How do i remove the covering of the wheels to lock them. it is an lg refrigerator with bottom freezer

if unit keeping correct temp inside bad temp sensor

In the LG bottom freezer refrigerator (model LFC25760SB), the light bulb covers inside the refrigerator and freezer compartments are attached using friction-fit clips.

It will be safest to unplug the unit, or shut off the circuit breaker. You may also need to remove Items, including the top 1 or 2 shelves.

Push the front of the cover gently toward the back of the refrigerator; LG's instructions show a screwdriver, but I would use something more flexible like an expired credit card or emty gift card. Swing the cover down to unhook the clips at the back.

Be careful with the bulbs, as they can get very hot, particularly if it takes some time to clear the way to the cover and get it off. I would close the door and wait a few minutes to let the bulbs cool off before removing them.

LG has a downloadable manual on their website that shows the procedure and gives the bulb specs (60 watt appliance type).

https://www.lg.com/us/lgecs.downloadFile.ldwf?DOC_ID=KROWM000110253&what=MANUAL&fromSystem=LG.COM&fileId=KROWM000110253.pdf&ORIGINAL_NAME_b1_a1=3828JD8991B%28ENG%29.pdf LG LFC25760SB Support Manuals Warranty More LG

Hello Jim;

My name is Peter. I am a retired field service refrigeration technician.

Refrigerator manufacturers do not field test their designs before putting them on the market. They make their design changes based on customer complaints and field technicians doing repairs under warrantee.

Now, neither your front or rear wheels have a rubber covering. I am not surprised. A refrigerator is a lot of weight to move even on hard rubber wheels.

Current front wheels:



The rear casters are hard to install. They have a history of cracking and falling apart and are difficult to replace. LG has a history of high service calls.

There are screws on the front that raise and lower the wheels or the pads turn. If there is a kick panel below the door, take it off. You should see screws if it has rollers and if not look for pads that have nut shaped adjusters on the top.

After 9 days I imagine you have solved your problem but for those searching for an answer this is what we had to do. In the owners manual on page 15 it tells you to open the drawer fully, remove the lower basket (large one) by tilting the door. Now it states to press both hangers with your thumbs to lift it up. "Hangers" had us stumped. They are little notches, latches that you press in (depress) to release a locking effect, if I remember correctly each side has 2. This allows you to remove the white plastic rail covers. Next remove the 2 white screws; one on each rail near the bottom front. Then with both hands, hold both sides of the freezer door and pull up to separate it from the rails. We not only had to remove the freezer door but the 2 french doors as well. Hope this helped

Drain in freezer compartment is plugged.
Mold (fungus) buildup sometimes restricts water flowing into condensate tube in the defrost cycle, and water somehow can enter in the refrigerator compartment and out the bottom of the refrigerator door.
You must clean the condensate tube!
You must remove back cover in freezer. One screw in left upper corner behind plastic screw plug will allow you to remove the cover exposing evapourator coil and condensate drain tube hole below it. Must also remove back cover at rear of refrigerator exposing the condensate drain tube END which may be restricted also.Tube must be totally cleared to allow the water created from defrost cycle to exit to the drain pan in the bottom of the refrigerator.

Remove the rear acess cover.
The drain tube is on the right side next to the condensor fan assy.

You have a frozen drain. Remove the cover on the bottom back and locate the drain tube and thaw it with a hair dryer. Find the drain inside the fridge and run hot water thru it until it opens.

You have a blocked drain hole at the bottom of the fridge put very warm water in the the drawers and remove once they un thaw then remove them and clean the drain hole in the bottom. If you need more help just post here and I will give you more informaion, also if it's got a lot of water you will have to remove the drip pan and drain it out

its behind the freezer back panel cover under the evaprator which looks like a silver honey comb