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Samsung Refrigerator Water Reservoir - DA97-17395A
Part #: DA97-17395A
Brand: Samsung
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Frequently Asked Questions - Samsung Refrigerator Water Reservoir - DA97-17395A
Why is my Samsung refrigerator not dispensing water?
A clogged or frozen water reservoir is one of the most common causes. If the reservoir inside the fridge freezes or becomes blocked, water cannot flow to the dispenser until the part is thawed or replaced.
Can a damaged water reservoir stop the Samsung fridge from making ice?
Yes, the reservoir supplies water for both the dispenser and the ice maker. If it’s cracked, leaking, or clogged, ice production can slow down or stop completely.
How do I replace the Samsung DA97-17395A refrigerator water reservoir?
Unplug the refrigerator, remove the lower shelves, disconnect the reservoir’s water lines, unscrew the mounting brackets, and install the new reservoir. Reconnect the lines securely to prevent leaks.
Why is my Samsung refrigerator leaking water inside?
A cracked or punctured water reservoir is a frequent cause of internal leaks. If you see water pooling under the drawers, inspect the reservoir for hairline cracks.
Why does the water from my Samsung dispenser taste bad or metallic?
A dirty or aging reservoir can hold mineral deposits or stale water. Replacing the reservoir and installing a fresh water filter usually eliminates bad taste.
How do I know if the water reservoir in my Samsung fridge is frozen?
If water flow suddenly stops in cold weather or after door-seal issues, the reservoir may be frozen. Feel for cold spots behind the crisper drawers or test for zero flow even when the filter is new.
How do I prevent the Samsung water reservoir from freezing again?
Keep the fridge temperature between 37–40°F (3–4°C), ensure the doors seal properly, and avoid blocking air vents with food containers.
Can I install a Samsung water reservoir without shutting off the water supply?
No, always shut off the water line before replacing the reservoir to prevent leaks or pressure bursts.
Why is the water cloudy after replacing the reservoir?
Small air bubbles trapped in the lines are normal after installation. Dispense and discard 2–3 gallons to clear the system.
Do I need to replace the water filter when installing a new reservoir?
It's highly recommended, a fresh filter ensures clean water, proper pressure, and longer reservoir life.
