Ice maker makes too much ice

You like your ice maker to make ice, but at some point, enough is enough. Our ice makers are designed to stop when they're full. There's two methods for this, depending on which type of ice maker your model has. Either an optical sensor detects when ice has piled too high, or a mechanical arm is pushed upwards when the ice piles high enough. If your ice maker won't stop making ice, this system isn't working.

Condensation, moisture, or mold between the refrigerator doors

When condensation, moisture, or mold forms between the refrigerator doors or on top of the freezer door, this is caused by high humidity, energy saving by the refrigerator, or incorrect usage.

Water leaks in a Samsung refrigerator

Many times when you see a pool of water (or one that froze into a sheet of ice), it can often be attributed to condensation or a spill you didn't notice. The most common place to see water is at the bottom of the compartment, such as below the vegetable or crisper drawers. Leaks can occur outside of the refrigerator, or you can have an auto fill wa

Autofill water pitcher doesn't fill

There's nothing more refreshing than a glass of nice cool water, and having a pitcher full of it and ready to go is quite handy. But if your pitcher's not filling, the solution could be as simple as turning the setting on.

Refrigerator or freezer doors will not close

If the refrigerator or freezer doors will not close, it will impact cooling performance and eventually create frost. This guide will walk you through inspecting the gasket, roller bars, and how you should store your food.

Test or reset your ice maker

Resetting your ice maker isn't something you'll typically need to do very often. In fact, the only time you should ever reset your ice maker is when you're not getting any ice, and even then, it's the last resort, after other troubleshooting steps which are more likely to resolve your issue. But if you want to check if your ice maker is working, it

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