Why is my Samsung Refrigerator not cooling enough?
Your Samsung Refrigerator might not be cooling sufficiently if it's in direct sunlight or near a heat source; relocate it to a cooler spot. Insufficient ventilation due to the refrigerator being too close to the wall can also be a factor; ensure it has adequate space. Overfilling the refrigerator, which blocks the outlet vent, can also prevent proper cooling; avoid over packing it with food.
What to do if my Samsung RF28HDEDTSR water dispenser not working?
If the water dispenser on your Samsung Refrigerator isn't working, check that the water line is properly connected and the shut-off valve is open. Also, inspect the water supply line tubing for any crushing or kinks. If the fridge temperature is too low, the water tank may be frozen; try selecting a warmer setting on the digital display. Finally, ensure the Child Lock is off and the filter is correctly installed.
Why is my Samsung RF28HDEDTSR ice maker not producing ice?
If your Samsung Refrigerator's ice maker isn't producing ice, remember that it may take 12 hours after installing the water supply line to start making ice, especially if it's not sufficiently cool initially. Ensure the water line is connected, and the shut-off valve is open, and confirm that you haven't manually stopped the ice-making function. Also, check if the freezer temperature is too warm and try setting it lower.
What to do if food is freezing in my Samsung Refrigerator?
If food is freezing in your Samsung Refrigerator, check if the set temperature on the digital display is too low and raise it. If the room temperature is too low, set the refrigerator to a warmer setting. Also, avoid storing food with high moisture content in the coldest part of the refrigerator or near the cooling outlet vent; move these items to other shelves.
Why does my Samsung RF28HDEDTSR make unusual noises?
Unusual noises from your Samsung Refrigerator can occur if it is not level and stable. Also, check if anything was dropped behind or under the refrigerator. A 'ticking' sound from inside the refrigerator is normal. If it sounds like something is hitting something else inside, this is also normal and caused by the compressor operating at high capacity.
General| Style | French Door |
|---|---|
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Number of Doors | 3 |
| Total Capacity | 28.5 Cu. Ft. |
| Refrigerator Capacity | 20.5 Cu. Ft. |
| Freezer Capacity | 10.0 Cu. Ft. |
| Number of Refrigerator Shelves | 4 Split (3 Fixed/1 Folding) |
| Number of Refrigerator Bins | 7 (2 Adjustable Gallon Size / 1 Half) |
| Humidity Controlled Crispers | 2 |
| Number of Freezer Shelves/Baskets | 2 |
| Refrigerator Temperature | - |
| (-14°C) | - |
| Refrigerator Special Features | Water Dispenser |
| Freezer Special Features | Ice Maker |
| Defrost System | - |
| Noise level | - |
| Refrigerant | - |
| Energy Class | - |
| Annual Energy Consumption | 724 kWh |
| Voltage | - |
| Frequency | - |
| Current | - |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 37 3/4 in |
|---|---|
| Height | 70 5/8 in |
| Width | 35 3/4 in |
| Net Weight | - |
Covers initial safety, symbols, precautions for operation, cleaning, and disposal.
Warnings for transport, site selection, electrical safety, operation, and hazards.
Getting ready for installation, selecting location, and identifying parts.
Steps for removing/reattaching doors, drawers, leveling, and water line setup.
Final steps to ensure the refrigerator is fully operational after installation.
Overview of control panel, temperature adjustments, ice dispensing, and filter changes.
Process for ice making, food storage tips, energy saving, and vacation prep.
Identifying parts, removing accessories, and cleaning procedures for optimal performance.
Addressing cooling, noise, ice maker, and dispenser problems with solutions.
Operating limits, disposal guidelines, and customer support contact information.
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