FlexZone Wire Harness Assembly

FlexZone Wire Harness Assembly

Charles from CA

Bottom Door Freezer Light went out, and years later the middle drawer temperature control failed.

10 mm socket, phillips screwdriver #2, a small flat bladed screwdriver, and head lamp.

There are (as 2021) a couple of YouTube videos that diagnose the problems associated with the failure of this wiring harness. The wiring harness is much easier to install than portrayed in them. But it does take some experience. The scariest part will probably be removing the drawer rail from the refrigerator middle drawer on the right side, but it's only a screw. Take photos as you remove parts of the door assembly. Be sure to remove the front door first, and disconnect the wiring harness at the door. (The videos cover that!) Once the harness is out, everything will become clear. Then simply reassemble with the new harness installed in reverse. You don't need to open up the back of the refrigerator, nor do any soldering. And no the wire does not "...disappear into who knows where?"as mentioned in one video. A new harness is the way to go. I found the project fun, but you need to be mechanically inclined and willing to be adventurous.

FlexZone Wire Harness Assembly

Terence from NY

Lights and temperature setting for the flex zone drawer was not working.

10mm socket, screwdrivers- regular and Phillips head.

Don't try to repair the wire harness. Just replace it.

FlexZone Wire Harness Assembly

HAROLD from CA

Samsung refrigerator flex drawer wiring harness prematurely worn-out

socket wrench, Philips screw driver

There are a couple of good you tube videos that can guide you. After removing the front of drawer, be careful when removing the two drawer arms that are now connected only by the geared sync rod in back. You may need an extra person or a table to help support the arms as a unit as they are removed so they don't suddenly fall apart.