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Samsung - 27.4 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator with Large Capacity - Stainless Steel

Model:: RS27T5200SR; |
SKU:: 11620050

User rating, 4.5 out of 5 stars with 4665 reviews.

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QuestionDoes this model have an alarm when the door is open?
Asked 5 years ago by Son.
- Answer Yes it does, Son. However, this model has an option on the control panel to turn the door alarm on/off. The door alarm will be on by default at first. ^Jecca
  Answered 5 years ago by Samsung
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QuestionWhat color are the sides?
Asked 5 years ago by amazinggrace.
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- Answer Thanks for asking, amazinggrace! The sides of the refrigerator will have the same color as the front of the refrigerator. ^Jecca
  Answered 5 years ago by Samsung
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QuestionWhat color are the sides of the stainless steel fridge?
Asked 5 years ago by bonsai99.
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- Answer Hi bonsai99! The front of the refrigerator matches the sides. ^Jecca
  Answered 5 years ago by Samsung
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QuestionDoes the stainless scratch easily? I had a stainless refrig which scratch with a simple wiping down.
Asked 5 years ago by John14Six.
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- Answer We haven't had it very long but were told by other owners of stainless steel appliances that if you get the orange goo gone in the bottle and spray a little on it and wipe it off, it's brand new. We do not have kids but we do have critters (short ones with attitudes) and we haven't had a problem with them putting their front paws on it and scratching it with their nails. I am not sure if it is because of the orange stuff or because it is good quality stainless steel! We love the amount of room this fridge has!!! Good luck!!!
  Answered 5 years ago by Kelli71
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Questioncan the door and the door mortar be removed too?my kitchen door only 29 1/4".
Asked 5 years ago by lee.
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- Answer Yes - we also removed both to get them into our home.
  Answered 5 years ago by akdnlavin
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Questionwhat is the width of the freezer side? Not the width for the whole fridge, but just the freezer door?
Asked 5 years ago by JD.
- Answer It's 15" wide
  Answered 5 years ago by Llp1
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QuestionIs the listed width of 35 and7/8 for the body or the door of refrigerator. If it is the body I only can go up to 35 and 3/4. Thanks
Asked 5 years ago by Stevej.
- Answer You will need 36".
  Answered 5 years ago by dockside
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QuestionHow much clearance do I need for a refrigerator on the sides and back?
Asked 5 years ago by Tom.
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- Answer According to the user manual, 2 inches or more on the back. No buffer needed on the sides, but be aware that the doors open out, so make sure to have clearance in the front area for the doors to open. See pages 16 and 17 of the user manual (https://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/202003/20200304094050460/SBS_RS5300T_DA68-03958J-01_EN_MES_CFR.pdf).
  Answered 5 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionAre hookups for water dispenser in back of fridge the same basic size?
Asked 5 years ago by Sonny.
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- Answer yes in the back, and 1/4 " fitting.
  Answered 5 years ago by ralphie
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QuestionThe manual instructions say to turn off the water supply line before replacing the filter. My supply line turn off is behind the refrigerator. So, I will have to pull out the refrigerator to turn off the supply line? Is this correct?
Asked 5 years ago by FilterQuery.
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- Answer The answer given by Samsung rep and other person would seem to be bogus or else Samsung has truly regressed in technology in the past 12 years. When the fridge is set up and leveled at the front, the wheels no longer have full weight making it difficult to roll the fridge out to access the typical water supply valve located on the wall behind the fridge... Could potentially damage your floor if you try without first backing off the levelling adjusters which are under front bottom edge, which is likely not possible for some people to perform. I particularly find the Samsung explanation disturbing because the 12 year old Samsung fridge this one replaced was a simple counter clockwise twist to remove and twist clockwise to replace the filter. No need to turn off water supply was directed, and never a problem for estimated 20 or so filters changed.... I have not yet reached the need for first filter change but definitely report how it works out when I do, cause it doesn't make sense for Samsung to make this procedure more difficult.... Or perhaps it could be true to provoke possibly more service calls???
  Answered 4 years ago by Dave
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QuestionI what to remove filter and by pass filter
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer I have R.O. water hooked up directly to the refrigerator and just don't put a filter in. The change filter light is on all the time, but so what?
  Answered 3 years ago by Lichtenberg
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QuestionRight temperature of freezer and fridge
Asked 1 week ago by Anonymous.
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QuestionWhat is the measurement of the height of this refrigerator
Asked 1 month ago by Anonymous.
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- Answer Hi there, Thank you for reaching out. To help you check the height of this refrigerator, I’ve shared the link below. Please refer to page 2. Spec Sheet: https://images.samsung.com/is/content/samsung/p6pim/us/rs27t5200sr-aa/specsheet/us-specsheet-rs27t5200sr-aa-550284093.pdf -Diana
  Answered 3 weeks ago by Samsung
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QuestionThe freezer door looks like it’s designed to hold three bins, but it only comes with two. Is it supposed to include just two? And if so, can I buy an additional bin separately, or is the door not actually designed to fit a third one?”
Asked 2 months ago by mka.
- Answer Hi there, The freezer door bins on this refrigerator model are designed for 2 only. It is not intended to have a third freezer door bin. Have a great day! Nicole
  Answered 2 months ago by Samsung
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QuestionCan you lock out the water/ice maker option?
Asked 2 months ago by Anonymous.
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- Answer Yes
  Answered 2 months ago by TimW
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QuestionDoes this refrigerator need to be connected to a water supply ? My spot for my fridge in my kitchen is right across from the sink/counter top. How can I connect it to a water supply if it is not in reach to one ?
Asked 2 months ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Hello there, We understand how important it is to know the installation requirements before placing a refrigerator in your kitchen. For this Samsung 27.4 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator: A water supply connection is only required. If your refrigerator location is not close to an existing water source, a licensed installer or plumber can typically run a water line from a nearby cold-water supply, such as under the sink or through cabinetry, to reach the refrigerator safely and properly. Thank you! ^Joshua
  Answered 2 months ago by Samsung
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QuestionMy kids dented the outside (right) panel. It now has dents on it. Can it be fixed or can i replace the door panel? If so, part # and pricing? Thanks
Asked 4 months ago by Anonymous.
- Answer You may be able to get it repaired. Getting a replacement is not worth it, you may as well buy a new fridge.
  Answered 1 month ago by Brian
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QuestionWill it fit in a 36 inch opening
Asked 5 months ago by Anonymous.
- Answer We got stainless steel. Looks great in the kitchen
  Answered 2 months ago by TimW
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QuestionWhy is it hot between the refrigerator and the freezer
Asked 6 months ago by Anonymous.
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- Answer Most of the time it’s normal. Condensation prevention: The inner divider has a heat loop or a refrigerant line that warms up to prevent frost and condensation from forming between the two compartments, especially on humid days. Hope this helps.
  Answered 4 months ago by ElaineS
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QuestionWe got this same one 2 years ago. Earlier today everything was working fine. Then went to the freezer for a late night snack and noticed our things are thawing out from the freezer. Looked inside the fridge part, things dont seem cold. What's the issue?
Asked 6 months ago by Miranda.
This question was asked about the related product: Samsung - 27.4 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator with Large Capacity - Stainless Steel
- Answer Blocked Airflow: Overpacking the freezer with food can block the air vents, preventing cold air from circulating properly. Fix: Reorganize items to ensure clear space around all internal vents and fans. Dirty Condenser Coils: On most refrigerator-freezer combinations, the coils (located on the back or bottom of the unit) dissipate heat. If covered in dust and debris, they can't release heat efficiently, causing the freezer to work harder and underperform. Fix: Unplug the unit and use a vacuum with a crevice attachment to clean the coils thoroughly. Faulty Door Seal (Gasket): A worn-out, torn, or dirty door seal allows warm air to leak into the freezer, causing temperature fluctuations and frost buildup. Fix: Check the seal for damage and clean it. You can test the seal by closing a piece of paper in the door; if it pulls out with little resistance, the seal may need replacing. Incorrect Temperature Setting: The thermostat might be set too high (too warm) accidentally. The ideal temperature for a freezer is 0°F (-18°C). Fix: Verify the temperature setting and adjust it to a colder setting if necessary.
  Answered 4 months ago by ElaineS
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