DA92-01199W Samsung Refrigerator Main Control Board: Model Fitment, Symptoms and Install Guide
Samsung refrigerator not cooling, display blank, or compressor won't start? This guide covers the right part number, which models it fits, five checks before you buy, and the full swap for the DA92-01199W Main Control Board.
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DA92-01199W: Is This the Number on Your Samsung Control Board?
Samsung prints the complete part number on the sticker, including the letter at the end. Match it character by character against DA92-01199W.
A later production run can carry a different print layout or a small design change. Size, connector layout and mounting points should still match the board you removed. If anything looks off, stop before installing and send us both photos: the board that came out with all of its stickers, and the one that arrived.
This is not a universal main control board - it is a direct replacement for the part number printed on your original board. Boards that look identical can be programmed differently, so always match the number on the sticker.
Which Samsung Refrigerators Use the DA92-01199W Main Control Board?
Not listed? A missing model is not the same as incompatible. Go by the sticker on your old board, or use the check above and send us a photo.
On this French door model, the board sits inside a plastic housing in the fresh food compartment, near the top rear or behind an interior panel, separate from the display panel. This model list is for reference only. Samsung may change boards between production runs, so two refrigerators with the same model number can use different boards. Always order by the part number printed on your original board - it is the only identifier that decides.
Opened or installed boards may carry a restocking and retesting fee, so compare the sticker before you open the anti-static bag. Hold yours next to DA92-01199W and check it character by character.
Samsung Refrigerator Not Cooling: Is It the DA92-01199W or Something Else?
These checks help you rule out the common causes before you order. Only a qualified technician on site can confirm the fault in your refrigerator. Unplug the refrigerator before you take any panel off, and stop at any step you are not comfortable with.
This board does not generate a digital error code, so diagnose by symptom instead of a code on a screen.
Let's verify it is the board by checking the common parts that contribute to these failures. They are inexpensive, easy to check, and ruling them out means you order once, with confidence.
Confirm the number on your sticker
Read DA92-01199W directly off the board before you order anything. If a character is worn away, photograph it close up and compare carefully.
Check the outlet and the cord
A board that looks dead sometimes just has no power reaching it. Confirm the outlet is live and the cord and plug are not damaged.
Test the temperature sensors
When a sensor shorts or opens, the board acts on bad information, and that is not the board's fault. Compare each sensor reading against the tech sheet, the wiring and test chart packed inside the appliance.
Listen to the compressor and start parts
A struggling start relay or overload can make a good board look faulty. If the compressor hums or clicks and will not start, check these before the board.
Check both fans
A fan that drags or has stopped turning starves the system of airflow and mimics a board failure. Spin each fan by hand and listen for a smooth, steady sound.
Once the power, the sticker, the temperature sensors, the compressor and both fans check out, the board is what is left. You need a replacement main control board. Order the right part the first time by the sticker number. A sensor or fan that has been struggling for weeks can put extra strain on the board that reads and drives them. Keep a spare on the shelf and a warm refrigerator becomes a short repair instead of a long wait.
How Do You Replace a Samsung Refrigerator Main Control Board (DA92-01199W)?
Repair times and difficulty levels are general estimates and may vary by model, tool availability, and experience. This is provided as general guidance only and is not a substitute for professional service. Food is normally fine during a typical install, but we highly recommend moving it to a cooler with ice as a precaution - Appliance Pro USA is not responsible for lost or spoiled food.
Disconnect power at the wall and shut off the water supply before you start.
Remove the screws holding the control board cover inside the fresh food compartment and set the panel aside.
Shoot the board in place before you touch anything. Many connectors look alike, and this photo is your map back.
Touch bare metal on the cabinet to drain static, then release each harness connector by hand.
If your board carries a separate plug-in module, move it to the new board before you set the old one aside.
Seat the new board, plug each harness back where your photo shows it, and reinstall the cover.
- ✓I photographed my sticker and matched DA92-01199W character by character
- ✓I confirmed my model is on the fitment list, or matched the sticker on my own board
- ✓I checked the temperature sensors against the tech sheet before ordering
- ✓I listened to the compressor and checked both fans
- ✓I photographed every harness connector before disconnecting anything
On these boards it goes in as a straight swap. We have not seen a programming step on a standard replacement. Let the refrigerator run for several hours at a normal setting before you judge the result. The 5-mil nitrile gloves in the box give grip and some protection, but they are not cut-proof. Hold the board by its edges and mind the sheet-metal edges of the cover.
Why Is Your Samsung Refrigerator Still Not Cooling After Replacing the DA92-01199W?
Clicks and relay sounds are normal. The compressor may stay off for several minutes as a protection delay.
Fans run, compressor hums, and cold air shows up in the freezer first.
Both sections reach near set temperature. Do not load warm groceries before this.
Temperatures stabilize and the ice maker resumes. Now decide whether anything is wrong.
Once power is back on, the board compartment is live. Do not reach into it or reseat a plug with the refrigerator plugged in. Unplug first, every time.
Compare the new board against your photo
Size, connector layout and mounting points should match the board you removed. Send us both photos if they do not.
Reseat every harness connector
A connector pushed in at an angle, or one position off, can make a new board act dead.
Recheck the temperature sensors
A sensor that was already bad before the swap will still read wrong with a new board in place.
Confirm the transferred module, if your board has one
If a plug-in module did not move cleanly to the new board, settings and sensor readings can be off.
Give it time before you judge it
Let the refrigerator run for several hours at a normal setting, then reach out with the symptom and your photos if it still is not right.
The troubleshooting steps above are general guidance only and may not apply to every model or situation. If you are unable to resolve the issue after following these steps, we recommend contacting our team or consulting a qualified appliance technician before taking further action.
How Do You Help Your New DA92-01199W Control Board Last?
Add surge protection
A power outage or voltage spike can damage a control board instantly. A dedicated surge protector reduces that risk.
Keep the control housing dry
Check for condensation or leaks near the interior panel where the board sits. Moisture corrodes connectors and the board itself.
Check the door seals
A weak door seal makes the compressor and fans run longer and hotter, which stresses the board that drives them.
Which Samsung Refrigerator Parts Are Worth Checking While You Are In There?
Temperature sensors Do it now
Inexpensive and easy to reach once the panel is open. A bad sensor can make a good board look faulty.
Door seals (gaskets) If worn
A loose or torn seal makes the compressor and board work harder than they should.
Evaporator fan If it rumbles
A fan with a worn bearing runs hot and strains the board driving it.
Ice maker assembly If dispenser fails
Sits near the same wiring and often gets blamed for board problems.
Why Are Appliance Pro USA Boards So Reliable?
Failure Pattern Analysis
We've mapped the failure signatures specific to this board, identifying which components degrade and fail over time.
Targeted Component Replacement
The components this board is known to lose are replaced before they get the chance to fail.
Proactive Rebuild Standard
Known high-failure components are replaced with new parts on every board, regardless of whether they show a problem yet. Degraded parts don't ship.
Final Certification
Every board is certified to our internal FailSafe Precision Protocol standard before it ships.
Why Buy the DA92-01199W from Appliance Pro USA?
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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. Any board that has been flashed, reprogrammed, or had its firmware altered is not eligible for return or warranty coverage. Opened or installed boards may carry a restocking and retesting fee, so compare the sticker before you open the anti-static bag. Minor cosmetic wear may be present due to prior installation - it does not affect performance.
What Else Do People Ask About the DA92-01199W?
Why does searching DA92-01199W bring up limited results?
Samsung has not issued a separate service number for this board, so DA92-01199W is the only number to search and order by. Cross-reference numbers like PD00090700 or ASM31891 point to the same part, but the sticker on your board is what matters.
What ships in the box with the DA92-01199W?
The box contains the DA92-01199W board, ready to install in place of your old one. Match the sticker number before you install it.
My replacement board looks different from the one I took out. Is it wrong?
Stop before installing and compare size, connector layout and mounting points against the board you removed. If something is off, photograph the old board with its stickers and the new one, then reach out so we can confirm before you go further.
I ordered the wrong board. What now?
Keep the bag sealed and reach out to us first. An exchange is the fastest path. Opened or installed boards may carry a restocking and retesting fee.
Does the DA92-01199W need programming after I install it?
On these boards it goes in as a straight swap, with no programming step we have seen on a standard replacement. Give the refrigerator several hours before you judge the result. Any board that has been flashed, reprogrammed, or had its firmware altered is not eligible for return or warranty coverage.
My Samsung refrigerator is completely dead. Is it the board?
Check the outlet, the cord and the breaker first. If power is confirmed and nothing responds, the DA92-01199W is a strong candidate.
My ice maker stopped working but the fridge is cooling fine. Is it the board?
Possibly, since this board coordinates the ice maker circuit, but check the ice maker assembly and its wiring first. If those are fine, the board becomes the likely cause.
What Should You Send Us for Fast Help?
Label inside the fresh food door or on the frame
The white sticker, every character readable
Clear and well lit, every plug connected
No power, error code, not cooling, clicking
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