SAMSUNG ICE MAKER · TWIN CITIES

Samsung Ice Maker Repair Twin Cities Same-Day

Samsung French-door ice makers (DA97-series modules in RF23, RF28, RF260, RF265, RF28R, RF28T units) are the most-serviced ice maker in the Twin Cities. We fix freezing-over, won't-make-ice, leak, and grinding-auger failures — most in a single visit with OEM Samsung parts on the truck. Part of our full Samsung appliance repair coverage and our Twin Cities ice maker repair service.

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  • 1-Yr Warranty
  • OEM Parts
  • Same-Day
(651) 364-7466
$149Trip feeWaived on repair
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  • Same-day windows

    Call before 2pm weekdays.

  • OEM Samsung parts

    Modules, valves, harnesses stocked.

  • 1-year warranty

    Parts and labor in writing.

  • $149 trip fee

    Fully waived with repair.

Quick answer

Samsung ice maker — Quick answer

Most Samsung ice maker repairs land $195–$425 all-in on French-door models, $245–$525 on the failure-prone in-door DA97 ice maker assembly. The flat $149 trip fee is waived when you approve the repair. The Samsung ice maker class-action settlement (2018) does not entitle owners to a free replacement — Samsung's authorized fix is a one-time reset plus inspection, after which the failure typically returns. We install the redesigned DA97 module that fixes the root-cause sealing issue, with a 1-year warranty in writing.

Samsung ice maker failures

What goes wrong on Samsung ice makers

Samsung ice maker freezing over / icing up

Most common cause: Failed door gasket on the ice room, a stuck damper, or a defrost heater fault on the secondary evaporator. Warm humid air leaks into the ice compartment, refreezes on the auger and tray, and locks the whole assembly solid. The #1 Samsung French-door failure, period.

What we do: Forced 24-hour defrost, then we replace the redesigned DA97 ice maker module (revised gasket + improved damper seal). On RF28R and newer, we also replace the ice-room defrost heater and thermistor if scope shows a defrost cycle fault.

$245–$525 all-in

Samsung ice maker not making ice

Most common cause: Stuck or failed water inlet valve, frozen fill tube, low water pressure to the fridge, failed ice maker module thermistor, or a tripped icemaker control thermistor on the main board.

What we do: Pressure-test the line, thaw the fill tube, swap the inlet valve (OEM Samsung, brass body — never aftermarket plastic), and confirm the module is cycling on a forced harvest.

$195–$385 all-in

Samsung ice maker leaking water inside the fridge

Most common cause: Cracked or split water line at the rear of the ice maker, failed inlet valve diaphragm, or an ice dam in the fill tube routing water back into the cabinet liner.

What we do: Pull the ice maker, replace the line + valve, re-route the fill tube, and dry the insulation pocket before reinstall (wet insulation causes secondary defrost failure if left).

$225–$385 all-in

Samsung ice maker grinding / loud auger noise

Most common cause: Ice has frozen around the auger motor shaft or the auger motor itself is failing. Running the dispenser through a jammed auger will burn out the dispenser motor.

What we do: Stop using the dispenser, force a defrost, then replace the auger motor and ice bucket assembly if damaged. Dispenser motor swap if it was run dry.

$265–$485 all-in

Samsung in-door ice maker (DA97) producing hollow / small cubes

Most common cause: Low water fill volume — failing inlet valve, partially frozen fill tube, or a worn module fill thermistor not letting the tray sit long enough for a full freeze cycle.

What we do: Confirm fill volume per the Samsung service spec (1.7 oz/cycle), swap the inlet valve and module thermistor as needed.

$195–$345 all-in

Error codes

Samsung ice maker error codes

CodeMeaning
22 E / 22EIce maker fan error — fan motor or harness fault in the ice room
23 E / 23EIce maker sensor error — module thermistor failed or disconnected
39 E / 39C / 39CEIce maker function error — module not cycling on the harvest command
40 E / 40C / 40CEAuger / ice bucket motor error — usually a jammed bucket from freeze-over
41 E / 41CIce maker thermistor open circuit — bad sensor or wiring
84 CCompressor lock — sealed-system or inverter board fault (not ice-maker)

Coverage

Samsung ice maker repair near you

We dispatch from the Twin Cities daily — same flat $149 trip fee across every city we serve.

FAQs

Samsung ice maker repair — common questions

Is the Samsung ice maker class-action settlement still active?

The 2018 class-action settlement (In re: Samsung Top-Mount Refrigerator) closed in 2019 and is no longer accepting claims. Samsung's current authorized fix is a one-time forced defrost and inspection; the underlying gasket and damper failure typically returns within 6–18 months. We install the redesigned DA97 module that resolves the root cause, with a 1-year written warranty.

How much does Samsung ice maker repair cost in Minneapolis?

Most Samsung ice maker repairs are $195–$525 all-in (parts + labor + the $149 trip fee, which is credited to the repair). The full DA97 module + ice-room gasket job runs $385–$525; smaller fixes like an inlet valve or fill-tube thaw land $195–$285.

Why does my Samsung ice maker keep freezing over after Samsung fixed it?

Samsung's authorized service typically performs a forced defrost and visual inspection without replacing the root-cause parts (failed ice-room gasket and damper). The icing returns because warm humid air still leaks past the original gasket. The fix is the redesigned DA97 module with the revised gasket, which is what we install.

How long does Samsung ice maker repair take?

Most Samsung ice maker repairs are completed in 60–90 minutes on-site. The DA97 module swap and gasket replacement is a 75-minute job; an inlet valve or fill-tube thaw is 45–60 minutes.

Do you carry OEM Samsung ice maker parts on the truck?

Yes — the redesigned DA97-series ice maker module, OEM Samsung inlet valves, auger motors, fill tubes, and ice-room thermistors are stocked on every truck. About 85% of Samsung ice maker calls finish on the first visit.

Should I just replace my Samsung refrigerator instead of fixing the ice maker?

Not unless the fridge is past year 10 with sealed-system issues too. A $400 ice maker repair on a $2,500 fridge that's otherwise running fine pencils out for at least another 4–6 years. We'll tell you straight if it doesn't make sense.

Will the repair come with a warranty?

Yes — every Samsung ice maker repair we complete includes a 1-year written parts-and-labor warranty. If the same failure returns within 12 months, we come back free.

Do you service Samsung Family Hub and Bespoke models?

Yes — every Samsung French-door line including RF23M, RF28R, RF28T, RF29A, RF22A Family Hub, RF23A Bespoke, and RF65A. The ice maker hardware is shared across these platforms, so the diagnosis and parts are consistent.