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Re: What is the correct temperature for LG GR232SBF
Optimumrefrigerator temperature at or below40° F(4° C). The freezer temperature should be0° F(-18° C). Check temperatures periodically. Appliance thermometers are the best way of knowing these
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After I have been reading up on your unit it appears that the thermostat is not operating correctly. I found this real basic information on installation for your unit. This link I am giving is pretty basic instal schematics. But seems to be something about your thermostat needs to be dialed in or is not working properly.
Make sure you have set them correctly IE/ If you want them to heat, make sure the heat symbol is dispalyed and the temperature setting is above the room temperature. Press the "house" symbol on the remote to find the room temperature. LG as with most other brands , if set to cooling but the remote temp is set high ( 20 to 25 degrees,) will run for a few minutes and then turn off as the machine thinks it has reached the temperature you have selected.. Heat symbol on LG is a "sun", cooling is an icicle. Check your filters.... if they are dirty, the units will not operate correctly.
i think your temperature meter is not working correctly try to measure temperature of the food articles and then relate it with the 40 deg. F and measure deviation and set it at higher value accordibgly
You may need to balance the distribution of cold air between the freezer and refrigerator section.
The temperature setting influences both and there is normally a control that lets you divide the cooling between the two compartments.
If you don't have one, get an inexpensive (<$5 US) refrigerator thermometer, normally a simple dial-type, and monitor your refrigerator temperature (maybe somewhere in the middle) overnight when not often opened, set the main control to get the temperature between 40-45 degrees F.
Then check the freezer temp.; it should be <10 degrees F (0 is better), then swap back to the fridge to correct the main setting.
Go back and forth until you have both compartments close to the mentioned ranges.
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