RF267ABBP Samsung Refrigerator - Instructions

YouTube the video on how to replace the ice maker. Unplugged the fridge, one screw was removed to open a small cover panel to access where the ice maker was plugged in, unplugged the ice maker, pushed a small locking clip and pulled the old ice maker off the keyhole slots holding it in place removing it from the fridge. Did the steps in reverse and reinstalled the new one. Plugged the fridge back in and reset the fridge by holding the energy saver and alarm button on the front door simultaneously for 8-10 seconds until it beeped. Took a few seconds and the fridge reset

Called someone else. Got the parts elsewhere.
Got the fridge back online 3 week longer than it should.
got charged for the part then failed to send it.
then finally allowed they didn't have the part in stock.

Spent a dollar 1.97 on the spring.7.00 on shipping and fixed it in less than 5 minutes.Fantastic

After purchasing the spring I realized the hinge was the culprit. It has the retainer for the spring as part of it, a small plastic piece that broke off cause the spring to get lost. The hinge replacement was a little more in depth but the video on the hinge is very good and on point.

Placed lower spring leg in hole first. Manipulated upper spring leg into upper hole with needle nose pliers.

Placed one end of the new spring in left hole and used the needle nose pliers to insert the other end of the spring in the right hole.

I removed the old spring along with the sleeve and inserted the new one in its place. used a small screw driver to remove the sleeve and inserted the sleeve side in first. took 5 minutes..

I am 70 and identified the problem and ordered the part. I watched a video lots of times that showed how to... slowing it down to catch details.
It is very easy... and the only problem was that when you are trying to get the assembly out you need a lot of hand strenght that I don't have.
My son easily wriggled and loosened it and out it came. Plug in the wires and pop the new unit in.
Two hours later I heard the delightful sound of ice dropping into the bucket and amazingly the bottom freezer started making ice too!
There is no mention that they are related but it did. We thought the freezer sensor had died but it all works!

You can do it! Best, pb

Took out Philip’s screw. Applied heat from hand hair dryer for one minute. Unplugged wire plug. Pushed ice maker lever to release and gently pulled forward.Removed old ice maker and replaced with a new maker.
Plugged in wire harness and replaced wire cover.

Held spring with needle nose pliers and slipped into place

The website offered next day delivery on the 2 parts I needed. It was $30 dollars for next day but I wanted it fixed so I chose it. After a few days I revived no parts. I checked the website and saw the 2 parts were on back order, however they took my payment along with the $30 for next day delivery. Obviously I never got it next, or ever, so I cancelled the order. At least I got my money back.

replacing broken french door spring.

Replaced the spring on my French door refrigerator
Was super easy

Removed shelves. Removed back cover. Removed old sensor. Installed new sensor. Replaced back cover. Replaced shelves. Works fine.

had to replace the spring on the Mullion door . the how to video helped however the demonstration shows putting the spring on in the opposite way that my door calls for, so just I turned the spring around and done, other than that easy as pie.
thanks
Chris F.