in the fuse, bimetal, or heater
- Relay or PBA (Power Board Assembly) issues
Also, ensure the freezer door was not left open, which can raise temperature and cause defrosting.
This answer is automatically generated