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SAMSUNG RF28T5001SR 28 cu. ft. Large Capacity 3-Door French Door Refrigerator in Stainless Steel

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Product Dimensions: 37.5"D x 75.5"W x 35.5"H


Brand: SAMSUNG


Capacity: 28 Cubic Feet


Configuration: French Door


Color: Silver


Installation Type: Freestanding


Number of Doors: 3


Voltage: 115 Volts


Finish Type: stainless steel


Door Material Type: Stainless Steel


Brand Name: ‎SAMSUNG


Item Weight: ‎284 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎75.5 x 37.5 x 35.5 inches


Capacity: ‎28 Cubic Feet


Installation Type: ‎Freestanding


Part Number: ‎RF28T5001SR


Form Factor: ‎French Door


Color: ‎Silver


Voltage: ‎115 Volts


Door Material Type: ‎Stainless Steel


Certification: ‎ADA


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Number Of Doors: ‎3


Date First Available: October 6, 2020


Frequently asked questions

The Samsung RF28T5001SR is a spacious 28 cu. ft. French Door refrigerator designed for large families or frequent entertainers. It features a stainless steel finish that resists smudges, a fingerprint-resistant surface for easy maintenance, an ice maker, adjustable shelves to fit tall items, and high-efficiency LED lighting for a brighter interior. Its Twin Cooling Plus system keeps food fresher longer by maintaining optimal humidity levels in both the refrigerator and freezer compartments.

The Samsung 28 cu. ft. refrigerator is designed with energy efficiency in mind. It features a high-efficiency LED lighting system, which uses less energy than traditional light bulbs. Additionally, its Energy Star certification means it meets the strict energy efficiency specifications and standards set by the government, helping you save money on utility bills and reduce your carbon footprint.

Yes, the Samsung RF28T5001SR refrigerator features adjustable shelving that can be easily rearranged or removed to accommodate taller or oddly-shaped items. This flexibility allows you to customize the storage space according to your specific needs, making it easier to store large platters, pitchers, or even multiple tiers of stacked items.

While the Samsung RF28T5001SR model comes equipped with an ice maker for convenience, it does not feature an external water and ice dispenser on the door. This helps maintain its sleek and seamless stainless steel design but still provides the essential function of ice production.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Samsung refrigerator has received mixed reviews, demonstrating both satisfactory performance and notable shortcomings. Customers appreciated its basic functionality, cooling speed, and the absence of unnecessary features like an external water/ice dispenser. However, issues with components like the compressor and freezer thermistor have caused significant inconvenience, leading to some units failing prematurely. An external thermometer was recommended for monitoring, and while a DIY fix was possible for the thermistor, overall reliability remains a concern.

Pros

  • 🥶 Cools very fast
  • 🔧 Basic but functional design, focusing on core refrigeration needs
  • ❄️ Some models lack external water/ice dispensers, aligning with preferences for simpler appliances
  • 🌡 Successful DIY fix for the freezer issue with an aftermarket thermal sensor

Cons

  • 🛠 Early failure of critical components like the compressor and thermal sensor
  • ❄️ Freezer temperature inconsistency leading to excessive freezer burn
  • 🔄 Difficulty in obtaining replacement parts and high frequency of service calls
  • 📉 Overall reliability and longevity concerns

Should I Buy It?

If you value simplicity and fast cooling and are willing to potentially navigate maintenance challenges, you might find value in this Samsung refrigerator. However, given the reported reliability issues, considering alternative brands or models with better reviews on durability and customer service support might be advisable. Those particularly handy or willing to undertake occasional DIY fixes could be more forgiving of its flaws.

    • lasted one year and 3 months before subtle failure
Really expected more out of this unit. I bought it mainly due to cost and speed at which it could be delivered to me about 1 year 3 months ago (had no backup garage fridge at the time). Our old LG fridge completely died after about 4.5 years so was hoping for at least that out of this unit but no luck. So the way the freezer dies is not straightforward. While I await the new one from Home Depot (another LG) this one continues to work for the fridge section. The freezer still makes ice actually and on the surface looks like it is doing the right thing. But adding an external temperature monitor shows the issue. The freezer cycles from -14 deg F and back to 6 deg F. I think it must lock up, thaw then repeat causing excessive freezer burn to every item in the freezer. It presents as a thin layer of frost when you open the freezer and on meat/veggies will see a lot of frost/icing. Tried the "simple" fix with replacing the freezer thermistor but no luck (and cleaned coils in back of unit). Anyhow, on the last failure I bought a secondary garage fridge (smart move). I didn't buy a warranty for the Samsung - am torn on this. If something dies just after a year that is supposed to last at least 15 do I really want it? I got a 5 year warranty on the new LG thru Home Depot so will see how that goes. I bought a Thomas 4127 probe based thermometer to keep an eye on the new one. Highly recommend so the minute the temps don't hold range you can call in for service. I think there may be a cascade type problem here with the design where one thing knocks out another but not sure. In closing, calling this POS a loss. Good luck! UPDATE: The thermal sensor in the freezer section DA32-10104N (used aftermarket, not OEM) that I replaced actually fixed the issue. I think when monitoring with the Thomas 4127 the probe must go into a larger mass that won't move the temp around as quick. I covered the probe with some gel packs and the freezer section is holding a steady temp near 0 instead of the -14 deg F. I think the thermal defrost sensor was just starting to go so the small layer of frost was due to this partially failing thermistor. On the defective one I was getting about 10Kohm in ice water and on the new one about 13Kohm so this translates I think to a difference of about 10 deg F being off. So the computer is told it is hotter and therefore does not defrost like it should and probably stresses other components. Looks like I can cancel the order on the new LG one at Home Depot up to 3 days before delivery. Giving it one more day before pulling the trigger on that. Cautiously optimistic I can get more life out of this and now aware that this thermistor is a wear item. I would not buy a Samsung fridge again but hope this might help someone who already owns one! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2022 by Mike
    • Love it!
Very nice, basic refrigerator. Cools very fast! I hesitated making such a large purchase through Amazon, but have had zero issues with delivery or the appliance. Only snag is I am having a hard time registering it with Samsung. They defaulted my country of origin to India and can’t change it.
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2020 by Amy McCarthy
    • Fridge seems great - dented door though
Overall, the fridge seems to be working fine and is exactly what we wanted...except the door is dented. Fortunately, this is going in our garage so it'll still work for us, but if we were putting this in our kitchen, it'd be unacceptable.
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2023 by Scott Hetherington
    • Great…for 7 months
This was a GREAT fridge for 7 months…until the compressor stopped working. PLEASE do NOT buy ANY Samsung fridge!! Their customer service is AWFUL! They deemed that my fridge was not able to be repaired…so, they offered me 50% off a new one from their website. Hard pass. Now I am fighting with them to get a full refund since it is still under warranty. Meanwhile, my family of 6 has been without a fridge for 2 months. Save yourself a HUGE headache and buy a different brand! If you do buy Samsung…PLEASE do your research first. It is NOT worth it!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024 by Kristi Haley
    • I love Samsung products
I am enjoying my product
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2021 by Tamalia Witherspoon
    • SAMSUNG RF28T5001SR 28 Cu. Ft. S/S Refrigerator With Ice Maker Inside Freezer Drawer
UPDATE: PLEASE NOTE MOST NEGATIVE REVIEWS ARE INTENDED FOR (Certain) UNITS WITH WATER/ICE DISPENSERS ON THE DOOR. This unit only has the ice dispenser in the freezer compartment. I just bought this Samsung RF28T5001SR model since it has NO water or ice dispenser on the doors and no water dispenser inside the fridge--features I do not need or want. The ice maker is inside the freezer drawer. For those like myself who do not need ice, I can disconnect it by pressing a button after it has performed two or three ice cycles. An ice tray can do the trick for those who use little ice. After going over several brands I concluded that while all seemed to have big or small issues and complaints, some reviews reflected on defects pertaining to other model(s)--not the one being viewed. Concerned about this unit's reviews, I noticed that many of the bad ones rightfully pertained to specific models with different features. I am giving this refrigerator a tentative five stars until I have tested its performance for at least a month and then after a longer period of time. At those times, the rating will be confirmed or updated. Fair is fair. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2021 by Milly
    • Samsung refrigerators are a total waste of money!
We bought a house with a Samsung refrigerator in it. Fortunately, we also purchased an appliance maintenance agreement including the crap Samsung refrigerator. Our maintenance provider must have made 25 service calls to our house related to that piece of garbage in the past five years. It was constantly breaking about once every two months. About four months ago we ordered a replacement shelf part. It was promised for the end of January. Today we were told that we would not get it before May. What kind of parts support is that!!!! First of all the part should not have broken. But to make customers wait almost a year for replacement parts???!!! I will never never buy a Samsung product again. And I would urge anyone reading this email to do the same. Our maintenance organization told me that they will no longer cover Samsung refrigerators because of the frequency of serious breakdowns and the difficulty in getting parts. Samsung refrigerators are frequently found in new homes. If you are looking for a new home or refrigerator run away as fast as you can from Samsung's. I wasn't too keen on their microwave either. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2024 by Paul A. Kagan

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