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It was one of the biggest storms we have had in the area for quite some time! Thanks for watching! 😊

@@markmerberger7997 Glad I could help! Samsung knows about this problem but has not issued a recall yet. There is an ongoing class action lawsuit against Samsung in the USA. Some people have had success with calling Samsung and demanding that they replace the ice maker with an updated model. Here is all the information that you need.. www.classaction.org/media/samsung-service-bulletin-ice-maker.pdf

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@@user-ec4xj1hf6w The cans are ordered in. They come sanitized with a sleeve over them to keep dust out.

@@seanlikesnfl It was amazing! Once in a lifetime experience. Thanks for watching! ☺️

@@TechJunky777 welcome good too know that we got too see it as well in US

When you press force defrost (Fd) the refrigerator will turn off and the heating element in the ice maker will turn on. It’s a subtle sound. There should be audio through the speaker if your sound volume is turned up. Check in the settings menu for sound volume. Regardless, the heating element should be on when you press Force defrost (Fd). I suggest running for 5 minutes then pressing test cancel and then restarting Force defrost (Fd) …. Do this over and over until it finishes defrosting. It seems to be warmer and defrosts faster with this method. Let me know how you do! Edit: when you are done you can manually stop Force defrost (Fd) by pressing test cancel. That will restart the refrigerator and the ice maker and everything will run like it did before.

@@TechJunky777 Thank you so much for the tip. I’m doing what you said and the ice is melting😁

It defrosts the ice maker as well as the small freezer that houses the ice maker. The lower freezer you just pull open and let the air de-ice if you need to.

#3 is the one that defrosts the ice maker only! I’m not sure how it could defrost your lower freezer as there is no heating element in there. Edit: Unless you mean the freezer area that houses the ice maker and the ice tray then yes it defrosts that as well #2 defrosts the rear of the refrigerator only #1 is a force run to turn on everything. Test cancel will manually stop all of them and return the refrigerator to normal running operation.

@@TechJunky777when I run FORCE DEFROST (Fd) I can assure 100% it is defrosting my lower pull out freezer. My frozen fruit and other things in the freezer are melting. I have the Samsung Family Hub model #RF22R7551SA

@@drewglapa When you run Force defrost (Fd) the refrigerator turns off. That includes the lower freezer. So depending on how long you have been running it that could explain it.

@@TechJunky777 thanks it happened pretty quick

In my description I have a link to Samsungs actual service bulletin. It’s a known flaw and Samsung was sued for it. My fix is temporary but a permanent fix involves more than just sealing the unit. I’ve pasted my link here for you… www.classaction.org/media/samsung-service-bulletin-ice-maker.pdf

@@TechJunky777 - Yes, I knew about the class action lawsuit. Many have already reported that the factory fix doesn't work either. It's expensive to implement and involves the use of an RTV sealant that again fails as it detaches from the surfaces over time. In fact the fellow in the video I describe above is seen removing the sealant that the factor fix instructs you to install. It too fails over time. My ICEMAKER got so bad that I couldn't go 4 to 5 days without clearing an ice cube jam at the top of the icemaker. I did the fix as described in that fellow's video and have been jam-free for nearly a year now with a very rare recurrence every so often. My family uses a lot of ice.

The refrigerator will turn off while the ice maker is defrosting but it shouldn’t take too long to defrost it. 😊

No need it just resets itself! 😎

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No it shouldn’t affect the fridge. Check your temperature in the fridge manager and adjust it from there.

If it is really frozen then it will take possibly more than a few runs to get the tray out. Once the tray is out put your hand up into the ice maker and you should feel the warmth of the heater. It seems to be faster and warmer if you run the force defrost and then manually press test cancel to stop it after 5-10 minutes and then run again…over and over until everything is melted. Also check to make sure you are running Force defrost FD not RD(rear defrost). RD only defrosts the rear of the refrigerator.

Ve al menú de configuraciones del fridge manager y asegúrate que el sonido del volumen este puesto. Cuando seleccionas force defrost notas si el ventilador del refrigerador se para (deja de sonar)? Si pones tu mano en el hacedor de hielo debes sentir que sale calor. Espero estos tips te ayuden 😊

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@@TechJunky777 Bro thats not what i said bro stop botting

@@frostiix0 Dude the machine that’s filling the can up is a model 25D direct Drive Double Can seamer. Besides the can seamer there is a refrigerator with a canister filled with the beer that is under pressure. The line goes from the canister to the can seamer. That’s the setup. Or just fill the can with a Kegerator.

@@TechJunky777 oh my bad

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not the can seamer, the machine to fill up the can..@@TechJunky777

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It will automatically stop running force defrost after 15-20 minutes then you have to manually start it again. Do that over and over until everything is defrosted. Once you are done you could manually stop force defrost by pressing test cancel just above the force defrost selection.

I guess it’s only meant to be accessed by a technician. 🤷‍♂️ They couldn’t have made it any more difficult could they? 🤣 Anyways, I’m glad you found the hidden speak easy! 😎 The best permanent fix is to call Samsung and demand they replace the ice maker free of charge. If you go to my description at the very bottom of that page I have a link to the service bulletin from Samsung. Samsung has known about this issue for years now!!!

I had the same thought! 🤷‍♂️

Here is the link to the complete fix by Samsung… Call Samsung and demand they fix it at no cost since this is a known issue and they are responsible! www.classaction.org/media/samsung-service-bulletin-ice-maker.pdf

No it will automatically start up again after running force defrost for about 15-20 mins. Just go back to the Home Screen. Or you can manually stop it by pressing test cancel just above the force defrost selection.

When you are done just go back to the Home Screen. You can check your settings to make sure the ice maker is on in the fridge manager page if you wish. It should just start up by itself if you don’t do anything though. 😎

It was still an amazing experience even with clouds. Thanks for watching!

Honestly it was still amazing but unfortunately we had bad weather. 🤷‍♂️

It was scary actually!!! Thanks Bro! 😎

Just check the sound volume in the settings menu. Sound isn’t necessary for it to defrost though.

Thank you❤

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It is only defrosting the ice maker. However, unplugging might help. It resets the system. Unplug for a few minutes…replug. See what happens.

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Try test cancel and then force defrost again. You could try unplugging the refrigerator and waiting a minute then plug back in to reset everything. Also make sure you use Force Defrost (fd) to defrost the ice maker. (RD) defrosts the back of the refrigerator.

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It will automatically stop after about 15-20 minutes. You can manually stop it by pressing test cancel. I find the best way to do it is let it run for 10 minutes then press test cancel and then restart the force defrost for another ten minutes…do this over and over until everything is defrosted. It seems to be warmer and quicker with this method.

@@TechJunky777 Thanks so much for the quick reply. I'll give it a shot! I've always just tried chipping away at some of the ice buildup, but this time is just stopped completely. I also tried doing the blue side button to reset it. I'm thinking there might be some buildup deep inside that's causing a blockage. Not sure what the next step would be if this doesn't work. Any suggestions?

@@Hawkis90 If the blockage is very bad then use a hairdryer at the same time using force defrost. I find that there may still be some ice at the very back…behind the ice maker that needs to be thawed. A hairdryer will make quick work of it. Also, make sure everything is completely dry before restarting everything. If moisture is still in there it will start the ice building up again and you will have to do this more frequently.

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If you are not sure if Force Defrost is working just press test cancel and then press Force Defrost again. That will restart a new cycle.

It will start making ice on its own! 😎

Yes I have heard that if you call and complain enough they will do that. It’s the best solution! The lawsuit is in the USA. Where are you located? Also are you still under warranty or did they replace it out of warranty?

Just wait a few hours for it to restock ice cubes