
A refrigerator that is beautifully designed, with a modern dispenser, polished door, and sleek handles. The Food Showcase Door provides quick access to on-the-go items.
A: We had 5 repairs needed 2years, each time we were without ice 7-10 day waiting for parts etc, and after much going back and forth Asurion finally admitted it’s unrepairable.
Q: Does the Flex drawer allow you to set the temp to freezing? (i.e. expanding the freezer space).
A: Hey Yoguru! The FlexZone has 4 settings to choose from: Wine 41°F (5°C); Deli 37°F (3°C); Beverage 34°F (1°C); and Meat 30°F (-1°C). ^Jecca
Q: How many gallon milk jugs can fit in this fridge? Is the top shelf tall enough to store milk?
A: When I first looked at this refrigerator I was convinced that the holders in the right-hand door that offers the easy grab feature wouldn't hold a gallon of milk. It seemed far too narrow. But two gallons will fit in there easily.
A: I had answered you once already but found out some additional info. You must first turn the Door Alarm Off. Then you touch the Ice Maker to turn Off position. Then go back and reinitiate the Alarm at the bottom of the panel by holding it down for 3 seconds as printed on it. Now this is the new part-as soon as you use the Dispenser functions at all, & it doesn’t matter which one, it turns the Ice Maker back on. Same goes for the Dispenser being locked out the exact same way but as soon as you use that function it turns back on. Hope this really clarifies this for you. It is all in the book/manual that came with it under Control Panel. I guess most people don’t turn these functions off unless they are leaving the home. So once the refrigerator has the turned Off functions in use it figures you need it turned on to replace the ice used. Does make sense.
A: Yes there should be a drawer that sits in the drawer.
A: The model you've provided is for a refrigerator released in 2019. ^Lo
A: Hi SuzyZee! A normal ice cube from a Samsung fridge should be a cloudy white color. Samsung ice makers use rapid freezing technology which traps small amounts of minerals, oxygen, and nitrogen inside the ice cube, giving it a cloudy appearance. Therefore, it's normal for the ice to be white and foggy. The minerals in your water are not harmful and are more common in areas with hard water. ^Jecca