Product review (5 stars): This Five Dollar part saved my $2000.00 Samsung refrigerator
I love my Samsung phone. However, my Samsung refrigerator is another thing.

Mine is only a year and a few months old, but it has had numerous odd failures.

Most recent failure was this temperature sensor failure. And if not for YouTube.com
and a few kind folks with sufficient knowledge of how to replace things like this, I would
be without a near $2000 refrigerator. Not sure of the exact amount I paid, but the point is
that the Samsung refrigerator ought not have failed - to FREEZE, after only a year and a
few months' worth of use.

Ridiculous.

Nevertheless, this Five Dollar part fixed my refrigerator problem -- which was it freezing-up
then blocking the refrigerator-side's fan (which pulls cold air from the freezer side), in an area
near the bottom-aft of the refrigerator -- which requires manual defrosting when the temperature
sensor fails.

There is no good reason why something this trivial should happen after 14 months of use (outside
warrant, of course).

My last Samsung appliance.

But I love my Samsung Note II cell phone.