

Samsung
Refrigerator Repair
French door refrigeration with large displays, flexible compartments and complex ice systems.
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- 2 refrigerator types
- 6 problems we see
- 13 error codes
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Samsung refrigerators,
specifically.
Samsung refrigeration is French door led, and many models use Twin Cooling Plus, which keeps cooling air for the refrigerator and freezer separate, with an ice maker built into the refrigerator side rather than the freezer. The ice system and the electronic controls account for a large share of the calls, and a display mode can make a healthy unit look dead.
The Samsung lineupBuilds2 refrigerator types
French door refrigerator · Side-by-side refrigerator
Called out forIce Maker Not Making Ice
and 5 more problems on Samsung
Repairs we do10 repairs, on any make
Diagnostic visit · Sealed system and compressor · Defrost system repair · Fan and airflow repair
Error codesOF OF · 5E · 21E · 22E · PC ER
13 Samsung codes with a page of their own
The Samsung
lineup.
Samsung builds 2 of the 5 refrigerator types this site covers. Which one decides how the visit is planned.
All refrigerator typesWhat is particular
to Samsung.
Most Samsung service is on three- and four-door French door models; four-door units add a FlexZone drawer with its own temperature settings. Knowing whether the ice maker is in the refrigerator or the freezer changes the approach to an ice complaint.
Separate evaporators for each compartment
Twin Cooling Plus maintains cooling air for the refrigerator and freezer separately, and Samsung's service documentation lists a refrigerator evaporator and a freezer evaporator, each with its own defrost sensor. A warm refrigerator beside a cold freezer therefore points at the refrigerator-side cooling and defrost rather than at a shared duct.
An ice maker in the refrigerator
Many Samsung French door models make ice in the refrigerator compartment. The ice room has its own fan and heaters in the ice room and ice duct, each checked separately in Samsung's service checklist, so no ice has more possible causes here than on a freezer-mounted ice maker.
Cooling Off mode
A display showing 0F 0F or OFF means Cooling Off, the showroom mode, is active and the refrigerator is not cooling on purpose. It is switched with a combination of buttons on the display, so it is ruled out before anything else on a warm unit with a lit display.
Door height set with snap rings
Uneven French doors are adjusted by fitting a snap ring between the door and the hinge grommet. A door that sits low and does not meet its partner is often an adjustment, not a broken hinge.
Parts
Ice makers, fans, sensors and filters are generally available. Main control boards and door assemblies for specific model generations are the parts most likely to take longer.
Repair or replace
Ice, fan, sensor and defrost repairs are almost always worth doing. Sealed-system work on an older freestanding unit is the point to weigh repair against replacement.
Book your Samsung visitWhat we are
called out for.
On Samsung, most often ice maker not making ice.
All problemsNot a
Samsung?
Samsung is one of 31 refrigerator makes on this site. The other 30 each have a page of their own.
All 31 brandsSamsung refrigerator repair,
where we come out.
9 metros, each with its own page.
All service areasTampa BayFL · 31 areas
Miami / South FloridaFL · 47 areas
New York MetroNY · 75 areas
HoustonTX · 36 areas
ChicagoIL · 50 areas
Los AngelesCA · 95 areas
San DiegoCA · 31 areas
Questions about
Samsung refrigerators.
My Samsung display shows 0F 0F and nothing is cold. Is it broken?
My Samsung refrigerator is warm but the freezer is fine. What does that point to?
Why are my Samsung ice cubes small or full of bubbles?
Moisture forms on the outside of my Samsung doors. Is that a problem?
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Have the refrigerator's model number ready — on Samsung it decides which parts come on the first visit.