Why is my Samsung RS267TD not cooling?
First, ensure the refrigerator's power plug is properly connected. Next, check the temperature control on the display panel and set it to a lower temperature if needed. Also, make sure the refrigerator isn't in direct sunlight or near a heat source. Ensure the back of the unit has enough space for air to circulate. Finally, check if the cooling off function is enabled and disable it if it is.
Why is my Samsung RS267TD Refrigerator not dispensing ice?
Ensure you waited 12 hours after connecting the water supply line before trying to make ice. Verify that the water line is connected and the shut-off valve is open. Check if you've manually stopped the ice-making function; if so, set the Ice Type to Cubed or Crushed. Inspect the ice maker bucket for any ice blockage. Lastly, if the freezer temperature is too warm, try setting it lower.
Why is the water dispenser not working on my Samsung Refrigerator?
Check if the water line is connected and the shut-off valve is open. Also, inspect the water supply line tubing for any crushing or kinking that might obstruct water flow. If the water tank is frozen due to a low refrigerator temperature, select a warmer setting on the main display panel.
What to do if food is freezing in my Samsung RS267TD?
First, make sure that the temperature control on the display panel is set to the correct temperature; try setting it to a warmer temperature. Also, consider whether the room temperature is very low. Finally, check if food with high water content is stored in the coldest part of the fridge.
Why does my Samsung RS267TD make unusual noises?
Ensure the refrigerator is level and stable. If the water supply line isn't connected, unusual noises may occur if the ice maker is on or the water dispenser lever is pushed. To stop these noises, turn off the ice maker by pressing the Ice Type button until the Ice Off icon appears (hold for at least 3 seconds). A ticking sound is normal due to accessories contracting or expanding with temperature changes.
Why are the front corners of my Samsung RS267TD hot and condensing?
Some heat is normal because anti-condensates are installed in the front corners to prevent condensation. Condensation can also occur if the refrigerator door is left ajar for an extended period.
General| Height | 70 inches |
|---|---|
| Ice Maker | Yes |
| Water Dispenser | Yes |
| Energy Star Rated | Yes |
| Energy Star Compliant | Yes |
| Type | Side by Side |
| Width | 35.75 inches |
| Defrost Type | Frost Free |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
An overview of the innovative storage and energy-efficient features of the Samsung refrigerator.
Explains warning symbols and precautions for safe refrigerator use.
Critical warnings and guidelines for safely installing the refrigerator to prevent hazards.
Precautions for proper installation, including space, ventilation, and initial setup.
Major warnings related to operating the refrigerator safely to avoid injury or damage.
Additional critical warnings for safe operation of the refrigerator.
Precautions for safe operation, covering food storage and appliance interaction.
Precautions to take when cleaning the refrigerator to avoid electric shock or fire.
Critical warnings regarding safe disposal of the refrigerator, especially child safety.
Guidance on selecting the best location and preparing for the refrigerator installation.
Steps to complete after installation, including checking power, setting temperature, and assembling.
Instructions for attaching the refrigerator door handles.
Procedure for removing the front leg cover to access internal components.
Steps to disconnect the water line from the refrigerator before servicing.
Instructions for correctly reconnecting the water supply line to prevent leaks.
Detailed steps for safely removing the freezer door for installation or maintenance.
Instructions for reassembling the freezer door in reverse order.
Detailed steps for safely removing the refrigerator door for installation or maintenance.
Instructions for reassembling the refrigerator door in reverse order.
Guide to leveling the refrigerator to ensure proper door alignment and cooling system function.
Steps to adjust door height and alignment for a perfectly even appearance.
Information on water pressure requirements and checking the water dispenser line installation.
Instructions for connecting the refrigerator to the household cold water supply.
Detailed guide on connecting the water line using compression fittings and tubing.
Guidance on arranging the power cord after installation to prevent damage.
Steps to flush the water system and remove air after filter installation.
Overview of the refrigerator's control panel and its various functions and indicators.
Detailed explanation of temperature adjustment, Power Freeze, Child Lock, Power Cool, and Energy Saver.
Explanation of filter indicator, water function, ice types, and canceling cooling off mode.
Instructions for dispensing water and selecting ice types from the external dispenser.
Guidance on utilizing refrigerator compartments for optimal food freshness and odor prevention.
Steps to remove door bins, shelves, and drawers for cleaning or access.
Instructions for cleaning the inside walls, drawers, and shelves with mild detergent.
Guidance on cleaning the digital panel, display, doors, handles, and cabinet surfaces.
How to clean rubber door seals to ensure proper closure and efficient operation.
Information on how to change LED lighting, advising to contact service center.
Step-by-step guide to replacing the water filter when the indicator turns red.
Solutions for common refrigerator problems like not working, frozen food, noises, and leaks.
Details the one-year parts and labor warranty and five-year sealed system warranty.
Schematic representation of the refrigerator's electrical circuits for the SSEDA BEST model.
Schematic representation of the refrigerator's electrical circuits for the SSEDA BETTER model.
Guidelines for environmentally responsible disposal of the refrigerator as electronic waste.
Information on how to contact Samsung customer care for questions and service.
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