20 Most Recent LG LFX25971ST Bottom Freezer French Door Refrigerator - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Normal. The fridge is working out whether you want ice cubes, crushed ice or water. When you select what you want, the fridge then sets itself up to dispense what is required.

The timer for controlling the defrost cycle on your LG refrigerator model GR-S352QLC is typically located behind the control panel or near the compressor at the back of the To access the timer, you will likely need to remove the control panel or the rear panel of the fridge. If you are unsure of the exact location of the timer or are having difficulty accessing it, you may want to consult the manual for your specific model of LG refrigerator or contact a qualified technician for assistance.

The evaporator fan motor or the condenser coils are having problems or is broken for your fridge and both will have to be replaced.

No we need to find out if you’re gonna be great just getting cold at all for freezer

either the seal or a sprained hinge.. the seal is magnetic and as those age often they get brittle and don't make a good contact .. it's a good idea to change it if it's old anyway

Another possible cause for this issue is a clogged defroster drain hose. Frozen peas drifting back there are infamous for doing this. To find the hose, look at the bottom of the refrigerator - either by removing the trim at the front or by pulling it out from the wall to look in the back. You're looking for a hose going down into the condensate drain pan. That will give you an idea as to which corner of the freezer to find the inlet end. You may have to remove the floor of the freezer compartment to get at the hose.

Here are parts suppliers and the hinge is listed. https://www.google.com/search?q=LG+Fridge+middle+hinge+for+the+model+GR-329BV ..

The thermal fuse and the defrost sensor and also the fuse too have stopped working in your fridge and they all need to be replaced.

I had the same problem with my LG side by side fridge. After lots of hassles I found that one of the switches on the control panel had moisture in it. After changing the faulty switch all my problems were solved. No more beeping by it self and all the buttons work fine.

The raker might be jammed or either broken or stuck then or be clogged to make ice for your ice maker in your fridge.

Possibly a faulty main board or bad installation. I would contact the supplier for help. In the worst case, ask for a replacement or refund.

All that information is available on the manufacturers web site.

Open both freezer drawers and empty the bottom one and take out the bucket. On the left side, towards the front, there is a white vertical, smooth, surface. Tape a magnet there. Then you also have to unscrew a piece from each drawer, on the left hand side, as otherwise it will knock the magnet off. feel free to email me for help. I spent 3 hours before Shabbos until I figured it out. Email me at [email protected]

Condenser Coils clean or Evaporator Coils clean? An iced up evaporator coil can cause a freezer not to freeze goods. That is caused by a failed defrost timer or a failed defrost heater. Or it needs gas topping up.

More likely that the defrost drain is blocked. Does it do it once every 24 hours and normally you find the water in the morning?

This is an error code the computer is telling you. 4 bars usually means it is not defrosting. LG has a thermal fuse/defrost sensor that is usually called a "controller". If I remember right,the two orange will be the sensor and the blue/brown will be the thermal fuse. Unplug it from the cabinet and test it(blue/brown) to see if it is open and if so then replace it. I think the heater is around 70 ohms for the LG You will need to remove the evap cover to access it and it is usually located down the right side. part# is 6615JB2002R

It is suggested that some 24 hours may pass before an ice maker that is turned off and then turned on may produce ice. As amusing as that idea is, there is also the chance that the off/on switch is defective and requires replacement. If that is the case, switching it between on and off is actually not changing anything, causing your only working option to be to reset it manually. https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/no-ice-refrigerator-CT10000021-1400773605181 https://refrigeratorsreviewed.com/how-to-turn-off-ice-maker-on-lg-fridge-quick-guide/ If that is the problem, you may have to explore part replacement options and that search likely would require the model number of the LG.

Was almost ready to call the repair company but took the advice here and unplugged the fridge for an hour and cleared off the caked on ice on the back vent inside the freezer. It fixed it, no more rattle.