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Samsung RF28HDEDBSR/AA-09 refrigerator

Samsung RF28HDEDBSR/AA-09 refrigerator Parts

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Samsung RF28HDEDBSR/AA-09 refrigerator, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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Samsung Refrigerator RF28HDEDBSR/AA-09 FAQs

For the Samsung RF28HDEDBSR bottom-mount refrigerator, the overall size is typically 35 3/4 inches wide and about 70 inches tall; depth varies by whether handles and hinges are installed. For the exact configuration measurements for your kitchen cutout, use the dimensions listed in the RF28HDEDBSR owner's manual.

Common dimension sets you’ll see

Refrigerator dimensions are usually listed in a few ways because hinges and handles change the depth and height.

  • With hinges, handles, and doors: largest overall footprint
  • With hinges and doors, no handles: slightly shallower
  • Without hinges and doors: smallest cabinet-only size (useful for moving through doorways)
  • Weight: matters for flooring and moving

Typical dimensions for this model family

These are the commonly referenced measurements for RF28HDEDBSR-STYLE French door units; confirm the exact numbers for your revision in the manual.

Measurement style What it includes Typical use
WxHxD (with hinges, handles, doors) Full installed size Cabinet planning
WxHxD (with hinges and doors, no handles) No handles Tight depth clearances
WxHxD (without hinges and doors) Cabinet only Moving and doorway fit

Why it matters

A difference of even 1 to 2 inches in depth can determine whether the doors open fully, the ice maker bin clears, or the refrigerator sits flush with surrounding cabinets. We also recommend leaving airflow clearance behind and above the unit as specified in the manual.

If you’re measuring because of door swing, sealing, or ice and water clearance, these parts are commonly involved:

  • Door alignment and swing hardware (hinges)
  • Door center seal components (flipper/mullion)
  • Ice storage and dispensing components
  • Water filter and water inlet components

If you need replacement parts for RF28HDEDBSR, order from the parts list for this model or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

Metal cooling in a Samsung refrigerator is a metal panel on the back wall of the fresh food compartment that helps hold cold temperatures and recover faster after the door is opened. For your Samsung RF28HDEDBSR, feature details and care guidance are in the RF28HDEDBSR owner's manual.

What metal cooling does

  • Reduces temperature swings during frequent door openings
  • Helps the compartment cool back down faster after loading groceries
  • Adds temperature stability during heavy-use periods
  • Works with normal airflow from vents and fans (it is not a fan)

What it does not do

  • It does not make the refrigerator colder than the temperature you set
  • It does not fix cooling problems caused by frost buildup, blocked vents, or failed components
  • It does not replace proper door sealing and correct temperature settings

Quick checks to get the best cooling performance

  • Set fresh food to about 37°F and freezer to about 0°F
  • Keep packages from blocking interior air vents and the back wall
  • Confirm doors close fully and gaskets seal all the way around
  • Clean dust from the condenser area so heat can dissipate

When cooling is inconsistent, these parts are more often involved

Symptom System to check Example part for this model
Temps swing up and down Temperature sensing Refrigerator temperature sensor DA32-10104N
Frost buildup, warm fridge Defrost system Refrigerator defrost heater DA47-00244U
Weak cooling, poor heat removal Condenser fan/coil Refrigerator condenser coil and fan motor assembly DA97-13784B

Why it matters

More stable temperatures help food last longer and reduce warm-ups from normal door openings, especially in busy kitchens.

For replacement parts for your RF28HDEDBSR, order from the parts list for this model or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

For the Samsung RF28HDEDBSR refrigerator, the correct replacement water filter is DA29-00019A. Using the right filter helps maintain water flow, ice production, and taste; it also prevents leaks caused by a poor fit.

The correct filter for this model

How to confirm you are buying the right filter

We recommend matching at least two of these before ordering:

  • The refrigerator model number on the rating label: RF28HDEDBSR
  • The old filter’s printed part number (often DA29-00019A)
  • The filter’s shape and locking tabs (must match exactly)
  • The filter housing location (typically inside the fresh food compartment)

For model-specific diagrams and filter location details, use the RF28HDEDBSR owner's manual.

Replacement tips (best results)

  • Replace the filter about every 6 months (typical for Samsung refrigerators).
  • After installing, flush water through the dispenser to clear air and carbon fines.
  • If the dispenser flow is weak after replacement, re-seat the filter and confirm it is fully locked.

Quick compatibility snapshot

Item What to use for RF28HDEDBSR
Water filter part number DA29-00019A
Common symptom of wrong filter Leaks, poor flow, filter won’t lock
Where to order Parts list for this model, or Sears PartsDirect

Why it matters

A correctly fitted DA29-00019A filter protects the water inlet valve and dispenser system from sediment buildup, keeps ice cubes clear, and helps prevent nuisance issues like slow dispensing or dripping at the filter head.

Last updated: February 2026

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