Microswitch
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The freezer in my refrigerator freezer isn't freezing |
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Ice is forming in the bottom of the refrigerator |
Parts
Tools
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Models
RFG297HDBP/XAA, RFG297HDBP/XAA-00, RFG297HDBP/XAA-01, RFG297HDBP/XAA-02, RFG297HDBP/XAA-03, RFG297HDBP/XAA-04, RFG297HDBP/XAA-05, RFG297HDPN/XAA, RFG297HDPN/XAA-00, RFG297HDRS/XAA, RFG297HDRS/XAA-00, RFG297HDRS/XAA-0001, RFG297HDRS/XAA-01, RFG297HDRS/XAA-02, RFG297HDRS/XAA-03, RFG297HDRS/XAA-04, RFG297HDRS/XAA-05, RFG297HDWP/XAA, RFG297HDWP/XAA-01, RFG297HDWP/XAA-02
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RFG297HDWP/XAA-03, RFG297HDWP/XAA-04, RFG297HDWP/XAA-05
Background
The Samsung RFG297HD** is a Bottom Freezer w/Ice thru-door style refrigerator produced by Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. The model was introduced in 2011 and is equipped with a total volume of 28.5 cu. ft., with 19.8 cu. ft. for fresh food storage and 8.7 cu. ft. for the freezer. The refrigerator is accessible through both a drawer and a door. It stands at 70 inches in height, 36 inches in width and depth.
The RFG297HD** uses R-410A, a non-ozone depleting refrigerant, and non-ozone-depleting insulation. It is equipped with an automatic defrost feature and an anti-sweat heater switch. As per the California Energy Commission, the refrigerator's annual energy use is 531.0 kWh/year, which is less than the US Federal Standard of 709.0 kWh/year.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
- Brand Name: Samsung
- Model Number: RFG297HD**
- Refrigerator Style: Bottom Freezer w/Ice thru-door
- Defrost Type: Automatic
- Type: Refrigerator
- Refrigerator Access: Both Drawer and Door
- Anti-Sweat Heater Switch: Yes
- Refrigerant Type: R-410A (Non-Ozone Depleting)
- Insulation Type: Non-Ozone-Depleting
- Fresh Food Volume (cu ft): 19.8
- Freezer Volume (cu ft): 8.7
- Total Volume (cu ft): 28.5
- Height (inches): 70
- Width (inches): 36
- Depth (inches): 36
- Annual Energy Use (kWh/year): 531.0
- US Federal Standard (kWh/year): 709.0
- Date Added: 2011
- Source: California Energy Commission
