Residential Refrigerator

Yup, Samsung left that off.. They assume you won't ever want to turn it off.

Unplug, or turn off the circuit breaker.

Once the Samsung is installed, it is very hard if not impossible, to get to the back and unplug it, if the old outside vents were closed. This really should not be that hard. If you must turn it off, just turn off the circuit breaker that went to the old fridge.

JoeH wrote:

coolmom42 wrote:
Unplug it. I've never seen a refrigerator with an on/off switch.

The Maytag in our MH has an on/off switch. use it all the time when it's in storage and I don't want it running while I'm doing stuff inside

..........but the OP is asking about a Samsung...:R


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coolmom42 wrote:
Unplug it. I've never seen a refrigerator with an on/off switch.

The Maytag in our MH has an on/off switch. use it all the time when it's in storage and I don't want it running while I'm doing stuff inside

We just turn the temp knob to the ZERO setting,
That is the OFF position, on our fridge

ford truck guy wrote:
I am using my 1st residential fridge and could not find the on/off switch either... I just UN-PLUG it...

or trip the breaker.

Unplug it. I've never seen a refrigerator with an on/off switch.

But it's definitely not necessary to unplug it to wash down the inside. I've never done that, and routinely wash out my fridge about once a month.

Our residential refrigerator is turned off by setting the temperature to the highest setting. This does not turn off the lights, when the door is opened. To do that, one has to remove the little man, whose job it is to turn the light on and off. Alternately, we can turn off the inverter.

Tom

My On / Off switch is on the touch screen on the front.
I have to hold down one of the "buttons"

donn0128 wrote:
Usually no switch per se. Normally to power an appliance down, turn the temp control dial to lowest setting. This generally is off.

Above - along with un-pluging,
if ya really want to know, call their tech line and ask.:W

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