Never buying Samsung again!

The main problems in all refrigerators and freezers are the temperature sensors depending on its quality, but if you don't keep your external condensers coils clean, and internal and external air circulation UN-obstructed it will cause you a faulty operation and very likely a mayor repair. Be mindful under which conditions is your unit installed, dusty, clean, exterior, interior... then monitor and adjust your cleaning schedule accordingly. There is nothing you can do about a sensor going bad with the time, but erratic temperature on any of the compartments after you visually check the condenser coils, drains, fans, defrosting resistance operation, door seals and any other component to ensure are in good working condition and clean; then, your sensors needs to be the source of your problem. Measuring the resistance on temperature sensors with a multi-meter is a way to confirm the faulty ones, but you need to have the corresponding resistance data to compare the values and confirm if the resistance response is correct, the response or resistance value will depend on ambient temperature on which the test is performed.

The absolute worst refrigerator(Samsung). I have one that’s just 4 years old. Ice maker hasn’t worked now the top fridge is not cooling. Tried to reset, didn’t work. So I guess my next step is to pay a pro a few bucks to fix a high price fridge. Samsung created a fridge with job security!

I have the same model. I cleaned the coils that were dirty and with a compressor and then found the drain hoses were clogged when i pulled them off. I also cleaned the solenoid with a Q-tip and vinegar. I also pulled off the panel and covered the beginning of the copper to the coils just to the silver part and plugged the unit back in and it is working better than before. Your tips helped. The drain hoses I believe were a big part of the unit freezing and clogging the drain, that caused he pooling of water.

Unplugged and allowed it to defrost for 2 days. After two days it is cooling properly

I have that exact same refrigerator man the bottom evaporator coil dont get cold at all like the top is there a reason for that ? Any ideas??

😊 that long-ass video and don't even know the culprit

How do know if the coil needs the replacement? What I s the input power/voltage to the coil and what is the source? Is it the motherboard or the inventor board? What is the replacement part number for the coil and how one may order it?

NSCEV01TA1 replacement single pulse valve Refrigerator pulse solenoid valve

I have a Samsung same as this my fridge was not cooling . It is the issue with the rain cooling system. The drain was frozen Samsung will not replace the part but u can buy longer piece to go on the drain n down in it . Its 6 bucks on Amazon I replaced mine 4 yrs ago and I took the back apart on thin cooling in fridge. I defrostEd it myself while it was apart put new thing in drain that hooks easily over heating thing and haven't had issues since today but no ice is in fridge now so off to Google more for this single mimi to figure out today's issue which I think may be the seals are looking rough so I cleaned then and put on power cool and it's cooling down now so we will see

The black thing looks like a solenoid coil. When current flows thru it, generates a magnetic field. Inside the metal piece is an iron plunger that gets moved up and down. Same as the starter solenoid on your car.

Hi bro.

You never put the link in the description below for that black solenoid part.

Looks like I have the same fridge. GREAT video but now can you tell me how to program it to send ice to the lower drawer

Thank you!!

I have exactly the same problem you describe in your video, and have run the same diagnostics. So, I tried removing the Pulse Solenoid Valve and cleaning it as you did. Hoping it will work like it did for you, but if it doesn't I was thinking of buying a new one. However, no one seems to carry the part. Were you able to get one?

My daughter is having this same problem on her GE bottom freezer. Coil in back is clean, coil condenser inside freezer wasn't frozen up. I'll have to check that coil relay thing or whatever they call it. Looks like an electronic coil that controls some king of valves inside to open and close.

I have the exact one the top and bottom not getting cold I really do think it's something I'm missing Any ideas

Im having the same issue and i have the same exact Samsung u have but it dont have that piece on the back u was referring to

Does your fan have to be running all the time ? What happens if you put a new one and still don’t run ?