Samsung Refrigerator Parts

Samsung Refrigerator Ice Maker, Water Valve & Fan Motor Parts

Samsung refrigerators are known for smart features and reliability, but certain parts fail predictably across their model range. The ice maker is the #1 replacement part — no ice, small cubes, or leaking water into the bin almost always points to the ice maker assembly. Water inlet valves (dual solenoid models) control water to both the ice maker and dispenser; when one fails, you'll see no water or ice. Evaporator fan motors circulate cold air between fridge and freezer compartments — if your fridge stays warm while the freezer is cold, the fan is the likely culprit.

Door gaskets, start relays, and control boards round out Samsung's high-volume replacement parts. A worn door gasket lets warm air in, causing the compressor to run constantly and food to sweat. The start relay is a small $10 to $20 part that helps the compressor start — if you hear clicking from the back of the fridge, replace it before the compressor fails. Enter your Samsung model number below to find exact-fit parts for your refrigerator.

• Ice maker not making ice or making small cubes: OEM Samsung ice maker assembly kit (includes valve, module, motor, and tray)
• No water or ice dispenser trickles: Dual solenoid water inlet valve or single solenoid inlet valve depending on your model
• Fridge compartment warm, freezer cold: Evaporator fan motor assembly
• Door sweating, frost inside, or compressor runs constantly: Door gasket/seal — measure your door dimensions and magnet type for correct replacement
• Compressor clicks on/off or rattles when shaken: Start relay and overload protector assembly

Browse Samsung Refrigerator Parts by entering your full model number to see all available parts, diagrams, and same-day shipping options.

Samsung Refrigerator Parts: Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my Samsung ice maker not working, and do I need to replace the whole assembly?

Samsung ice makers fail due to frozen fill tubes, broken motor drives, or a failed water inlet valve inside the module. The OEM fix is to replace the entire ice maker assembly rather than individual parts — aftermarket kits have high failure rates because seal quality varies. A complete Samsung ice maker kit runs $150 to $250 installed, versus $600+ for a service call. It's one of the most common Samsung refrigerator repairs and usually takes 30 to 45 minutes with a model-specific part.

My Samsung fridge is warm but the freezer is cold — what part do I need?

That symptom points directly to the evaporator fan motor. This motor sits behind the freezer back wall and circulates cold air down to the fridge compartment through damper vents. When the motor fails or the fan blade breaks, the freezer gets all the cold and the fridge warms up. Check if frost is blocking the evaporator coils first (common Samsung issue), but if the coils are clear and the fridge is still warm, the fan motor assembly needs replacement. It's a $60 to $120 part and a straightforward repair on most Samsung models.

How do I find my Samsung refrigerator model number, and why does it matter?

Your Samsung model number is on a label inside the fridge, usually on the upper side wall or back wall. It starts with "RF" (French door), "RS" (side-by-side), "RB" (bottom freezer), or "RT" (top freezer), followed by numbers like RF28R7201SR. The model number is critical because Samsung makes dozens of variants — the ice maker assembly, water valve solenoid type, and door gasket profile all differ by model. Entering your exact model number on Repair Clinic filters all available parts to your refrigerator only, ensuring you get a help ensure fit.

What's the difference between a water inlet valve and a solenoid, and do I need both?

The water inlet valve is the main assembly that lets water into the refrigerator's supply line — it contains the solenoids that open/close on demand. Samsung refrigerators typically use a dual solenoid valve (separate solenoids for ice maker and water dispenser, so one can fail while the other works), or a single solenoid valve for models without a water dispenser. If your ice maker fills but the dispenser doesn't, it's usually a dual solenoid issue where one solenoid has failed internally. OEM Samsung water inlet valve kits come complete and are the right approach — partial part replacement usually doesn't fix the problem long-term.

Order Samsung Refrigerator Parts Online

Ordering Samsung refrigerator parts online is simple and helps you find genuine OEM parts for your unit. With same-day shipping on most in-stock items, you'll have your replacement part fast, minimizing downtime. Our model/part number lookup finds the exact OEM part for your unit, and every order is backed by our 365-day return policy and price-match guarantee. Browse our repair help section for troubleshooting tips, part testing guides, and step-by-step installation videos for your specific product.

Match Parts to Your Samsung Refrigerator with Your Model Number

On Samsung refrigerators, the model number is usually printed on a label inside the fresh food compartment, along the upper side wall or back wall. You may also find it behind the crisper drawer or near the door opening. Look for the full model number, not the serial number, and copy each letter and number exactly as shown. Type it into our model number lookup and the catalog narrows to parts made for your unit, across every refrigerator part category. This helps match parts such as ice makers, water valves, shelves, gaskets, and control boards to the complete refrigerator model. You get parts that fit the first time.