Samsung RF30BB6600QL

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20250718-BADAA-2147329476. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Samsung RF30BB6600QL. Source model text: RF30BB6600QLAA. Incident: Samsung bespoke refrigerator model RF30BB6600QLAA serial #1H7Y43AW1000905M. Refrigerator lost all coolant while on vacation. Lost all food. The smell in the refrigerator is like something died in there. 2 service calls. Put a [REDACTED] on it closed the service ticket and said we have to leave with the smell! Refrigerant should not leak out in the first place as it is a sealed unit!!

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20250605-1D11E-2147330817. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Product: Samsung RF30BB6600QL (Samsung refrigerator). Incident: On Friday, May 31st, 2025, my Samsung refrigerator (still under warranty) suddenly stopped working. A few hours later, it started emitting smoke and caught fire inside the lower back area of the unit. We were home and immediately unplugged the fridge . I contacted Samsung support the same day. On Tuesday, June 3rd, a technician came and inspected the unit. He confirmed the fridge had burned internally, and declared it non-repairable. Samsung has since told me to wait while engineers evaluate the case. As of today, Ive been without a refrigerator for 7 days, and Samsung has not provided a replacement, refund, or resolution. The fact that a relatively new refrigerator (still under warranty) can overheat and ignite poses a serious fire hazard, especially in a home with children. I am filing this report because this is a potential product safety issue, and I want to prevent others from facing similar risks.