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Samsung RF26XAEBP Refrigerator display panel

Penajo

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Penajo

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Hi,

New to the forum. I have a Samsung RF26XAEBP refrigerator and the panel is like crazy, it's making a noize similar when someone pressed the buttons, and the child lock and Ice off/on indicator turn on/off, randomly. Also the buttons sometimes didn't work.

Looks like the panel is faulted, but I'm not 100% sure.

Can you please direct me to the parts to purchase to repair this? A little info on how to approach the repair would also be helpful.

Thanks in advance!

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Here are the voltages you should be getting at display related connectors- if you are getting correct voltage to the display board, but it is acting nutty, replace the display board. If the main board voltages are wrong, replace the main board. If you don't have any way to meter for the voltages go from cheap towards expensive...!

RF26XAE Fast track R1 PIN OUTS.pdf

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Thank you for your respond. However, I'm not able access that document.

Also, do you know the part number, to see where I could get it and check the price.

Thanks,

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