The French door divider spring fits most Samsung French door style refrigerators. The spring applies tension between components in the refrigerator, which engages and retracts the door flap. This will...
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This pin acts as a sleeve for the French door spring in a refrigerator. This is a genuine OEM part that is sold individually and works with the spring within the door mullion to seal the door shut. If...
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This screw, known as a handle fixer, is used to keep the door handles on your refrigerator secure. This screw is a genuine OEM part that comes individually, and simply screws into place in your refrig...
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This is a French door hinge that is compatible with various models of refrigerators and is used to control the mullion (long plastic strips) on the inside portion of the French doors. If you notice th...
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This evaporator fan motor is in the back of the freezer, and circulates air over the refrigerator coils. These coils will convert the heat into cool air, which is then circulated. When the evaporator ...
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This ice maker assembly in your bottom-freezer refrigerator automatically produces and dispense ice. It consists of a mold for 9 ice cubes, a control device, and a 12-pin wiring connection and housing...
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This evaporator fan motor is sourced from the original manufacturer for use in refrigerators. It circulates cold air throughout the refrigerator compartment to maintain consistent cooling. If the evap...
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This handle end cap, also known as a handle mount cap, is compatible with various models of Samsung freezers. This stainless-steel cap has dimensions of approximately 4 inches in length and 2 inches i...
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Dick
November 24, 2021
Freezer frosts and ice forms on door seal, who can fix this?
For model number RFG295AARS
Hi Dick,
Thank you for your question. If there is a lot of frost inside the freezer, it is because warm air is getting inside. Leaving the door open for long periods of time will allow moist air to get inside. If the door gasket is not sealing correctly, this will also allow moist air to get inside the freezer. Also make sure that the temperature is not set too low. You should also check the defrost heater, the defrost thermostat and the main electronic control board. You will find information on how to test these parts under Free Repair Help and Instant Repairman on our website. We hope this helps! Good luck with the repair!
My freezer coils are freezing up every 3-4 months. I defrost and they work fine until it freezes up again. Fans seem to be working, as they make noise as it freezes up. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
For model number RFG295AARS
Hello Jason, thank you for contacting us. The recurring frost build-up is mostly caused by a faulty defrost temperature sensor, part number PS4138634. You can inspect the continuity of the sensor using a multimeter. If it is fine then inspect the door gasket, part number PS4150002, and make sure no air is leaking into the freezer. Please also make sure the defrost drain is working and the tube is not clogged. If you would like assistance placing an order, please contact customer service. Good luck with your repair!
OMG seriously! I stopped into my go-to appliance repair shop to ask about what might be needed to repair the problem with my refrigerator door. They said you will need to replace the Mullion Flap piece. Cost would be $250-300 with part, labor and service. I went on line to see if I could handle the repair process myself. I found a How to
... Read more - U Tube video and turns out I only needed to replace a little spring and pin not the whole Mullion Flap. Went to Parts select, ordered the spring and pin and did the repair myself in about 5 minutes. Shipping was $7 so I ended up paying $13 total.
The installation video notes that the door mullion spring has a bent end, and that the bent end of the spring is to be inserted into the LOWER hinge. However, on my refrigerator door, the bent end of the door mullion spring must be inserted into the UPPER hinge in order for the door to function properly. (Also noted that in your video t
... Read morehe installer manually closed the door mullion rather than just closing the refrigerator door, another indication that the installation of the spring was incorrect.) After watching the video several times to confirm I was installing the door mullion spring according to the video instructions, I tried inserting the bent end of the door mullion spring into the upper hinge, which proved to be the correct installation of the door mull spring. What should have been a 5 minute repair turned into an ½ hour repair.
There is a pretty good video about this on youtube, but complications arose nonetheless. The replacement spring supplied by Partselect is a bit different from the original in two ways. First, it is made of heavier-gauge wire; this is a good thing for durability, but it makes installation tougher. Second, the ends of the spring, which a
... Read morere bent at right angles to the spring axis in order to fit into the plastic sleeves that hold the spring ends, are far too long. Once I figured this out, i snipped the ends down by a quarter inch or so, and they fit into the sleeves just fine after a certain amount of persuasion from needle-nose pliers. All things considered, it was a bit harder than it should have been, but the door works now, so all is well.
