20 Most Recent LG LRFD21855 Stainless Steel French Door Refrigerator Questions & Answers

the drain sits on the backside bottom of the freezer. the problem could also be that the freezer is to close to a wall and cannot get enough air wich causes a rise in temperature wich results in more water

CO error code means that there is a communications error between the display board and main board. Usually it's a connection problem. Just check to make sure the connections are still tight.
Good luck.

The same thing happened to my frig, also a french door model. I am told this is a known problem on my model MF 12568AES. I called Maytag on their 800 number, mentioned I knew this was a problem they knew about. They denied any knowledge of it, so I told them it was the high voltage board, the (2) 35w 680uf capacitors and they had a technician at my house within 2 days and although they didn't make that same board any more, they sent mine in for repairs. Over 30 days later it was re-installed and it works great. There was no charge for the service calls. My fridge is 8 years old. You can also read info from http://applianceguru.com/forum1/13035-1.html#ixzz2ghTCinxG. In there is a temporary fix until the board is repaired or replaced.

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you can either on but i would suggest turning it off first just to be on the safe side

TRY USING A DENT SUCTION TOOL LIKE THEY USE FOR AUTO MOBILE REPAIR

Find one of those auto body dent dent repair guys. They are the people that can pull the hail damage dents out of cars. Its worth a try.

What you can try to do is put the ice maker in test mode. Press and hold the ice size button, on the ice maker itself, for 5 seconds. It should cycle through and this could reset it.

Sgt 48

You posted under an incorrect model number, so can only give general info. IF is a code for ice room fan. It is a fan located in a plastic box in the upper left hand corner of the freezer. The IF code shows up if the control board does not get a feedback signal from the fan telling the control board that the fan is running. I'd check to see if there is some ice blocking the fan blade. If that is not the case, you will need a meter to do further diagnostics to find out if your problem is with the fan motor or the control board. (note: when you turn the icemaker off, the fan will no longer blow cold air into the ice room, and all the ice will melt. Also, when the icemaker bin is full, the same basic thing can happen. Steady use of ice or dumping the bin will prevent ice from melting in bin.) The fan runs on 12 to 16 volts DC (variable speed), and the feed back signal is about 4.5 volts DC.

As you look straight at the white plastic square: Make sure the edge of the gasket is in place along the outer (in your case, left side) of the door. There is a metal spring near the white plastic square, and the end of that needs to be tucked into the groove of the door, not showing on the outside. Then, line up the white plastic square with the corresponding hole and use the palm of your hand to pop the gasket in, starting closer to the center of the door and working to the WP square area. (should only take about three hits.) Then, line up and snap on the long white plastic gasket retainer strip which runs from top to bottom along the inner edge of the gasket.

we unplugged the refrigerator for a bit over 1 minute and replugged and problem went away.

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try and reset the door switch by pushing it down once or twice and confirm

Usually the coolness comes from a large coil of plastic tubing in the refer compartment that stores the water. Check that the refer compartment is cool enough. Also see if running a large glass or two becomes cool again and stays cool for a while. Usually the very first 1/2 glass may be warm until the "cool" water that is stored in the coil of tubing finally makes its way to the dispensor.

The cause of the problem is here on the back wall, water gets trapped and freezes, over time a big ice ball will form. Defrost unit and cut off the insulation here, the water can now longer get trapped. Problem solved.
Sgt 48

maybe you purchased a kitchenaid upright deep freezer!

The electrical connector at the top of the hinge cover is not connected properly.  Pull the left hinge cover and make sure that the electrical connections are secure.

Sounds like it has a damper problem. If the damper is stuck in the open position cold air will continually flow into the fridge. Have to be careful diagnosing on these because most are controlled by a board and that could be the real problem. Need to check the damper motor for resistance with an ohm meter first.