Great video, in the UK you can get the heater wire and also the extended drain clip from Amazon shipped from USA. The only thing you missed was the heatshrink, you need a 10mm dia and about 25cm length to fold the bare heater wire and cover it, otherwise you'll get a burning polystyrene smell. Also getting the back off ain't easy, takes patience and about 2hrs if badly iced like ours, but cheaper than a new fridge/freezer. Samsung should have had a recall on these as not fit for purpose.
On the newer model that you do not have to respites back in do they make a longer he coil to add more heating element to the upper copper hose everyone saying that if the heating element was longer and operatum the copper tube that it would not freeze up all the time any help with that thank you
Great video, in the UK you can get the heater wire and also the extended drain clip from Amazon shipped from USA. The only thing you missed was the heatshrink, you need a 10mm dia and about 25cm length to fold the bare heater wire and cover it, otherwise you'll get a burning polystyrene smell. Also getting the back off ain't easy, takes patience and about 2hrs if badly iced like ours, but cheaper than a new fridge/freezer. Samsung should have had a recall on these as not fit for purpose.
Do you have a more detailed video showing the wiring connections for the additional addition of the new flexible heater
How do I know if it’s the heater or the heat sensor not working?
This was a very helpful video, Thank you....
Is this the same application for a Samsung model RF323TEDBSR/?
Thank u soo much for this video, very helpful
Is the defrost initiated based on time or temperature?
On the newer model that you do not have to respites back in do they make a longer he coil to add more heating element to the upper copper hose everyone saying that if the heating element was longer and operatum the copper tube that it would not freeze up all the time any help with that thank you
Sir if two evaporator coils does not defrost