RS2531SW Samsung Refrigerator - Instructions

Unplugged Unit
Removed back cover
removed fan assembly
removed fan balde
opened motor case
replaced motor
sealed the motor case
fastened to fan shroud
re installed fan blade
re attacehd to frig- Carefull of the coolant lines
Plugged in motor assembly
Replaced back cover
Re Plugge ... Read more d in Frig to AC outlet.

Barely losened the two rear screws. Took out the two front screws and the ice maker slides toward front of fridge off the 2 rear screws. Unhooked the wiring plug. Replaced with new ice maker.

unplugged first, then Pulled out frig and took out fan motor. plugged in to be sure it worked. waited few minutes and it started running. then placed everything back where it belonged. Talked to appliance store and told me what the problem was but it would take longer for them to get then for me to order on line. Best way to get it do ... Read more ne... No directions on box...

Using the putty knife, pry off the faceplate for the ice/water dispenser. Disconnect the wire harness. Using philips head screwdriver, remove the dispenser assembly. Remove the old dispenser and replace. Reverse for reassembly. Note * I should have bought the water dispenser lever and replaced it as well since I had the assembly out. ... Read more Secondary note * be mindful during reassembly to not put pressure on the water dispenser or have a glass handy. :)

The replacement was fairly simple. I removed the existing tray and detached the water line. Once the water line water reattached to the new tray I inserted into the ice maker.

*** The problem I'm having now is the water is not filling up the tray***
Not sure what I did wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

1:Removed heating element and sensors from new evaporator assembly supplied by partSelect. 2: removed the evap covers, and defrosted the evaporator in place used a hair dryer to speed things up. 3: Pried open the old evap heater from the evaporator assembly while still in place. replaced the new heating element and sensors 4: closed up th ... Read more e covers and powered back up. Saved on a $2500.00 expense on buying a new refrigerator, and saved the environment too!