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DA41-00404D Samsung Refrigerator Compressor Inverter Board: Changed to DA41-00614F, Same Chain as DA92-00047A

Samsung refrigerator compressor won't start, or the unit runs and still barely cools? This AW2-PJ inverter board is a common cause once the cheaper parts check out. DA41-00404D was later changed to DA41-00614F, and DA92-00047A sits on that same chain, so whichever number turned up in your search, the label on your own board is what decides which one you order.

Updated: September 2026
Part: DA41-00404D
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The DA41-00404D is a compressor inverter board on Samsung refrigerators, internally labeled ASSY PCB INVERTER on the AW2-PJ platform. It regulates power to the compressor and controls its speed, which is what sets how much the unit cools. It is not a main control board; our record does not tie it to the display, defrost cycle, dampers or dispenser. If your Samsung refrigerator's panel is alive but the compressor never tries to start, or the unit runs and still will not cool down, this board is a common cause once the cheaper parts check out. Samsung later changed this number to DA41-00614F, and the related number DA92-00047A shares that lineage. DA41-00404D is the number on your board's own white sticker; if it reads DA41-00614F or DA92-00047A instead, order that number. Send us a photo of your board sticker if you want it confirmed first.

What we cover in this product guide:

Even if you end up calling a tech, these checks mean you can tell them exactly what you found, which usually shortens the visit and the bill.

DA41-00404D, DA41-00614F, DA92-00047A: Which Number Do You Order By?

Quick answer

DA41-00404D is the number printed on this board's own white sticker; order it against a board labeled DA41-00404D. Samsung's parts system later revised this number to DA41-00614F, and DA92-00047A is a documented chain neighbor, so search results or diagrams naming either of those are looking at this board's lineage, not a substitute for it. If your label reads DA41-00614F or DA92-00047A, order that number instead.

Samsung prints one number on this board, the white sticker, and no separate service number is documented for this part in the record we checked. What matters here is the chain behind that number. Samsung's parts system later revised DA41-00404D into DA41-00614F, and DA92-00047A rides the same chain, so a sticker, a parts diagram or a search result naming any of the three is looking at this board's lineage, not necessarily this exact part. This listing sells the board labeled DA41-00404D. If that is what your sticker reads, this is your board. If it reads DA41-00614F or DA92-00047A instead, that is the part to order.

The video shows where the white sticker sits on a control board and how to read it. Photograph yours before the board comes out.

ℹSame chain does not mean same part. DA41-00404D, DA41-00614F and DA92-00047A share one service history, but this listing sells the board labeled DA41-00404D specifically. If your sticker reads DA41-00614F or DA92-00047A, that is what you should order.

This is not a universal board. It replaces the exact number on your original board and nothing else. A board that looks similar on the outside can still be wired for a different platform, so the sticker is what settles it, not the shape of the board.

DA41-00404D, Technical Reference
Number on the board DA41-00404D, printed on the white sticker on the board itself
Board type Compressor inverter board. Samsung's internal descriptor reads ASSY PCB INVERTER, AW2-PJ platform
Changed to DA41-00614F. Samsung's parts system revised this number forward, and DA92-00047A shares that same chain
Neighboring number DA41-00404E, a neighboring number in the same inverter family. The published record does not state how the two divide, so match the sticker rather than the suffix
Cross references Carried on the current number in this chain, DA41-00614F: AP4981905, OEM14945724, EAP4139744, EAP4139745, PS4139744, PS4139745, ASM1085885 and PD00029383. These identify the successor number, not this board
Function Regulates power to the compressor and controls its speed, which sets how much the unit cools
Board location Back of the refrigerator
Programming No programming, pairing or setup step is documented for this board
Availability In stock and ready to ship, under the number DA41-00404D
APU status FailSafe Certified, 1-year warranty (registration required), same-day shipping on orders placed before 4 PM EST

Which Samsung Refrigerators Use the DA41-00404D, and Why Isn't There a Model List?

Quick answer

No published fitment list is attached to DA41-00404D anywhere we could check. With no list to point to, the number on your board's own label decides fitment, not a model number. If your label reads DA41-00404D, this is your board; if it reads DA41-00614F or DA92-00047A, order that number instead.

Where to find the part number sticker on a Samsung DA41-00404D refrigerator inverter board
Find this white sticker first

The white sticker carries the production number in full. Photograph it before the board comes out and order against what it says.

⚠Match it before you open anything: Opened or installed boards may carry a restocking and retesting fee, so compare the sticker before you open the anti-static bag. Place yours next to DA41-00404D and read it character by character. If it reads DA41-00614F or DA92-00047A instead, order that number.

This inverter sits in the same place, the back of the refrigerator, on whichever model originally carried a matching label.

No catalog we checked publishes a model list tied to this exact number. Listing series or model numbers here would present someone else's fitment as this part's own, so we do not. The number on your original board's label is the only thing that decides fitment. If it reads DA41-00404D, this is your board. If it reads DA41-00614F or DA92-00047A, those are documented chain neighbors and order under that number instead. If you are not sure which you are holding, a photo of the label is enough for our team to check before you order.

Samsung Refrigerator Compressor Won't Start or Won't Cool: Is the DA41-00404D the Cause?

Quick answer

The DA41-00404D inverter regulates power to the compressor, so a Samsung refrigerator with a live panel, a compressor that never starts, and little or no cooling points at this board once the cheaper parts check out. Confirm house power reaches the board at CN75 and rule out visible board damage before you order.

Unplug the refrigerator before you take any panel off. These are the complaints that bring people to the DA41-00404D chain.

  • Samsung refrigerator not cooling, or barely keeping up
  • Compressor never tries to start, even though the panel lights up and responds normally
  • Fans turn and the unit runs, but the compressor stays silent, sometimes with a single click before it goes quiet
  • The refrigerator side stays warm while everything on the panel looks normal
  • Visible burn marks or scorching on the board itself

A panel that is alive, lit and responding, paired with a compressor that never tries to start, is the pattern this board causes. A dead panel points elsewhere and is outside what this board explains.

No blink-code meaning is documented for this board, so diagnose it by symptom rather than by counting flashes on the board.

FailSafe Tech Verified, DA41-00404DConfirming a bad inverter board against visible damage, wiring and the compressor's start attempt
Five checks, cheapest first

We rule out what mimics a dead inverter first. None of them cost much to rule out, and clearing them first means you only have to order once.

1. Confirm which of the three numbers you're holding

DA41-00404D, DA41-00614F and DA92-00047A sit on the same service chain, and the white sticker on your board is what tells them apart. Read it in place, before any packaging is opened.

If it reads DA41-00404D, this is your board. If it reads DA41-00614F or DA92-00047A, that number is what to order. If a character is worn away, a photo of the label is enough for us to read it for you.
2. Look the board over for visible damage

A scorched spot or a burn mark on the board itself is a fast, free way to confirm a failed inverter before you test anything else.

With the refrigerator unplugged, find the board at the back of the unit and look it over for discoloration, bulging or a burnt smell around the connectors.
3. Confirm the panel is actually alive

This board causes a specific pattern, a working panel paired with a compressor that will not start. A dead panel is a different problem and points elsewhere.

Check that the display lights up and responds to input normally. If it does, and the compressor still never tries to start, keep working down this list.
4. Confirm house power reaches the board at CN75

Connector CN75, the red and grey wires, is where 120VAC line power enters this board. It is the feed the board needs before it can drive anything downstream, not the compressor output.

Live-voltage confirmation at CN75 is a job for a qualified technician. If house power is confirmed present there and the compressor still never starts, this inverter is the likely cause.
5. Check the harness connections and listen for a start attempt

A loose or corroded connector clip can mimic a dead inverter, so check the connections first, then listen at the compressor. Repeated attempts that fade out are worth reporting to a technician along with what you found here.

Unplug the refrigerator, check each connector near the board for a bent or loose pin, then listen at the compressor for repeated attempts that fade out. If the connections are solid and the compressor still never runs, you need a replacement inverter board.

A refrigerator that has stopped cooling is not, by itself, a reason to replace the whole appliance. The compressor, cabinet and sealed system typically have plenty of service life left, and this board is a self-contained repair behind a single panel, not a failure that touches the whole appliance.

⚠Cut power at the wall before any panel comes off. The 5-mil nitrile gloves included in the box improve grip and add a layer of protection, but they will not stop a sharp edge, so stay careful around any exposed metal. If working near line-voltage components is not something you are comfortable with, have a qualified technician check it. Any test that requires the unit to remain plugged in involves live voltage and should be left to a professional. Everything on this page is general guidance, not a stand-in for your unit's own service documentation, so verify anything model-specific against that documentation or with a qualified technician. A missing tech sheet or wiring diagram is something our team can help track down, not an issue to take back to the manufacturer. Move perishables to a cooler with ice while the unit is open, since Appliance Pro USA is not able to cover spoilage during the repair. Use the symptom pairings above as a starting point rather than a guarantee, and fall back on your unit's service manual or a qualified technician whenever something does not line up.

How Do You Replace a Samsung Refrigerator Inverter Board (DA41-00404D)?

Quick answer

The DA41-00404D sits at the back of the refrigerator, near the compressor it drives. No install procedure is published for this board anywhere we could check. No programming, pairing or setup step is documented either, so plan on an unplug, swap and reconnect.

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Under 30 min
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Back of Refrigerator
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Unplug the refrigerator and pull it out far enough to reach the back panel covering the board. Take the panel off, photograph the board with every connector attached, then touch the metal frame to discharge static. Release each connector by its clip rather than pulling the wires, free the board from its mounts and lift it clear. Fit the new board the same way round, reconnect every connector from your photo, and refit the panel. No programming step is documented for this board.

⚠The time and difficulty figures here are general estimates. Both can vary with your exact model, the tools you have on hand, and your own comfort level with the job, and neither figure substitutes for professional service.
Before you order, tick these off
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I photographed my board sticker and read every character
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I looked the board over and found no scorching or burn marks driving my decision
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I confirmed the panel is alive and the compressor still never tries to start
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I confirmed house power reaches the board at CN75, its line input
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I checked the connector clips and listened for a start attempt that fades

Still Won't Start After You Swap the DA41-00404D?

Quick answer

A new DA41-00404D that changes nothing usually means a connector was not fully reseated or the real fault sits elsewhere. A board that does not match what came out is worth stopping over before you install it.

New inverter in and still no change? Start here.
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Check the new board against your photo

A replacement that does not line up with what you pulled, a different label, a different connector arrangement, a different mounting point, is not something to shrug off.

Stop and send us two photos, the board that came out with its stickers and the board that arrived
2

Reseat every connector

A connector clip that looks attached but is not fully seated behaves exactly like a dead inverter.

Check each clip against your photo until it seats fully
3

Recheck CN75 and the wiring

If the panel is alive and the compressor still will not start, have a qualified technician recheck house power at CN75, then check the connectors near the board before you rule the new board out.

Have power at CN75 reconfirmed with the new board in place
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Give it time

A compressor that has sat idle can take a few hours at a normal setting to catch back up, even with a good inverter driving it.

Keep the doors closed and check back in a few hours
5

Still stuck?

If you have worked through the checks above and the compressor still will not run, this is past what more waiting will fix. Treat it as a stalled repair rather than a timing issue.

Have a qualified technician take it from here, or start a warranty claim on the board
⚠These troubleshooting steps are general guidance, and they will not match every model or every situation exactly. If you have worked through all of them and the problem remains, a qualified appliance technician can help sort out what is left before you go any further.

How Do You Make a New DA41-00404D Inverter Last?

Quick answer

Heat, moisture and power surges account for most of what shortens a Samsung refrigerator inverter board's life. Three quick checks while the back panel is off protect your new DA41-00404D.

While you already have the panel open, three quick checks help your new inverter hold up over time.

  • Put the refrigerator on surge protection. This is the generation Samsung later revised, and a superseded number is a harder one to source twice. Surge protection is cheap insurance.
  • Clean the condenser coil. A coil packed with dust makes the compressor and fans run longer and hotter, and heat is hard on any inverter. Pull the lower grille, vacuum the coil and shroud, and check the condenser fan spins freely.
  • Check for moisture near the compartment. A blocked drain or a weeping water line puts moisture into the space where this board sits. Dry it off and look for staining before you button the panel back up.

What Else Is Worth Checking While the Panel Is Already Off?

Quick answer

A few Samsung refrigerator parts sit near the DA41-00404D at the back of the unit. Checking a worn one now means you are not back in this panel a second time.

Good to check togetherMatch parts to your model
Condenser fan motor
A fan losing speed makes the compressor run hotter, and heat is what pushes an inverter on this chain toward failure.
Do it now
Compressor wiring harness
Sees the same heat cycling as the board. A connector with discoloration is worth replacing now rather than leaving a new board stranded the same way.
Check it now
Start or run capacitor, where fitted
Not every compressor on this chain uses one, but where yours does, it is a small swap right at the compressor terminal while the panel is already off.
If present

How Reliable Are Appliance Pro USA DA41-00404D Boards?

Quick answer

Every DA41-00404D from Appliance Pro USA is restored to reliable working condition through the FailSafe Precision Protocol. Appliance Pro USA swaps out the parts this inverter chain is known to lose, then verifies every board before it ships.

FailSafe Precision Protocol

Every board. No exceptions.
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Failure Pattern Analysis

We track how the DA41-00404D actually fails in the field, and use that pattern to decide what gets replaced before it ships.

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Targeted Component Replacement

The parts most responsible for those failures on this chain are swapped in ahead of time, rather than waiting for them to fail on your bench.

3

Proactive Rebuild Standard

Every board carried in this chain gets the same known-weak components replaced with new parts, whether or not that particular unit is showing trouble yet. Nothing marginal leaves our bench.

4

Final Certification

Each board is checked against our internal FailSafe benchmark for function and expected service life before it ever leaves our bench.

Boards go out from stock that has already been through testing, so light cosmetic wear from that process is normal. Every board's function is confirmed before it leaves our shop.

Why Buy Your DA41-00404D from Appliance Pro USA?

Quick answer

Our price for the DA41-00404D is listed below. It carries a 1-year warranty (registration required) and a 30-day return policy.

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Every DA41-00404D we sell is a reconditioned inverter board, restored through our FailSafe Precision Protocol: the components this specific board is known to lose are replaced with new parts, then the whole board is tested and certified against our internal standard.

Shipping is free by priority mail on every order, and anything placed before 4 PM EST leaves our shop that same business day, Monday through Friday, apart from holidays and scheduled closures. This board comes with a 1-year warranty, registration required, and coverage is determined at Appliance Pro USA's discretion. Warranty coverage does not extend to a board that has been tampered with or is missing its verification sticker or hologram. Returns are accepted within 30 days as long as the board is in its original condition. Opened or installed boards may carry a restocking and retesting fee, so compare the sticker before you open the anti-static bag. That fee is waived on exchanges, though a missing or damaged hologram sticker can still affect the amount refunded.

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What Other Questions Come Up About the DA41-00404D?

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Most questions about the DA41-00404D center on whether to order it, DA41-00614F or DA92-00047A, whether DA41-00404E is the same board, and what a live panel paired with a dead compressor means.

What does the DA41-00404D inverter board actually do?

It is a compressor inverter board, internally labeled ASSY PCB INVERTER on the AW2-PJ platform. It regulates power to the compressor and controls its speed, which is what sets how much the unit cools. It is not a main control board, and our record does not tie it to the display, defrost cycle or dampers.

My board says DA41-00404D but the part I keep finding is DA41-00614F. Which do I order?

They sit on the same service chain. Samsung's parts system later revised DA41-00404D into DA41-00614F. This listing sells the board labeled DA41-00404D, so match what your own sticker reads: if it says DA41-00404D, this is your board. If it reads DA41-00614F or DA92-00047A, order that number instead.

Is DA41-00404E the same board as DA41-00404D?

It is a neighboring number in the same inverter family, but the published record does not state how the two divide. No catalog we checked spells out what separates a D from an E on this board, so we are not going to guess. Go by exactly what your board's own sticker reads rather than assuming a nearby letter is close enough.

What is DA92-00047A? Is that the same board too?

It is on the same lineage, not the same part. DA92-00047A is listed as an earlier number on the same chain that Samsung consolidated into DA41-00614F, alongside DA41-00404D. If your sticker reads DA92-00047A, order under that number; this listing sells the board labeled DA41-00404D.

Which Samsung refrigerator models use the DA41-00404D?

No catalog we checked publishes a model list tied to this exact number. Without a published list we are not going to present someone else's fitment as this part's own. Match the number on your board's own label instead.

My compressor won't start but the panel still lights up. Is this the board?

That pattern, a live panel with a compressor that never tries to start, is what this board causes once the cheaper checks are clear. Have a qualified technician confirm house power reaches the board at CN75, and check that the connectors nearby are solid, before you order.

Does the DA41-00404D need programming after I install it?

No source we checked documents any programming, pairing or setup step for this board. Treat it as an unplug, swap and reconnect job. Give the refrigerator a few hours at its normal setting before you judge the repair.

Where Can You Find More Detail on This Repair?

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Our Help Center covers how to find a control board by its part number, what separates an inverter board from a main board, common causes of board failure, and what to check when a fresh board does not fix anything.

About this guide. This product guide is published by Appliance Pro USA as a general reference to help you research your repair. It is not a substitute for your appliance's official service documentation, guidance from the manufacturer, or the judgment of a certified appliance technician. Appliances vary by production run, region, and revision, so some information on this page may not apply to your specific unit, may have become outdated, or may contain errors. Always verify fitment against the label on your existing board, consult your model's tech sheet or service manual, and disconnect power before any inspection or repair. Any repair you perform is undertaken at your own risk. When in doubt, stop and contact a qualified technician or our support team.

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