The DA97-15407A is the genuine OEM Samsung pantry drawer temperature control housing, designed for French door refrigerators with a dedicated pantry or deli drawer zone. This housing holds the temperature selector mechanism that lets you switch the drawer between meat, deli, and produce settings — restoring precise climate control to your refrigerator's flex zone.

✓ Model-Specific Repair Pages

This housing assembly mounts inside the pantry drawer cavity and integrates with the drawer's temperature slide control. The housing secures the selector mechanism in place and routes the control linkage to the damper or thermistor assembly. It is a direct OEM replacement — no modification required. Compatible with Samsung RF28H, RF28J, RF28K, RF28M, RF28N, and RF28R series French door refrigerators equipped with a pantry flex zone drawer.

✓ Common Symptoms Fixed

Pantry drawer temperature control is broken or stuck — Temperature selector slider is loose or won't move — Drawer zone not holding correct temperature — Housing is cracked, broken, or missing — Flex zone drawer not switching between meat and produce settings

✓ Key Features & Specifications

OEM Samsung part number DA97-15407A — Fits pantry/flex zone drawer temperature control assembly — Compatible with RF28H, RF28J, RF28K, RF28M, RF28N, RF28R series — Direct OEM replacement, no modification required — Sold as housing assembly only

✓ Buying Options

New OEM (DA97-15407A): Genuine Samsung original equipment manufacturer part. Exact fit and full manufacturer specifications. Recommended for all standard repairs.

Used / Pulled: Serviceable used part pulled from a working unit. Ideal for cost-sensitive repairs or when new OEM stock is unavailable. Inspected before listing. Used parts are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Samsung or any OEM manufacturer.

✓ Replacement Part Numbers

DA97-15407A (OEM Samsung)

✓ Installation Tips

Unplug the refrigerator before beginning any repair. Pull the pantry drawer fully out and remove it from the refrigerator. The temperature control housing is typically secured by two to four clips or screws at the front face of the drawer cavity. Disconnect any wiring harness connected to the temperature selector before removing the old housing. Snap or screw the new housing into place, reconnect the harness, reinstall the drawer, and restore power. Test the temperature selector through all positions before closing up.