Error Code AUTOFILL-OVERFLOW
AutoFill pitcher overflowed or its water sensor failed
Moderate
Address soon - your appliance may not work properly
Also displayed as: AutoFill indicators blink (autofill overflow error)
What This Means
Pitcher overflow — water leaked into the fill area; Failed water level sensor in AutoFill pitcher; Kinked or leaking water supply line to pitcher; Pitcher not seated correctly under fill spout
What actually causes this:
The automatic water pitcher either overflowed or the sensor that detects the water level has malfunctioned.
First Thing to Check
Open the rubber drain cap on the AutoFill pitcher (located on the door) and drain any accumulated water — wait for the blinking to stop.
Parts Involved
How to Fix
- 1
Open the rubber cap on the AutoFill pitcher and drain any accumulated water
- 2
Check if indicators stop blinking and go solid after draining — if so, error is cleared
- 3
If indicators continue blinking, check voltage at CN40 pin 16 to CN40 pin 18
- 4
0V to 4.5V = water detected (overflow condition persists); 4.5V to 5V = normal
- 5
If water is drained but voltage stays below 4.5V, water level sensor may be failed
This Error Applies To
Samsung RF28T5 Series Refrigerators (2020) (2020–present)
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