BRB100033AP (AA) Samsung Refrigerator - Overview
Sections of the BRB100033AP
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Tapping Screw
PartSelect #: PS4133205
Manufacturer #: 6002-000520
Revive the wide array of your appliances including your Samsung Refrigerator, Samsung Dryer, Samsung Washer, and even your Samsung Dishwasher with the Tapping Screw, a crucial component engineered by ...
$2.99
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Defrost Sensor
PartSelect #: PS4138681
Manufacturer #: DA32-10105R
Maintaining your refrigerator's operation is important to keep your food fresh and safe. For this purpose, we have the Samsung Defrost Sensor, a high-quality, original part designed to ensure optimum ...
$33.43
On Order
Evaporater Plate
PartSelect #: PS4144105
Manufacturer #: DA61-03644A
Explore the functionality of your Samsung Refrigerator to its fullest with the high-quality Evaporator Heater Plate. This vital component facilitates optimal heat diffusion, ensuring your refrigerator...
$22.04
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Led Lamp Assembly
PartSelect #: PS11733367
Manufacturer #: DA96-01119A
Introducing the Samsung Led Lamp Assembly - a crucial part for both your Samsung Refrigerator and Dryer. This high-quality appliance part ensures optimal operation of your Samsung units by illuminatin...
$89.53
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Screw
PartSelect #: PS4133229
Manufacturer #: 6002-000630
Introducing the Tapping Screw from renowned brands, Samsung and Kenmore, an essential component for securing your household devices. Crucial for a wide range of appliances such as Samsung's refrigerat...
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Dispenser Drawer Magnet
PartSelect #: PS4144158
Manufacturer #: DA61-03769B
Boost the functionality of your Samsung refrigerator with this genuine, high-performance Samsung Refrigerator Magnet. This superior quality replacement part is compatible with various Samsung models, ...
$7.53
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Common Symptoms of the BRB100033AP
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Ice Build up behind refrigerator internal panel
I performed the repair to my own refrigerator, after watching multiple YouTube videos. I installed a secondary heater for the defrost coils and replaced the defrost sensor. The defrost sensor was actually bad. Today, 1/27/2024 I rechecked the fix from last week. All seems to be good so far.
If I get any build up of any ice on the bottom tray of the recessed panel where the drain port is located. I suspect I will also need a new Defrost Heater as well. For now the refrigerator is operating as expected. There is a small amount of ice build up as of today.
Also, I had recently replaced the drain tubes, added a longer heater element part to fit the drain hole, and cleaned the fins in the back of the refrigerator. Thank you.
If I get any build up of any ice on the bottom tray of the recessed panel where the drain port is located. I suspect I will also need a new Defrost Heater as well. For now the refrigerator is operating as expected. There is a small amount of ice build up as of today.
Also, I had recently replaced the drain tubes, added a longer heater element part to fit the drain hole, and cleaned the fins in the back of the refrigerator. Thank you.
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David from WILMINGTON, DE
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:More than 2 hours
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Tools:Pliers, Screw drivers
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Fridge side no longer cooled, freezer still workekd fine.
A couple of blogs said the freezer defrost sensor should be replaced, so I ordered one. Did not fix it. I did, however find a service manual online and one of the blog sites and it showed me how to remove the inside duct work. I discovered the fan the recirculates the air across the evaporator coil was not working. Ordered a new fan motor and installed it, fridge works perfectly now.
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Roger from Belle Fourche, SD
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:1- 2 hours
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Tools:Screw drivers
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Refrigerator Temperature Blinking
I removed all of the internal shelves from the refrigerator side. I then removed the cooling panels from the bottom area. this exposed the fan assembly and cooler. I found ice all over the unit. I had to unplug the refrigerator and used a hair dryer to melt the ice away. I then found the sensor and replace it. After putting the refrigerator back together, I plugged it in and let it cool overnight. I also put a thermometer to validate that cooling was stable. it has been a week with the new sensor and the refrigerator has not frozen over and has been very stable.
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Christopher from Queen Creek, AZ
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:1- 2 hours
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Tools:Screw drivers
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