Maintain accurate operation with this temperature sensor, part number DA32-10105X, built for select Samsung Refrigerator.
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DA32-10105X Samsung Refrigerator Temperature Sensor
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DA32-10105X Samsung Refrigerator Temperature Sensor

Genuine OEM Part # DA32-10105X
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Maintain accurate operation with this temperature sensor, part number DA32-10105X, built for select Samsung Refrigerator.
Grid is 1 inch square
DA32-10105X Samsung Refrigerator Temperature Sensor
$34.94
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Maintain accurate operation with this temperature sensor, part number DA32-10105X, built for select Samsung Refrigerator.
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This part DA32-10105X is compatible with:

Product Type:
Refrigerator

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Common Problems Fixed by the Temperature Sensor

Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:

About the Temperature Sensor

If the temperature sensor on the evaporator coil is defective, the control board will not sense if the coil has been properly defrosted. This could result in enough frost or ice building up near the evaporator fan blade to create a noise when the fan is spinning. The sensor can be tested with a multimeter to determine if it is functioning properly when the air temperature changes.