I've got an LG LFD21860 french door fridge/freezer. The bottom freezer door came completely off accidentally when I was defrosting the freezer. Now I can't figure out how to put it back on. Th

SOURCE: LG LRFC22750 Bottom freezer french door refrigerator

The problem is ice build up on the back wall. The noise you hear is the fan blades hitting the ice. On the back wall water gets trapped, it then builds up over time, and a big ball of ice forms and blocks the fan. Take off the back wall, defrost the build up and cut the insulation off as above. The water will no longer get trapped and the problem will not come back.
Sgt 48

SOURCE: outside of fridge condensation; hissing boiling noise

under the compressor there will be rubber bushes which would have got damaged so change the rubber bush and ur problem may get solved

SOURCE: Ice Cube Maker

Here is a link for the srevice manual ( section 7 discusses how to troubleshoot an ice maker ) that should get you going..

http://136.166.4.200/contents/Fridge/LFX25960/LFX25960_Service_Manual.pdf

Hope this helps you...

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• Posted on Feb 21, 2009

SOURCE: Bottom freezer door/drawer won't close all the way on one side.

Remove all the food from the freezer and then the drawer from the cabinet. Now using a silicone based lubricant, lube the tracks up real well. Be sure to clean the tracks first if gunked up. Make sure nothing small fell out of the basket over time and is laying on the floor in the rear of the freezer section. Once done, you should be fine.

Eric Campion

SOURCE: LG Model LFC23760 (French Doors, bottom freezer) power prob

Unplug fridge.
Open panel on back of fridge (the one at hip height that says Service Panel Only - Do Not Remove, blah blah blah)
See pictures here: http://www.amazon.com/LG-LFC23760SW-French-Refrigerator-White/dp/B00198A5C0/ref=cm_cmu_up_thanks_hdr
Replace fuse with 9A 250V slow-burn fuse. I used a gray fuse harness from Radio Shack so that if the fuse needs to be replaced again I can just pop in a new one without doing the soldering over.
I nuked the original fuse, the end-caps and the wires that went from the end-caps/fuse to the motherboard. I replace those wires with some I scavenged off a fresh thermal fuse (also bought at RS, just needed the wires themselves which seemed to be the same diameter/gauge as the original leads) and ran them from the motherboard to the wire harness.
So far, so good!
Good luck to you.