JUMP TO SOLUTION Solved

Original topic:

Bespoke 4 Door Flex Causing Soda Cans to Explode

(Topic created: 07-03-2023 07:36 PM)
2216 Views
jwilliams5432
Constellation
Options
Kitchen and Family Hub

Hello,

We’ve had our Samsung Bespoke Refrigerator for 4 weeks now and twice we’ve had soda cans explode inside the Flex Zone drawer. At first the temp was set to Beverage (34 F) and then we set it to Deli (37 F) after the first soda exploded. We just had the second can explode on us tonight and I can’t figure out why? There are about 20 cans in there and none of them were frozen except for the one that exploded. It appears that the frozen one was towards the back of the drawer, so maybe that could be an indicator why?

anyone have any suggestions or dealt with the same issue?

1 Solution


Accepted Solutions
Solution
JBTechfanatic
Black Hole
Options
Kitchen and Family Hub
This happens for a few reasons 1 temp set to cold. 2. Drawer not shut or sealed all the way. 3. Something fell behind the Drawer causing it not to shut. 4. Make sure nothing is blocking the temp sensors like overstuffed drawer or like a plastic bag or left over plastic wrap from it being brand new

View solution in context

3 Replies
Geno71
Planetary Samsung Care Ambassador
Options
Kitchen and Family Hub

@jwilliams5432 

The back is probably where the vent is that keep blowing cold air, cooling it below safe temperature. Not much you can do other than moving soda cans to another location.

Don't forget to give this post a Like by clicking on the ❤ icon below. 
And if it answered your question, please click on "Accept as Solution"

DanG92263
Honored Contributor
Options
Kitchen and Family Hub
I'd say that the thermostat is broken. The soda would have to be reaching a few degree below the freezing point of water (32°) to cause the cans to explode.

Suggest contacting the seller for a repair or exchange under warranty.
Solution
JBTechfanatic
Black Hole
Options
Kitchen and Family Hub
This happens for a few reasons 1 temp set to cold. 2. Drawer not shut or sealed all the way. 3. Something fell behind the Drawer causing it not to shut. 4. Make sure nothing is blocking the temp sensors like overstuffed drawer or like a plastic bag or left over plastic wrap from it being brand new