Why does my LG GS-L668PNL Refrigerator make whooshing noises?
Whooshing noises in your LG refrigerator are a normal part of its operation. These noises are caused by the evaporator fan motor circulating air and the condenser fan forcing air over the condenser.
Why is there no water coming from my LG GS-L668PNL Refrigerator dispenser?
If water isn't coming out of your LG refrigerator's dispenser, first, ensure the water supply valve is open (for plumbed models). If you have a non-plumbed model, check and fill the water dispenser tank. Also, unfiltered water can clog the filter, so replace it if needed.
Why does my LG Refrigerator smell bad?
A bad smell in your LG refrigerator could be due to several reasons. The temperature might be set too warm; try setting it to 'Medium'. Also, food with strong odors should be stored in sealed containers. Check for spoiled vegetables or fruit in the drawer, and discard any rotten items, cleaning the drawer thoroughly. Avoid storing vegetables for too long.
What to do if there is condensation inside my LG GS-L668PNL Refrigerator?
Condensation inside your LG refrigerator can occur if you store hot food without cooling it first. Also, leaving the door open, or opening and closing it frequently, can cause condensation due to temperature differences. Wipe away any dampness with a dry cloth. Ensure warm or moist food is stored in sealed containers.
Why is my LG GS-L668PNL door not closing properly?
If your LG refrigerator door isn't closing tightly, check if the appliance is leaning forward and adjust the front feet to raise the front slightly. Also, ensure the shelves are properly assembled. Avoid slamming the door; close it gently without excessive force.
Why is my LG Refrigerator making noise?
An LG refrigerator can make noise for several reasons. Make sure the appliance is installed on a solid, flat surface. Ensure the rear of the appliance isn't touching the wall, and remove any objects scattered behind or on top of it to allow for proper clearance.
Why does the water from my LG GS-L668PNL Refrigerator taste strange?
A strange taste in the water from your LG refrigerator could be due to differences in the filter's raw materials compared to your previous water purifier; this isn't a malfunction. Ensure the filter hasn't expired and replace it if needed. If you've just installed the filter, flush it by dispensing about 5 liters of water to remove air and carbon residue. If the purified or cold water hasn't been used for a while, dispense about 5 liters to clear out any old water.
Why does my LG GS-L668PNL make gurgling noises?
Gurgling noises in your LG refrigerator are normal and are caused by the refrigerant flowing through the cooling system.
Why does my LG Refrigerator make rattling noises?
Rattling noises in your LG refrigerator can be normal and may come from the flow of refrigerant, the water line, or items stored on or around the appliance. Ensure the appliance is resting evenly on the floor and adjust the leveling legs if needed. If you have a linear compressor model that was moved while operating, the rattling should stop within three minutes; if not, power cycle the appliance.
Why is there frost or condensation on my LG GS-L668PNL?
Frost or condensation can form inside or outside your LG refrigerator if the door is opened and closed frequently, or if the door is not properly closed, allowing outside air to enter. If the installation area is humid, condensation may appear on the exterior; wipe it off with a dry cloth.
General| Type | Side by Side |
|---|---|
| Total Capacity | 668 liters |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A++ |
| Noise Level | 39 dB |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 912 x 738 x 1790 mm |
| Weight | 124 kg |
| Color | Platinum Silver |
| Water Dispenser | Yes |
| Ice Dispenser | Yes |
| Ice Maker | Yes |
| Display | LED |
Guidelines for safely moving and transporting the appliance.
Key considerations for proper appliance installation.
Guide for connecting the water supply for plumbed models.
Identifies and explains the different parts of the refrigerator.
Important tips and guidelines for operating the appliance correctly.
Explanation of the control panel buttons and functions.
How to use the cubed ice, water, and crushed ice dispenser.
Details on how the automatic icemaker produces and stores ice.
Using the app or phone for appliance diagnosis.
Procedure for replacing the water filter in plumbed models.
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