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I think that you are going to have to have a person that is able to repair major and large appliance to have a look at the fridge and to fix the fridge too.

what is the model number of your fridge ?

Check the freezer: If your fridge does not have an auto-defrost function then excessive ice-build up in the freezer can cause the beeping alarm. If you see a lot of ice build-up in the icebox or freezer, switch off the fridge and let the ice thaw. Once the fridge is thawed, the beeping should stop.

turn off the water to ice maker

Wear and lack of lubrication. You need a new one. There are some interesting videos on YouTube showing how badly made refrigerator compressors are and they are totally sealed because they are full of gas and oil..

Check door switch or replace/re-tighten the bulb.

Spray the fin blades liberally both sides with Jigaloo and the ice will not stick to it. Sounds like the defrost heater is faulty or inefficient.

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Same issue with water leaking. Fan slowed and allowed ice to block drain..., defrost caused ice dam under heat shield. (behind freezer fan shroud at bottom, below condenser) Ice dam lifted heat shield until it dislodged the condenser, which slid down and melted the plastic liner when the defrost came on. QC! Fixable..., but could have been avoided by mounting the condenser so it couldn't shift or drop in transit. New fan and heat shield needed now..., and more groceries! Any good leads on reasonable parts in Belleville Ontario area?

if unit keeping correct temp inside bad temp sensor

from the back DUH

of course it could be

I have also noticed that the freezer door cannot be opened while the moaning occurs. I have not tried disconnecting power. This is a brand new unit, and I'm considering a call to LG for warranty repair.

Could be a build up of frost.

Bill there's a few things you could try to do to help this situation and the idea of the ice maker not being as efficient as it once was would be the first signs of a bigger underlying issue. First I would make sure the condenser is clean and the fan next to it is working properly. Make sure there is always good air flow and maintain the water filter as recommended by LG. Let me know if this helps.

This youtube video is not for the in-door LG like yours ... but it could provide some help for your project. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a24wlgH-9r0

turn your control knob all the way off you will feel a click just after 0that is your reset. if that dont work then turn your ridge of at the mainand pull out the plug leave out for 15min then plug it back on.turn your control knob inside the fridge till you hear it clik on if it worksset your knob on 2 in winter 3 summer hope this helps

Per LG training... Explain to the customer that---removing the DISPENSER ASSY *will* sound as if you (the servicer) are rough/unprofessional. When removing the entire Housing---loud snapping sounds are produced. This is normal. 1) Slide forward and remove the drain tray (place finger(s) at the back/rear and squeeze locking tab) 2) Grasp the bottom of the DISPENSER HOUSING and firmly pull towards you (plastic straining noise will occur) 3) Working from the bottom---move to the lower edges and continue pulling/unsnapping the Housing Assy. 4) Since the DISPLAY is situated on the left side of the Housing---all wire connectors are on the left side. 5) Re-installing is much easier than removing. Apply effort to be certain that the Housing is fully snapped in place. https://www.needlevalve.net

Make sure doors are always closed properly. Unclog the drain pipe. Be careful not to break the heater glass. Check the temperature settings. maybe it is at full for both sections.