Why is my LG Refrigerator not cooling well?
If your LG Refrigerator is not cooling well, ensure there is about 10cm of space around the unit. Keep it away from heat appliances and ensure the ambient temperature is not too high. Only put cooled-down foods inside. Avoid opening the door too often and make sure it closes firmly. Set the control to a mid-position.
Why is my LG Refrigerator door not closing properly?
If you're having trouble closing the door of your LG Refrigerator, try cleaning the door packing. Also, ensure the refrigerator is positioned on a firm, level surface and adjust the Adjust Screw. Make sure that food items are not blocking the door.
What to do if my LG Refrigerator is making abnormal noises?
If your LG Refrigerator is generating abnormal noise, adjust the Adjust Screw and position the refrigerator on a firm surface. Remove any objects that may be causing the noise. Ensure everything is fixed firmly in its original position and that the cover is properly placed.
Why does my LG GB7143**AV smell unpleasant?
If your LG Refrigerator has an unpleasant smell, clean the inside thoroughly and wrap any smelly foods. New refrigerators may have a plastic smell that will disappear after 1-2 weeks.
Why does dew or ice form inside my LG GB7143**AV Refrigerator?
If dew or ice forms inside the chamber of your LG Refrigerator, seal liquid foods with wrap. Only put foods in the refrigerator after they have cooled down. Avoid opening the door too often and ensure it closes firmly.
General| Climate Class | SN-T |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R600a |
| Door Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Linear Compressor | Yes |
| Interior Lighting | LED |
| Width | 91 cm |
| Depth | 74 cm |
Checks and methods for testing the inverter linear compressor's functionality.
Procedures to determine defects in the inverter linear drive system.
Properties, hazards, and characteristics of R600a refrigerant.
General Service (SVC) method for R600a type refrigerators.
Procedure for safely discharging and recovering refrigerant from the refrigerator.
Process for recovering any remaining refrigerant from the system pipes.
Steps for accurately charging the correct amount of refrigerant into the system.
Procedures for inspecting for refrigerant leaks and checking the cycle's normal operation.
Critical safety precautions and warnings for heavy repair procedures.
A chart for diagnosing common complaints and their corresponding remedies.
A chart detailing causes, states, and remarks for refrigerating cycle problems.
Methods and steps for detecting refrigerant leakage in the system.
Explanation of the MICOM control functions, display modes, and initial settings.
A summary table of MICOM error codes and their relation to load control components.
Troubleshooting steps and SVC actions for a Freezer Sensor Error (FS).
Troubleshooting steps and SVC actions for a Fridge Sensor Error (rS).
Troubleshooting steps and SVC actions for an RT Sensor Error (rt).
Troubleshooting steps and SVC actions for a Defrost Sensor Error (dS F).
Troubleshooting steps and SVC actions for a Defrost Heater Error (dH F).
Troubleshooting steps and SVC actions for a Defrost Sensor Error (dS r).
Troubleshooting steps and SVC actions for a Defrost Heater Error (dH r).
Troubleshooting steps and SVC actions for a Freezer Fan Error (FF).
Troubleshooting steps and SVC actions for a Condenser Fan Error (CF).
Troubleshooting steps and SVC actions for a Refrigerator Fan Error (rF).
Troubleshooting steps and SVC actions for a Communication Error (Er CO).
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