Samsung Parts

Samsung Appliance Parts You Can Trust

Samsung appliances are engineered for performance, but when they fail — ice makers that stop producing, door gaskets that let cold air escape, or control boards that go dark — you need genuine OEM parts to restore them. Repair Clinic stocks the exact Samsung replacement parts for refrigerators, washers, dryers, ranges, and dishwashers, shipped same-day when you order before 5pm ET.

Whether your Family Hub refrigerator needs an ice maker kit, your front-load washer's door boot seal is moldy, or your cooktop glass cracked, we have the part with the right fit and warranty backing. Enter your model number to find the exact part — Samsung parts vary significantly by series, and getting the wrong part wastes time and money.

• Samsung Ice Maker Not Making Ice: Ice maker assembly (module, valve, motor, tray) — one of our top-selling parts across all brands
• Samsung Refrigerator No Water or Ice: Water inlet valve (solenoid-operated dual valve)
• Samsung Washer Door Gasket Moldy or Torn: Door boot seal (front-load washer; prone to mold on Samsung models)
• Samsung Dryer Won't Heat: Thermal fuse (one-time safety device; must be replaced when blown)
• Samsung Range Cooktop Glass Cracked: Main top assembly (glass cooktop complete); high-demand replacement for NE and NX series
• Samsung Refrigerator Running Warm: Evaporator fan motor or start relay (compressor won't kick in if relay is stuck)

Samsung Parts & Repair FAQs

Why is my Samsung refrigerator's ice maker not working?

Samsung ice maker failures are extremely common — it's one of Repair Clinic's top-selling parts across all brands. The ice maker module, water valve, or the connection between them fails. The good news: a genuine Samsung ice maker kit (which includes the valve, module, tray, and motor) is a straightforward replacement. Aftermarket kits have high failure rates on Samsung, especially if they cut corners on the water valve or module. Enter your refrigerator model number to confirm whether you need a single-door or dual-door ice maker assembly.

My Samsung washer door won't seal or smells like mold. What part do I need?

The door boot seal (also called the door gasket) on Samsung front-load washers is notorious for mold and tearing. Unlike some brands, Samsung's gasket design is particularly prone to moisture retention in the folds. An OEM Samsung door boot seal is the correct fix — measure your current gasket or look up your model number, because Samsung uses different seal profiles across their AddWash, FlexWash, and standard front-load lines. Aftermarket gaskets often don't seal as tightly and lead to water leaks.

How do I find my Samsung model number for parts?

Samsung model numbers are usually on a sticker inside the refrigerator (upper wall), on the back of washers/dryers, or behind the range backsplash. The model number looks like WF42H5200AW (washer) or RF28R7201SR (fridge). Once you have it, use Repair Clinic's model lookup tool — it will show you exactly which parts fit and cross-reference to OEM Samsung part numbers. Samsung parts vary widely across their model families, so matching your exact model is critical.

What's the difference between Samsung ice maker kits and aftermarket versions?

OEM Samsung ice maker kits come complete and pre-tested by Samsung engineering — the valve solenoid, module board, tray, and motor are all calibrated to work together. Aftermarket kits often skimp on valve quality or use cheaper motors that burn out in 6 to 12 months. For a $40 to $80 part that will run hundreds of times per year, OEM is the smart investment.

Order Samsung Brand-Level Parts Online

Ordering Samsung brand-level 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.

Samsung Model Number: Where to Look

On Samsung appliances, the model number is printed on a data label, but its location depends on the unit. Check the inside wall or ceiling of a refrigerator compartment, the back panel of a washer or dryer, or the frame around a range or oven door. Microwaves often have the label inside the door frame or on the cabinet side, while vacuums typically show it on the bottom or rear body. Enter that complete model number in the search bar to narrow the catalog to parts made for your entire Samsung appliance. Matching the model first helps account for differences between series and gives you a faster, more accurate fit.