Samsung RF28R7351 Fuse Block Module Replacement
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Last updated on Nov 6, 2023
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓If your Samsung French Door refrigerator has no power, you may need to check, and possibly replace, the fuse block module. See step-by-step instructions below.
This guide will work for with many refrigerator models. The photos in this guide are from a Samsung RF28R7351SG/AA refrigerator. If you have a different model, you may encounter some minor disassembly differences, but the overall repair process will be the same. This guide shows the replacement of part number DA92-00945F which is compatible with other popular models such as RF28R7201SR/AA, RF28R7351SG/AA, RF24R7201SR/AA, RF28R6201SR/AA, RF18HFENBSR/US, plus many other Samsung models.
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Begin by disconnecting the power to the appliance
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It is also recommended to test the outlet for the proper voltage
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Also, turn off the water.
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You will need a Phillips screwdriver to remove the cover, which is held on by five Phillips screws.
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After removing the screws, lift up the panel, slide it out, and set it to the side.
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Once the fuse block is removed, you can use your multimeter to test continuity on the metal sides of each one of these fuses.
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If one is blown, the fuse block will need to be replaced.
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To replace the fuse block, keep the wires on there for easy access while pulling it out
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Then press in on the locking tab on the Molex, separate it from the fuse block, and set it to the side.
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When installing your new fuse block, first install the wiring.
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Make sure the connector is securely locked into place.
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The red wire goes with the red, and the blue with the blue.
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Swing it in at an angle and pop it in place.
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Once the new fuse block is installed, you can reinstall the panel cover.
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To reinstall your panel cover, first bring in the top at an angle and drop it on those hooks.
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Re-install all the regular screws, followed by the machine screw last (as mentioned earlier) to secure the panel.
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