The fuse in my LG refrigerator burned out and i have had the hardest time tracking down a new fuse. The fuse is soldered to the circuit board and rather than pay $180 for a new circuit board with the fuse... i figured i would simply desolder the old fuse and solder in a replacement. Problem is... i can't find it anywhere. It lists (250V/9A, 125V, 15A)... which i take as meaning i could use either one. I have been mostly looking for a 15Amp 125 Volt fuse cut can't seem to track it down... plus i don't know the difference between a fast acting fuse, a slow burn fuse, a ceramic fuse, etc. Also if i install a 15A 250V ceramic fuse... will that work just was well?

Radio Shak had it. I just did the same thing with mine and figured id try and give it a go myself. Turned out, $20 at Radioshak for a solder gun, fuse holder, new fuse and an hour of my time was worth it.
The difference between a "Fast acting" and "Slow burn" (also known as Time-Delay fuse) is one is for a resistive load, and the other an inductive load. Resistive loads are like lights and circuit boards, where the amperage is relatively constant. Inductive loads (time-delay) are motors, things that require a large in-rush current to get moving like the compressor on your fridge. Hope this helps.

Go to this site they have the fuse. (its the 250V 15 Amp they use) class or ceramic no difference.

http://www.action-electronics.com/fuses.htm

good luck (p.s. go to radio shack while you still can and get the fuse holder, for future replacement.)

There are a few of these same problems listed here and the solutions are overall right on. This site rocks. My frige is the LG 2376OST, french door freezer bottom. The panel is left side back of fridge. Open it up, carefully pull out the various wire fixings on the board, and you'l note the 2 fuses at the bottom left of the board. For me, it was the 15 amp (larger - 1-1/4" size) fuse thatw as the culprit. Go to a hardware store, buy a new 15amp fuse. Can be 250 Volts but it HAS to be 15 amp. You'll be hard pressed to find 125 v in that size in the US. Solder it on. I paid a local computer store to do it for me for 25 bucks. Total cost was 40 bucks. Although I was dumb - I called the fridge dudes over who LG recommends and as everyone says in this forum, they immediately said "new board - need to order it." Don't even call the fridge guys. Do what I say above and you'll be fixed in hours - not day. Thanks to this board. Nice job folks.