DA41-00614F Samsung Refrigerator Inverter Board: DA41-00404D, DA41-00404E and DA92-00047A Cross-Reference and Install Guide
Compressor not starting, running erratically, or cooling poorly while the panel looks normal? The inverter behind it, not the main control board, is where all four of those numbers point. Which of four numbers gets you here, the platforms it serves, and the swap.
The DA41-00614F is the compressor inverter board on Samsung's RS side-by-side family and the RF267, RF268, RFG237, RFG295 and RFG297 French-door and bottom-mount family. It regulates power delivery to the compressor, controlling its speed; it is not the main control board, that job belongs to a separate board on these cabinets. Samsung's parts system folded three earlier numbers into this one: DA41-00404D, DA41-00404E and DA92-00047A were all changed to DA41-00614F, and no trusted source we checked lists a number that in turn replaces DA41-00614F. Whichever of those four numbers is on your board's sticker, this is where the service path leads. Send us a photo of your board sticker if you want it confirmed first.
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.
DA41-00614F, DA41-00404D, DA41-00404E, DA92-00047A: Which Number Do You Order By?
DA41-00614F is Samsung's current number for this inverter board. Three earlier numbers, DA41-00404D, DA41-00404E and DA92-00047A, were all changed to DA41-00614F, and no number replaces it in turn. Whichever of those four numbers is stamped on your board's sticker, order DA41-00614F.
Samsung's parts system consolidates numbers over a board's life, and this one has absorbed three. If your board's sticker reads DA41-00404D, DA41-00404E or DA92-00047A, Samsung's own records point to DA41-00614F as the number that fills that order today. Read the sticker in place before the board comes out, whichever of the four numbers it shows, and order against DA41-00614F.
This is not a universal board. It is a direct replacement for whatever part number is printed on your original board. A board that looks similar can belong to a different Samsung platform, so match your sticker first.
| Number on the board | DA41-00614F, Samsung's current part number for this inverter, printed on the white sticker |
| Board type | Compressor inverter board. It regulates power delivery to the compressor, controlling its speed. It does not run the display, dispenser, ice maker, defrost scheduling or damper control; those belong to a separate main control board on these cabinets |
| Cross references | AP4507565, AP4981905, PS4139744, PS4139745, EAP4139744 and EAP4139745 all point to this same part |
| Older part numbers it replaces | DA41-00404D and DA41-00404E, plus the differently formatted DA92-00047A. All three were changed to DA41-00614F, so a board or diagram carrying any of them leads here |
| Companion board | The RS side-by-side family and the RF267, RF268, RFG237, RFG295 and RFG297 family also run a separate main control board on these cabinets. Different board, different job; this guide covers the inverter only |
| Catalog neighbor | DA41-00614B is a separate part on a different Samsung platform, with its own cross-reference record. No source we checked shows a supersession between the two in either direction; the last letter decides which one you need |
| Replacement or superseding number | None documented. DA41-00404D, DA41-00404E and DA92-00047A all lead here, and no trusted source we checked lists a number that in turn replaces DA41-00614F |
| Service record note | The tech sheet lists 12V and 5V as the board's supply rails |
| APU status | FailSafe Certified, 1-year warranty (registration required), we confirm shipping timing with you when you order |
Which Samsung Refrigerators Use the DA41-00614F Inverter Board?
The DA41-00614F serves Samsung's RS side-by-side family and the RF267, RF268, RFG237, RFG295 and RFG297 French-door and bottom-mount family. Confirmed fitment covers the RS265 and RS267 lines, with a broader reported list across the rest of those prefixes. Match the sticker on your old board, or one of the three older numbers it replaced, before you order.
Model Number Check
The white sticker carries the production number in full. Photograph it before the board comes out and order against what it says.
15 models on record for DA41-00614F. A linked model has its own page with board location, symptoms and parts for that refrigerator.
- RS265TDRS/XAA
- RS267TDRS/XAA
- RF267AEWP/XAA
- RF268ACRS/XAA
- RS265TDWP/XAA
- RF267AERS/XAA
- RFG237AAWP/XAA
- RFG237AAPN/XAA
- RFG237AABP/XAA
- RF267AZBP/XAA
- RF267AZPN/XAA
- RFG295AAPN/XAA
- RF268ABPN/XAA
- RFG297ABPN/XAA
- RF268ACBP/XAA
Not listed? Run your model through the check above and use its buttons; a missing model is not the same as incompatible.
As far as we have seen, boards in this family sit at the back of the cabinet near the compressor they drive, sharing the machine compartment on both the RS side-by-side cabinets and the RF267, RF268, RFG237, RFG295 and RFG297 family.
This model list is for reference only. Samsung's production runs shift over time, so two refrigerators sharing a model prefix can still carry different sticker numbers. Always order by the number printed on your original board, DA41-00614F, DA41-00404D, DA41-00404E or DA92-00047A, that is the only identifier that decides. The published fitment record lists more than seventy-five models against this number, and the list above is a floor drawn from what we could verify, not the complete set. A non-match here does not mean it will not fit; check it against the sticker on your board first.
Samsung Refrigerator Not Cooling, Not Starting or Running Erratically: Is It the Inverter Board?
The DA41-00614F controls the compressor's speed, so its failures show up as poor or uneven cooling, a compressor that will not start, or one that runs erratically, while the panel and lights look normal. A panel that stays dark or scrambled points instead at the separate main control board. Rule out the wiring, fans and coil before you order.
Unplug the refrigerator before you take any panel off. These are the complaints that bring people to this board.
- Samsung refrigerator not cooling properly, compressor runs but the cabinet stays warm
- Refrigerator will not start, compressor never kicks in and the outlet is live
- Cooling that comes and goes, or a compressor that seems to run at the wrong speed
- Erratic function overall while the display and interior lights behave normally
- Ice maker and dispenser: on this platform those loads run off the main board, so a compressor-side failure alone should not take them down; if they are also dead, look upstream
As far as we have seen, no error code we could confirm ties back to this specific inverter, so on these cabinets you diagnose by symptom rather than by waiting on a code. Treat any code your model does show as a place to start testing, not a final answer.
Let's verify it is the board by checking the parts that most often get blamed on it. They are inexpensive, easy to check, and ruling them out means you order once, with confidence.
The sticker carries the number that decides which board you need, current or one of the three it replaced. Read it in place, before any packaging is opened.
This split matters most on these cabinets. The inverter drives the compressor and nothing else, so a healthy panel with poor or absent cooling points here. A panel that goes dark, scrambles, or resets on its own points instead at the separate main control board.
A compressor that starts, runs briefly and cuts out sounds different from one that never gets power at all. Either pattern, once the wiring checks out, points at the inverter driving it.
A condenser fan running nonstop with no cold air coming out is easy to mistake for a dead inverter. A choked coil works the compressor harder and can shorten the inverter's life along with it.
The connector between the inverter and the compressor carries the drive current every cycle. A scorched pin or a loose connector can look exactly like a dead board.
A compressor that will not start or run right can feel like a reason to replace the whole refrigerator. It normally is not. The cabinet, the compressor itself and every other system on the unit are untouched by an inverter failure, so swapping the small board that drives the compressor keeps the refrigerator you already own running, without the hassle of sourcing, delivering and installing a whole new unit.
How Do You Replace a Samsung Refrigerator Inverter Board (DA41-00614F)?
As far as we have seen, no documented install procedure exists for this exact board number. Treat it as a careful generic inverter swap in the machine compartment, with a screwdriver and gloves, and budget more time than a simple parts change rather than rushing it.
As far as we have seen, no catalog documents an install procedure specific to this exact board number, so treat the steps below as a careful generic swap and adjust for what you actually find once the cover is off. Unplug the refrigerator and pull it out from the wall far enough to work behind it. As far as we have seen, boards in this family sit at the back of the cabinet near the compressor, typically behind a rear access cover on the machine compartment, and reaching one takes a bit more disassembly than a board mounted right on the back panel. Photograph the board with every connector attached, touch the metal frame to discharge static, then put on the included install gloves. Release each connector by its latch rather than pulling the wires, back out the mounting screws or tabs with a screwdriver, and lift the old board free. Set the new board in the same orientation, reconnect every plug from your photo, and refit the cover.
Still Not Starting or Cooling Right After the DA41-00614F Swap? Check This First
A new DA41-00614F that changes nothing usually means a connector, a mounting point or the actual fault is still in play. Check the board against your photo, every connector and the compressor's restart delay before you call it.
Check the new board against your photo
A replacement that does not match what came out is not normal for this number. Three older numbers fold into DA41-00614F, but the current board should still line up with the one you removed in size, connector layout and mounting points.
Put every connector back on its own header
The connectors at the compressor and the harness feeding the inverter are similar in size, and one plug a position off behaves exactly like a dead board.
Confirm the board is seated fully on its mounts
A board that is not fully seated can lose contact as the compressor vibrates, which shows up as a compressor that runs briefly then quits.
Give the compressor its restart delay
Compressors commonly hold off for several minutes after power is restored before they try again. Silence in the first few minutes after power comes back on is not, by itself, a failure.
Watch the panel, not just the compressor
If the compressor still will not run right and the panel now goes dark or scrambled too, the fault was likely the separate main control board all along, not this inverter.
How Do You Help a New DA41-00614F Last?
Surges, heat and a crowded machine compartment wear down a Samsung refrigerator inverter board the fastest. Put the unit on surge protection, keep the condenser coil clean, give the compartment room to breathe, and note DA41-00614F on the cabinet if your old sticker read one of the three numbers it replaced.
While you have the compartment open, a few quick checks help your new board live a long life.
- Put the refrigerator on surge protection. Three older numbers already fed into this one because boards like it wear out and get replaced, and a lightning strike, a utility fault or a generator changeover is one of the fastest ways to add a fourth entry to that history. A surge protector rated for a large appliance is cheap insurance.
- Clean the condenser coil. A dust-clogged coil makes the compressor run longer and hotter, and this board sits close enough to feel that heat directly. Pull the lower grille, vacuum out the coil and shroud, and check that the condenser fan turns freely.
- Give the machine compartment room to breathe. Boxes, a rug, or furniture crowding the back of the unit trap heat around the compressor and the inverter mounted beside it. Keep the clearance behind and above the unit that your owner's manual specifies.
- Note the number that is actually still active. If your original sticker read DA41-00404D, DA41-00404E or DA92-00047A, write DA41-00614F on the compartment now, since Samsung's parts system has folded all three of those older numbers into this one, and no trusted source we checked lists a number that in turn replaces DA41-00614F.
Which Parts Are Worth Replacing While the Machine Compartment Is Open?
Several parts sit in the same machine compartment as the DA41-00614F. Replacing a worn one now means you are not pulling the refrigerator out a second time.
What Makes Appliance Pro USA Inverter Boards Last?
Every DA41-00614F from Appliance Pro USA goes through the FailSafe Precision Protocol before it ships. Appliance Pro USA swaps out the parts this inverter is known to lose, then bench tests every board before it leaves our shop.
FailSafe Precision Protocol
Failure Pattern Analysis
We track how the DA41-00614F actually fails on the compressor circuit it drives, not just whether it powers on.
Targeted Component Replacement
The parts on this inverter that carry the compressor drive current and take the most heat cycling are replaced before they get the chance to fail on your fridge.
Proactive Rebuild Standard
Every unit gets the same high-failure parts swapped for new ones, whether or not it is showing a problem yet. Nothing that fails this step ships.
Final Certification
Every DA41-00614F is bench tested and certified to our internal FailSafe Precision Protocol standard for function and lifespan before it leaves our shop.
Units come from tested inventory and may carry light cosmetic marks; each one is confirmed fully functional before it gets boxed.
Why Buy the DA41-00614F from Appliance Pro USA?
Every DA41-00614F from Appliance Pro USA passes FailSafe Certified bench testing before it ships, and it carries a 1-year warranty (registration required) and a 30-day return policy.
What this board costs
We specialize in reconditioned inverter and control boards. Every DA41-00614F goes through the FailSafe Precision Protocol: the components we know this board loses are replaced with new parts, then the board is tested and certified to our internal standard for function and lifespan.
Free priority shipping on every order; we confirm timing with you when you place it, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays and scheduled closures. The board carries a 1-year warranty (registration required). Warranty coverage is determined at Appliance Pro USA's discretion. Boards that have been tampered with, or with our verification stickers or holograms removed or damaged, are not eligible for warranty coverage. Returns are accepted within 30 days in original condition. Opened or installed boards may carry a restocking and retesting fee, so compare the sticker before you open the anti-static bag; this fee is waived on exchanges. Boards returned with missing or damaged hologram stickers may not be eligible for a full refund.
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What Else Do People Ask About the DA41-00614F?
These answers cover the DA41-00404D, DA41-00404E and DA92-00047A chain into this number, how DA41-00614F differs from DA41-00614B, and what to check if a replacement board does not match what came out.
My board's sticker reads DA92-00047A. Should I order the DA41-00614F?
Yes. Samsung's parts system changed DA92-00047A to DA41-00614F, along with DA41-00404D and DA41-00404E, and no trusted source we checked lists a number that in turn replaces DA41-00614F. Match your sticker against DA41-00614F to confirm, or send us a photo and we will check it before you order.
Is DA41-00614B the same board as DA41-00614F?
No. They are two different Samsung boards on two different platforms, each with its own cross-reference record, and no source we checked shows a supersession between them in either direction. The last letter is what decides, DA41-00614F and DA41-00614B are not interchangeable.
What is the difference between the DA41-00614F and my refrigerator's main control board?
The DA41-00614F is the compressor inverter. It regulates power delivery to the compressor and controls its speed, and nothing else. The display, dispenser, ice maker and defrost scheduling run on a separate main control board on these cabinets. A working panel with a compressor that will not start or run right points at this board; a dark or scrambled panel points at the other one.
What models use the DA41-00614F inverter board?
It serves Samsung's RS side-by-side family and the RF267, RF268, RFG237, RFG295 and RFG297 French-door and bottom-mount family. Confirmed fitment covers the RS265 and RS267 lines, with a broader reported list across the rest of those prefixes. Check your sticker against the tool above to confirm.
Does the DA41-00614F show an error code when it fails?
As far as we have seen, no error code we could confirm ties back to this specific inverter. Diagnose it by symptom, a healthy panel alongside a compressor that will not start or run right, rather than by waiting on a code.
My new board doesn't match the one that came out. Is that normal?
No, and it is worth stopping over. Size, connector layout and mounting points should still line up with the board you took out. Compare it against the photo you took before you install it, and hold off if anything does not match.
Does the DA41-00614F need programming after I install it?
We have not run into a programming or setup step documented for this board. It goes in as a straight swap on the standard installs we have seen. Give the refrigerator its normal restart delay before you call the repair done.
Where Can You Find More on Control Board Repairs?
Appliance Pro USA's Help Center covers how to read a Samsung board sticker and match old part numbers to current ones, what a main control board does versus an inverter, why control and inverter boards fail, what to check after a replacement board does not fix the problem, common installation mistakes, and the tools this swap takes.
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