Samsung French Door Refrigerator Ice Maker Only Making Crushed Ice

If it appears you are getting only crushed ice from the dispenser check the following.

Samsung french door refrigerator ice maker only making crushed ice.

The ice dispenser will only dispense crushed ice not cubes. This is most common after crushed ice was used and you then select cubes. The little door in the dispense read more. However there is a facebook group of more than 6 400 members calling.

Refrigerator crushed ice only no cubes. When there s some crushed ice left over from when the icemaker was previously set to crushed. It is normal to get a slight amount of crushed or broken ice cubes before or while dispensing cubed ice. When the cubes are breaking when they are transferred from the ice tray to the ice bin.

I have a ge profile refrigerator model tbx22pr. The samsung french door refrigerator rfg28mesl will dispense crushed ice even when it is set to dispense whole cubes under the following conditions. Below is a step by step guide on 3 different ice makers and how to test them. Certain ice dispensers built into the freezer compartment of your refrigerator offer the option of crushed or cubed ice.

If you ve chosen cubes but get crushed ice instead there s no need to. The ice maker makes ice. Samsung s rf267aars french door refrigerator is a feature heavy model with perks such as a twin cooling system a two minute door alarm an led display panel an in door pizza pocket and a water. If you are having problems with your fridge producing ice the most important thing is to make sure you have prepared the ice maker in your samsung fridge correctly.

Currently samsung does not have a recall in place for any of its refrigerator models when it comes to the ice maker issue. A proposed class action lawsuit filed back in february 2017 alleges these ice makers are defective and have caused substantial and sometimes costly problems for consumers. There is also a troubleshooting page on what to do if the ice maker in your fridge does not dispense ice.