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Samsung RF263BEAESR/AA-03 refrigerator

Samsung RF263BEAESR/AA-03 refrigerator Parts

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Samsung Refrigerator RF263BEAESR/AA-03 FAQs

On a Samsung RF263BEAESR bottom-mount refrigerator, we reset the bottom ice maker by removing the ice bucket and pressing the ice maker Test/Reset button until it chimes, then reinstalling the bucket and allowing time for a new harvest cycle. For button location details, use the owner's manual.

Steps to reset the bottom ice maker

  • Remove the ice bucket (ice container) fully.
  • Find the Test/Reset button on the ice maker module (commonly on the underside or front edge of the ice maker).
  • Press and hold the button until you hear a chime (often about 3 to 10 seconds).
  • Reinstall the ice bucket so it seats all the way.
  • Wait for the ice maker to cycle and drop ice (many units need 1 to 2 hours for the first batch).

Before you reset: quick checks that prevent repeat problems

  • Confirm the freezer is cold enough (typical target is 0°F to 5°F).
  • Make sure the bucket is not overfilled or jammed with clumped ice.
  • Verify the water supply valve is fully open and the water line is not kinked.
  • Replace the water filter if flow is weak or the filter is overdue (use refrigerator water filter DA29-00019A).
  • If the ice room is frosting up, address airflow and defrost issues before repeated resets.

What to expect after pressing Test/Reset

What you notice What it usually means What we do next
Chime and the mechanism moves Reset started correctly Reinstall bucket; wait for harvest
No chime or no movement Button not held long enough or ice maker not responding Try again; then check temperature and power
Ice is small/hollow Low water flow Check filter and inlet valve

Why it matters

Resetting clears a stalled harvest cycle and forces the ice maker to run a self-test. If the underlying issue is low water flow, freezing in the ice room, or a temperature problem, the reset helps confirm the symptom but the root cause still needs correction.

Ordering parts for this model

We list common RF263BEAESR replacement parts on this page (such as filters and ice maker components). If you need additional parts by model number, search on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

The Samsung RF263BEAESR refrigerator is a 25 cu. ft. class French door, bottom-freezer model; the published total capacity is typically listed at about 25 cubic feet for this model family. For the exact capacity listing for your unit’s configuration, use the RF263BEAESR owner's manual.

Capacity details to know

“Cubic feet” is the combined interior volume of the fresh food section and the freezer; usable space varies with shelves, drawers, and the ice maker installed.

  • Total capacity combines refrigerator and freezer compartments
  • Shelves, crispers, and door bins reduce open volume but improve organization
  • The ice room and ice container reduce available space in the upper compartment
  • Overpacking blocks airflow and can cause warm spots or frost
  • Keeping vents clear helps the evaporator fan circulate cold air properly

Quick reference: what capacity numbers mean

Term you may see What it includes Why it matters
Total capacity Fridge + freezer volume Overall size comparison between models
Usable storage Space after bins and ice system Real-world fit for groceries
“Class” capacity Rounded marketing size (for example, 25 cu. ft. class) Helps compare similar models quickly

Why it matters

Knowing the correct capacity helps you compare fit for your household and also helps when choosing model-matched storage and ice system parts. If you are replacing ice-related components, the refrigerator ice container assembly DA97-12604D is one example of a model-matched part listed for this refrigerator.

If you are shopping for replacement parts for RF263BEAESR, order from the parts list for this model or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

For the Samsung RF263BEAESR bottom-mount refrigerator, the exterior dimensions are 35 3/4 inches wide, 70 inches high (with hinge), and 35 7/8 inches deep (with door handles). Use these measurements for cabinet fit, door swing, and delivery-path planning; confirm clearances in the RF263BEAESR owner's manual.

Key dimensions to plan around

Measure and plan for these items before delivery or reinstall:

  • Width: 35 3/4 inches (cabinet opening and side clearance)
  • Height: 70 inches with hinge (overhead cabinet clearance)
  • Depth: 35 7/8 inches with door handles (how far it projects past counters)
  • Door swing: needs front and side space so doors open fully
  • Ventilation clearance: keep airflow space per the manual

Quick reference table

Measurement type RF263BEAESR dimension What it affects
Width 35 3/4 in. Cabinet opening, side clearance
Height (with hinge) 70 in. Overhead cabinet clearance
Depth (with handles) 35 7/8 in. Counter alignment, walkway space

How we recommend measuring your space

Use a tape measure and write down each number in inches:

  • Measure the cabinet opening width at the front and back
  • Measure height from the floor to the lowest overhead obstruction
  • Measure depth from the back wall to the front edge of counters, then compare to the refrigerator depth
  • Measure the delivery path (doorways, hallways, turns) to avoid move-in issues

Why it matters

A refrigerator that is even 1/2 inch too wide or too deep can cause door interference, poor ventilation, and installation headaches. Using the RF263BEAESR specs keeps your kitchen fit accurate and prevents clearance problems.

If you are ordering replacement parts while planning a reinstall (for example, a refrigerator door hinge DA97-12573A or refrigerator water filter DA29-00019A), you can buy them from the parts list for this model or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

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