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beegood54  
#1 Posted : Friday, June 27, 2008 11:08:59 AM(UTC)
beegood54

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I have read that this is a fairly common problem with these SAMSUNG refrigerators. Came home from vacation a few weeks back to find everything warm in both freezer and refrigerator compartments. Found evaporator coils completely frozen over. Coils defrosted when I unplugged unit and was cleaning out all the lost food - after plugging back in everything worked o.k. but coils will re-freeze about every 4-5 days (I'll unplug, defrost manually and go through it all again). Seems like unit is not going through the defrost cycle correctly, but I haven't gotten much help / advice from the folks at SAMSUNG (unit is about 4 months out of warranty). I have read on some posts the most likely cause is the PBA main circuit board, but wondered if I should start with replacing some of the lesser expensive potential culprits / parts first. Any advice is greatly appreciated (also, is there any special procedure to replacing the PBA main). Thanks for any help.
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jdappl07  
#2 Posted : Monday, August 25, 2008 6:45:59 PM(UTC)
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i would ohm check the heater and the thermal fuse. if either is open bad part if both are good bad relay on PCB
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