Samsung ice build up in bottom drawer RF4287HARS freezer ice in bottom freezer drawer Samsung fix

Ice on Samsung freezer repair RF4287HARS
save money on repair back panel RF4287HARS. A lot of drain problems come from the tubes that drain into the back. They can get clogged up and are an easy fix to replace. Also if you are unclogging you’re drain the excess water can be flowing back here. If this helped smash the like button and subscribe more to come.
Link to replacement tubes below.
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[@ncjumper]

Thanks! I found those clogged as well, great fix, great video.

[@jsokolosky]

Thank you so much for posting this excellent video. We had ice buildup under our freezer door. I dismantled the freezer section from the front and removed all the ice at the bottom and beneath the refrigerator evaporator coils. In doing so I noticed an opening in the evaporator coil drip pan wasn’t letting water flow down into the bottom evaporator pan. So following your video I removed the drain tube and found that the “drip controller” rubber had expanded and sealed itself off. When I removed the refrigerator drain tube I found it was also blocked. I trimmed them both back a bit to ensure water flow and reassembled everything. I am sure I won’t have to repeat the exercise for many years to come. Can’t thank you enough!

[@rickyharper9567]

Thanks for this post, I am going to attempt to fix this problem for good. I have already attempted a fix at least twice already but did not have the information about the rear drain tubes. Turns out the coils in the back were very dirty, and the ventilation cover was also dirty. I cleaned out that and inspected the drain tubes. They seemed ok and I didn't see any water in the drain pan. Let's see if this issues goes away.

[@j.s.holdaway470]

Thanks! Mine were clogged!

[@baturtarhan7318]

Thank you. That was our problem tube was clogged.

[@richofalltrades9320]

Great to hear!