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REFRIGERATOR
RT23
RT26
RT31
RT34
OWNER’S INSTRUCTIONS
Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly, and
retain for future reference.
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Questions and Answers

  • H
    hubbardjamesJul 25, 2025
    What to do if my Samsung RT26 is not working?
    • C
      cynthia38Jul 25, 2025
      First, ensure the power plug is correctly connected and the power fuse hasn't blown. Check if the temperature control or control panel is correctly set. Also, make sure the refrigerator isn't exposed to direct sunlight or nearby heat sources, and that the back of the appliance isn't too close to the wall. Avoid storing hot food until it cools to room temperature, and minimize the time the refrigerator or freezer door is left open.
  • E
    elizabeth54Jul 29, 2025
    What to do if food is freezing in my Samsung RT26?
    • P
      Patricia SmithJul 29, 2025
      If food is freezing in your Samsung Refrigerator, check if the temperature control or control panel is set to the coldest setting. Also, consider whether the surrounding temperature is too low.
  • S
    Stephanie VelezAug 3, 2025
    How to fix unusual noises coming from my Samsung Refrigerator?
    • V
      Victoria HughesAug 3, 2025
      Unusual noises from your Samsung Refrigerator can often be resolved by ensuring the appliance is installed on a stable, even floor. Check that the back of the appliance isn't too close to the wall and that no foreign objects have fallen behind or under it. Note that some ticking sounds are normal due to the expansion and contraction of accessories. The noise may also be coming from the compressor.
  • J
    Jennifer LoveAug 7, 2025
    Why is there frost on the walls of my Samsung Refrigerator?
    • S
      santanamichaelAug 7, 2025
      Frost buildup on the walls of your Samsung Refrigerator may be caused by air vents being blocked by stored food. Ensure food is spaced out to improve ventilation. Also, verify that the refrigerator door is fully closed.
  • N
    nicoleallenAug 11, 2025
    Why does my Samsung Refrigerator smell bad?
    • J
      johnsonjacquelineAug 11, 2025
      A bad smell in your Samsung Refrigerator could be due to spoiled food. Check for any spoiled items and throw them away. Also, ensure strong-smelling foods, like fish, are wrapped airtight. Periodically clean your refrigerator to prevent odors.
  • L
    lthomasAug 15, 2025
    Why is there condensation on my Samsung RT26 Refrigerator's inside wall?
    • J
      Justin JamesAug 15, 2025
      Condensation inside your Samsung Refrigerator typically occurs when food with high water content is stored uncovered, humidity is high, or the door is left open for extended periods. Store food in sealed containers or with a cover to prevent this.
  • M
    Mariah MendezAug 20, 2025
    Why are the sides of my Samsung Refrigerator warm?
    • R
      riverajohnAug 20, 2025
      The warmth on the front corners and sides of your Samsung Refrigerator is due to heat-proof pipes installed to prevent condensation. This is normal. In humid weather, condensation on the outer surface may also occur.

Summary

Main Features of the Refrigerator

Large Freezer Storage Area

Stores large quantities of food in the freezer.

Jumbo Storage Guard

Holds large bottles securely.

Adjustable Storage Guards

Position guards for convenience and food container height.

Bio-Fresh Zone

Keeps vegetables fresh for longer periods.

Sliding Drawer (Premium only)

Extra storage space for vegetables and fruits.

iCooling (Premium only)

Advanced air circulation for faster surround cooling.

Super Freeze Zone

Freezes stored items quickly.

Twist Ice-Tray (Premium Only)

Spring mechanism for automatic release of ice cubes.

Basic Preparation for Use

Getting Started

Initial setup and cleaning steps before first use.

Installation Guide

Location and Surface Requirements

Install on a firm, flat surface, avoiding draughts, dampness, and heat sources.

Spacing and Grounding

Ensure proper clearance around the unit and electrical grounding for safety.

Cautions While Using the Refrigerator

Water, Flammable Sprays, and Child Safety

Precautions against water splashing, flammable sprays, and child interference.

Operational and Storage Safety

Avoid leaving doors open, store chemicals safely, use undamaged units, and be aware of physical hazards.

Refrigerator Parts Identification

Parts for RT23; 26 Models

Diagram identifying parts specific to RT23 and RT26 models.

Parts for RT31; 34 Models

Diagram identifying parts specific to RT31 and RT34 models.

Replacing the Refrigerator Lamp

Storing Food Properly

How to Use the Refrigerator

Temperature Control Adjustment

Adjusting temperature settings for refrigerator and freezer compartments.

Ice Cube Maker Operation

Instructions for premium and economic ice cube makers.

Compartment Usage

Using the Chiller Compartment and Bio-Fresh Zone for food preservation.

Leveling the Appliance

Removing Accessories

Shelves and Bio-Fresh Bin Removal

Instructions for removing freezer/refrigerator shelves and Bio-Fresh bin.

Compartments and Guards Removal

How to remove chiller compartment, storage guards, and dairy guard.

Cleaning the Refrigerator

Cleaning Specific Areas

Cleaning evaporation slots, interior parts, and door seals.

Before Calling for Service

Troubleshooting Cooling, Freezing, and Noise

Checks for cooling issues, food freezing, and unit noise.

Troubleshooting Operational Issues

Checks for hot panels, water sounds, odors, frost, and dew.

Overview

This document is an owner's manual for a Samsung refrigerator, covering models RT23, RT26, RT31, and RT34. It provides instructions for operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Function Description:

The Samsung refrigerator is designed to store food and beverages, keeping them fresh for extended periods. It features separate compartments for freezing and refrigeration, with adjustable temperature controls for both. Specific models offer premium features like a Twist Ice-Tray and iCooling.

Important Technical Specifications (Derived from features and parts list):

  • Models Covered: RT23, RT26, RT31, RT34.
  • Compartments: Freezer Compartment and Refrigerator Compartment.
  • Cooling System: Features "iCooling" (Premium only) for advanced air circulation and faster surround cooling, and a "Super Freeze Zone" for quick freezing.
  • Ice Making: Available with "Twist Ice Cube Tray" (Premium only) for automatic ice cube release, and an "Economic Type" ice tray for manual twisting.
  • Storage: Includes various shelves and guards:
    • Refrigerator Shelf (Plastic or Steel)
    • Adjustable Storage Guard
    • Dairy Guard (RT26 Premium only, RT31/34)
    • Bottle Guide (Premium only)
    • Jumbo Storage Guard
    • Bottle Storage Guard
    • Bio-Fresh Zone for vegetables and fruits.
    • Sliding Drawer (Premium only) for extra storage.
  • Special Zones:
    • Chiller Compartment: Helps preserve the taste and prolong freshness of food by freezing the surface only. Suitable for cheese, meat, snacks, or food to be used soon.
    • Bio-Fresh Zone: Maintains moisture and freshness of vegetables, protecting them from direct cold air. Features a humidity control (HIGH/LOW). Not suitable for tropical fruits like bananas or pineapples.
    • Super Freeze Zone: Designed for quick freezing of stored items.
  • Lighting: Equipped with an internal lamp.

Usage Features:

  • Temperature Control:
    • Freezer Temperature Control: Allows adjustment for optimal freezing.
    • Refrigerator Compartment Temperature Control: Allows adjustment for optimal refrigeration.
    • "COLDER" Setting: Recommended for storing large quantities of food, making ice, or fast freezing.
    • "NORMAL" Setting: Midway point between "COLDER" and "COLD" for standard refrigerating/freezing.
    • "COLD" Setting: Recommended for storing small amounts of food, especially when the ambient air temperature is below 5°C to prevent freezing.
  • Ice Cube Maker:
    • Premium Type (Twist Ice Cube Tray): Fill the tray with water (do not overfill), slide it onto the shelf. Once ice is formed, twist the knobs to release cubes into the storage bin below.
    • Economic Type: Fill the tray with water (do not overfill), place it on the support tray. Once ice is formed, hold both ends and twist gently to release cubes.
  • Food Storage Guidelines:
    • Store food in small portions.
    • Seal food in containers with lids, plastic wrap, or bags to prevent drying and odor mingling.
    • Allow hot food and drinks to cool to room temperature before placing them in the refrigerator or freezer.
    • Allow sufficient space between items for cool air circulation.
    • Place liquids at the front of the refrigerator to avoid freezing.
    • Wash dry fruits and vegetables before placing them in the refrigerator.
  • Adjustable Storage: Adjustable Storage Guards can be positioned to fit different container heights. Bottle Storage Guards and Dairy Guards are designed for specific items.
  • Leveling: The appliance can be leveled by turning adjustable feet (located at the front, along the lower edge of the chassis) clockwise or counterclockwise to compensate for uneven floors.

Maintenance Features:

  • Cleaning:
    • Initial Setup: Wipe the appliance inside and outside with a cloth dampened with warm water and a small amount of detergent.
    • Evaporation Slots in Freezer: Wipe with a clean, dry, soft cloth. Caution: Do not allow foreign substances to clog these openings.
    • Interior Parts: After removing shelves, wipe with a clean, soft cloth dampened with warm water and a mild detergent.
    • Door Seals: Clean often with a clean, soft cloth dampened with warm water and a mild detergent. Caution: Be careful not to damage the seals, as dirt-encrusted seals prevent proper door closure, leading to energy waste.
  • Lamp Replacement:
    1. Press the upper tab of the lamp cover with a tool (like a screwdriver) and pull it out.
    2. Turn the existing lamp bulb and replace it with a new one.
    3. Replace the lamp cover by aligning it at the top and carefully pressing it into place.
  • Accessory Removal: Instructions are provided for removing the Freezer Shelf, Refrigerator Shelf, Bio-Fresh Zone Bin and Cover, Chiller Compartment, Adjustable Storage Guard, Bottle Storage Guards, and Dairy Guard for cleaning or reorganization.

Safety and Warnings:

  • Installation: Install on a firm, flat surface. Avoid draughts, dampness, direct sunlight, and proximity to heaters/stoves/ovens. Allow 50mm space from the wall and 300mm clearance above if in a recessed area. Properly ground the appliance; do not ground with telephone lines or gas pipes.
  • Usage Cautions:
    • Do not allow water to splash on the refrigerator to prevent electrical shock or fire.
    • Do not use flammable sprays (lacquer, paint) near the refrigerator, as heat can ignite aerosols.
    • Do not allow unattended children to play in or around the refrigerator, or hang on the door.
    • Do not leave the door open longer than necessary to maintain temperature and save energy.
    • Do not store volatile chemicals (ether, benzene) in the refrigerator to prevent damage and explosions.
    • If the refrigerator is not operating correctly or is damaged, disconnect from power and call service. Damaged power cords must be replaced by the manufacturer or a qualified person.
    • Be careful not to hit your head on the bracket lock when storing or taking out food.
  • Troubleshooting: The manual includes a "BEFORE CALLING SERVICE" section to help diagnose common issues such as insufficient cooling, food freezing in the refrigerator, noise, hot rear/side panels, water flowing sounds, foul odors, frost in the freezer, and dew in the vegetable compartment. It notes that warm sides are normal and not a malfunction.

Samsung RT26 Specifications

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BrandSamsung
ModelRT26
CategoryRefrigerator
LanguageEnglish

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