Samsung Refrigerator Repair – Tallmadge, OH (Rf4287hars)

A Samsung refrigerator in Tallmadge stopped making ice after a power outage. The ice maker quit working, with sounds like water trying to get to it but no ice cubes being made. We found the ice maker assembly had failed and needed replacement.

The Problem

The customer reported their Samsung refrigerator’s ice maker quit working. They could hear sounds like water was trying to get to it but no ice cubes were being made. The issue started after their power went out for a while.

Diagnosis

Following the power outage, the ice maker assembly had failed. While water was attempting to reach the unit, the ice maker could not complete its cycle to produce ice cubes.

The Repair

• Parts replaced: DA97-07365G — ASSY ICE MAKER AW3 120V
• Work performed: Replaced the ice maker
• Result: Unit is cycling properly and should be producing ice within the next 24 hours

Is It Worth Repairing?

Samsung refrigerators are well-built appliances, and the RF4287HARS is a solid side-by-side model. Ice maker replacement is a common repair that extends the refrigerator’s useful life significantly. For a refrigerator of this caliber, replacing a failed ice maker makes good economic sense.

Maintenance Tips for Samsung Refrigerators

• Replace the water filter every 6 months to prevent ice maker clogs and ensure clean ice production
• Clean the ice maker compartment monthly, removing any ice buildup that could interfere with the cycling mechanism
• After power outages, wait 24 hours before expecting normal ice production to resume

Appliance Repair in Tallmadge, OH

Tallmadge is in Summit County — an area we cover regularly from our base in Louisville, OH. We also serve Green, Uniontown, and Akron. Louisville Appliance Repair is owned and operated by Samuel Willhite, a master-certified technician with Bosch and Speed Queen factory authorizations. If your appliance needs service, schedule online or call (330) 693-9163. You can also find us on Google and read verified reviews from customers across Summit County and surrounding areas.