Product review (5 stars): Installation Instructions.
UPDATE:02/23/17

I've had it for about 18 months now... still running strong. No issues. The epicurious app stopped working about a month after I installed. Samsung did make a firmware update available about six months ago... so looks like they're still supporting the product. So far, Love it!

This fridge is an amazing value. I've had this for less than a week now, so can't comment on the longevity. The fridge is well lit, well laid out an looks commercial grade. The touch screen looks trendy, albeit its a little sluggish to respond. Hopefully Samsung will keep the software / firmware updated for years to come.

Looks like a lot of folks have trouble installing this fridge. Like other reviewers mentioned, Samsung skimped on the installation instructions. This is a true built in fridge and looks like they expected this to be installed by professionals. If you're handy with a wrench, this is very much a DIY and you can save yourself $600. I'm going to do Samsung a favor and list the installation instructions below. Hopefully they'll sell more of these units.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

Tools Required:

1. Hand Ratchet and SAE socket sets.
2. Box Cutter.
3. Moving Blankets.
4. Two appliance dolly's rated for 400 lbs or higher.
5. Torque Driver, Philips Bit, 2 1/2" screws, Stud Finder.
6. Refrigerator / IceMaker Line.
7. 12 - 16ft ratchet tie downs.

Backup Tools (if you screw up).
1. 4lb hammer.
2. 1" Chisel.
3. Bolt Cutters / Hand Saw with Carbide Blade.

First things first, this is a three man job at the minimum. A four person team will give you added piece of mind. The compressors are on top of the fridge and the whole unit weights 750lbs. The unit is top heavy and will tip over if you're not careful. The unit comes crated in the box and it is bolted to the crate to prevent it from tipping over.

MOVING THE UNIT:

1. The unit must be upright and tilted at no more than a 45 degree angle when bringing it into the home. If you don't have double doors measuring at-least 60", then tilt the unit sideways. If for any reason you have to drop the unit sideways, then make sure you drop it onto a moving blanket to prevent damage to the floors. Once the unit is dropped below 45 degrees, make sure you give it a good two hours before power on because that gives it adequate time for the oils to work its way back into the compressor reservoirs.

2. You want to try and get the unit in full packaging around the general vicinity of the kitchen. Make sure you have at-least 4 - 5 feet room on all sides before you begin unboxing.

UNBOXING THE UNIT:
1. Use a box cutter and cut the box along the back of the unit where it shows the cut lines. Remove the box.

2. Do not remove the protective cardboard on the four corners and the doors.

UNCRATING THE UNIT:

1. There are two wooden blocks to the rear corners of the crate (just below the small black steel plates on the rear). You will need to remove the two nuts securing those wooden blocks.

2. The unit is secured to the crate through six bolts on the bottom of either side of the fridge (long black steel plates). These bolts and the steel plates support the entire 750lbs. Remove the six bolts. Be careful not to move the fridge after it is unsecured from the crate.

3. There are two extension rods below the front of the refrigerator (closer to the door hinges). I think they use 3/8" sockets. HAND TIGHTEN these one at a time. You will see two scissor jacks (like car jacks) on the rear of the fridge come down and rest on the crate. As you continue tightening, you will see that the refrigerator tilts forward. Take care to ensure that both sides are tilting evenly. This means you tighten one side five turns, then work on the other side and then go back and forth.

DO NOT USE AN ELECTRIC TORQUE WRENCH. It will strip the thread on the jacks and render them useless. Ask me how I know.

4. Once the fridge starts tilting forward, make sure you have two guys supporting the fridge from front. Once the fridge tilts enough and you have the necessary clearance, remove the rear wooden blocks.

5. Loosen the jacks to make sure that the fridge is level again.

BACKUP:
If you stripped the thread, cant get enough tilt, etc... use a chisel and 4lb hammer and swing away at the wooden blocks. I also used a hand saw and sawed off the bolts sticking out, once the blocks were gone. This will allow the dolly to be even.

6. Now that the blocks are gone, insert the  appliance dollys on both rear corners. Take care to ensure that the dollys come into contact ONLY WITH (i) the rear black steel rest plates (ii) The rear wheels (iii) The feet of the rear jacks. These are the only parts that are designed to handle the weight of the unit. ABSOLUTELY MAKE CERTAIN that the dolly's don't come into contact with the white tray below the evaporator coils on the bottom of the fridge. Also make sure that the blue water line is secured away from the dolly's.

7. Once the dolly's are positioned, use a 16ft ratchet tie down and make sure that the unit is secured to the dolly's. Make sure that the wheels of the dollys are on the floor and not on any packaging material attached to the crate.

8. Get two (strong) helpers to hold the dolly's. Gently push the unit from top front to that it leans backwards and rests on the dolly. Once you have enough clearance, you can pull the crate from underneath the fridge. Once the crate and packaging is removed, screw-on the two front legs Make sure they're in all the way. We'll adjust them later.

9. Gently tilt the fridge forward until the unit rests on its wheels. Breathe, the hard parts done.

INSTALLING THE UNIT

1. Now that the unit is on its wheels, its rolls easily, Move it closer to the final position. Remove all packaging materials on the outside. Do not open the doors.

2. Hookup the icemaker line and power supply. Move the unit into its final space.

3. Loosen the front legs to lower them so that they touch the floor. Use a flat screw driver to turn it past hand tighten such that its really snug.

4. Tighten the scissor jacks so that they come down and support the rear of the fridge. Don't over-tighten them as this will cause the top front to tilt and will upset the spacing around the cabinets.

The objective of steps 3 and 4 is to ensure that the weight of the fridge is distributed evenly between the front legs, the rear jacks and the four wheels. The fridge must not move at this point.

5. Install the bottom trim piece with the two screws provided.

6. If the top of the fridge has cabinets and there is no room for heat to escape, use the provided top trim piece to deflect the heat forward.

7. You can use the provided angle brackets to secure the rear top to studs on the wall. This is an added safety measure to ensure that the fridge will not tip over. You can skip this step if you wish.

TURNING ON

1. Open the doors and remove all the packaging materials from the inside.

2. Flip up the top compartment and install the filter.

3. Turn on the master switch next to the filter.

4. Configure the LCD... Samsung in its wisdom decided to dedicate 200 pages on how to use the LCD, so the manual should help you here :)

Hope you guys enjoy the fridge.