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Check around the back where the compressor and cooling fan is. The fan often has a fibreboard cover over it. Over time they can move and touch the fan blades and sound just like a jet.. Nice unit!

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Because there is a timer that signals evaporator defrost, and when activated power to the fan is cut, otherwise heated air would be blown onto your fridge contents and also slow down the defrost function due to moving air. You can test the fan with a power source if you know the voltage. With so many errors, you best bet is to call Samsung Service. You have already replaced a fan that didn't need replacing. Or justanswers.com will get you a qualified Samsung Engineer (at a small fee) that will have seen this issue before.

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You may have a bad thermistor or two on the main control board. If you have access to the service information this will tell you if the thermistors are out of spec by measuring the resistance of the thermistor and see if this corresponds to the temp of freezer or the box. The tech sheet will have a list of what the resistance of the thermistor should be at what temperature. If the thermistors are out of spec they send the wrong information to the control board resulting in the problems you are having.

The middle part of my refrigrator (RS21DCNS) is full of ice. i have removed ice many times. could you tell me whats the reason and solution of this?

The solution could be as simple as defrost the refrigerator for 12 hours. Take off the cover plate at the bottom of the back of the fridge and clean the area of any dust and grime. Use an air blower to blow out each of the holes where air comes out in both the refrigerator and freezer section. (An electric blower is best.) If there is water in the drip pan, use a sponge to remove that water. If the LC error recurs, then you will need to have the panel control board replaced. The control board isn't getting the correct messages for the Load Communication circuit. The replacement usually involves a service call. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

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Compressor or evap probly gittn worn..havin it pressure tested will confirm. And that means get a new fridge or good used cause itll cost less then repair

There is a drain hole behind the panel in the freezer section. Turn fridge off and pull the power plug. Remove all shelves from freezer.Remove the bottom (larger) panel, about 8 screws. Right at the bottom you will find there will be a build up of ice. You need to defrost this ice and allow the hole to defrost. This can be done by gradualy pooring hot water. Do not try to scrape the ice as you risk damaging the defronst thermastat. From the rear of the fridge remove the inspection panel at the bottom. On the right side as you face the rear you'll see a tube.(maybe white). this is were the water SHOULD come out. It just goes into the plastic tray underneath and evapourates. As you defrosts the ice inside, it will take some time. You will start to see your hot water pouring out of this tube. Placing a small container under the tube is a good idea. Make sure the tube is free from any gunk and is flowing freely. Replace all the bits and you should have fixed your fridge. Note. that turning off the fridge at the power source for over two hours allows the computer in the unit to reboot and solve any defrosting issues it may have with its self. Hope this helps. Good luck.

First, the Samsung Refrigerator is the only fridge that has one compressor, but two different evaporators to operate the freezer and the refrigerator separately. Thus, you can have the bottom freezer working fine, while the fridge part will not.
The reason your fridge is not working is probably a faulty door switch in the refrigerator. The switch is malfunctioning, telling the computer that the door is open. Therefore you hear the door alarm go off in intervals, even though the door is actually closed. If the computer registers an open door, it will not pump cool air into the refrigerator, as that would be a waste of energy. All you need to do is replace the door switch. Until you get a new one, you can temporarily fix your fridge by simply removing the old switch altogether. You will not have any light in the fridge, however, it will cool again just fine until you are able to install the new switch (a simple plug-in contraption, by the way).
Hope this helps.

If the reset procedures don't stop the beeping and you are out of warranty, here is an easy fix: 1- (You can unplug the fridge just to be cautious, but not necessary.) Remove the control panel from the front of the fridge. Mine pulls straight out without removing any screws. 2- On the back of the control panel is a black, round device - the only thing that pokes through the back of the panel. This device is small, maybe 1/2" in diameter and the same deep. (if it won't pop off easily, remove the 4 screws to remove the back cover for easier access.) 3- You will see a thin round disk inside. This is the speaker. Remove this disk, press the black speaker cover back on and press the control panel back into the front of the fridge. All the controls will continue to work as before, but NO BEEPS! Yea!