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Samsung DA67-03330A Freezer Handle Cap: Discontinued Replacement Help

  • Writer: PartAgain
    PartAgain
  • 2 days ago
  • 2 min read

Updated: 6 hours ago

DA67-03330A is a Samsung refrigerator freezer-handle cap/support used on multiple French-door and bottom-mount refrigerator models. It is a small component, but when it breaks the freezer handle may become difficult or impossible to use normally.

What the current supply check shows

As checked August 26, 2026, Sears PartsDirect reports DA67-03330A no longer available from the manufacturer and says there is no manufacturer substitute. Model-specific diagrams show the same status on RF260, RF323, and RF23HC-family refrigerators.

Some online catalog pages can display confusing placeholder or legacy pricing, so a listing alone should not be treated as proof that a genuine part can actually be purchased. Verify real stock before giving up on the OEM route.

Source-verified model compatibility


Current documentary compatibility evidence links DA67-03330A to the exact models below. This is source-verified compatibility from the Encompass model cross-reference; PartAgain has not physically fit-tested a reproduced part on these models.


  • RF22R7351DT

  • RF23R6201DT

  • RF24FSEDBSR

  • RF28A6224SR

  • RF28R6201DT

  • RF28R6241SR



PartAgain status

PartAgain is researching DA67-03330A as a reproduction candidate because the exact OEM identifier is known, the part is small, and the normal manufacturer supply path appears exhausted. We have not yet completed donor measurements or fit testing.

PartAgain does not currently claim inventory or compatibility for a reproduced DA67-03330A. If you need one, use the Request a Part form and include your exact refrigerator model, which side failed, and whether you still have the broken cap.


Do you need DA67-03330A or DA67-03331A?


PartAgain is actively measuring demand for this discontinued Samsung freezer-handle cap pair. If yours is broken, send us your refrigerator model and which side failed. This is a research request—not a claim that a verified replacement is available yet.




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See the current demand goal, documented compatibility, next milestone, and progress for this part in the PartAgain Rescue Queue.

 
 
 

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