Freezer is good, fresh food side is warm. Condenser fan is running but evaporator fan is not. Fan in the fresh food side is not. I have 12 volts...

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All Samsung refrigerators require a minimum clearance of 2 inches behind the unit.

Note: When it comes to clearance around the fridge, More clearance is better than less. If air does not circulate enough, the condenser will overheat, and the refrigerator will not cool properly.

Lower the temperature control settings in the refrigerator and freezer. Let the refrigerator run for several hours and then re-check the temperature. The ideal temperature settings for the Side By Side refrigerator are -2°F (-18°C) for the Freezer and 38°F (3°C) for the Fridge.

To adjust the temperature, follow these steps:
Important: On models with touch sensitive displays, touch the words "Freezer" and "Fridge", not the icon or numbers.

1. Verify the display is not in child lock mode. Click here to see how.
2. Press the Freezer button repeatedly to cycle through the available temperature settings.
3. Press the Fridge button repeatedly to cycle through the available temperature settings.

Note:

• The temperature controls on some models are labeled "Freezer Temp." and "Refrigerator Temp." However, they control the temperature the same way as the buttons described above.
• When the temperature setting that you want is displayed, do not touch the Fridge button again.
• If you accidentally touch the button too many times, passing the desired temperature, press the button repeatedly until the settings cycle through again.

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I'm sorry but i still havent found info on the resistance values for the DC fan motors and the thermistors. For the resistance values of the fan motors and the thermistors you can try to check out the link below or contact: 1- ***-***-**** for the information on the resistance values of the parts indicated.

Samsung Refrigerator Model RS265TDRS Sensor & Thermistor Parts

Samsung Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor

By the way, If your fan is not working check the power wires going to the fan motor with your meter on AC volts. If you are getting power to the fan and it is not working then the fan is bad. Your condenser fan always runs when the compressor is running, it never turns off unless the compressor turns off.

If you wish to test the motor anyway, set the meter to the diode tester setting. This is the setting with the symbol that looks like this:

Touch the 2 leads together and it should make a beep if it is digital meter, if it is a needle meter the needle should sweep all the way over. Now take your leads and touch one lead to each fan wire. If you don't get a beep, or your needle doesn't move that means your motor has an open winding ( burnt out ) and is bad.

Wiring Diagram on Page 34 on the users manual below:

Your Samsung Refrigerators Users Manual