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If your LG refrigerator is not turning on, a fuse may have blown or the circuit may have failed; replace the fuse or reset the circuit breaker. Alternatively, the refrigerator might be in the defrosting cycle; wait approximately 30 minutes for the cycle to complete.
Why does LG Refrigerator ice maker not work?
If the ice maker in your LG refrigerator is not producing ice, make sure it is turned on (position I). If the water supply is not connected or is down, consult the section Connecting the Water Line. Allow 24 hours for the freezer to reach its ideal temperature. If ice cubes are blocking the ice maker, manually level them.
What to do if LG LFC25765ST Refrigerator ice maker is not producing ice?
If the ice maker in your LG refrigerator is not producing ice or the ice cubes are freezing too slowly, wait 24 hours after connecting the refrigerator for ice production to begin. Also, check if something is preventing the door from closing properly.
Why is my LG LFC25765ST making strange sounds?
If your LG refrigerator is making strange sounds or exhibiting snoozing/vibrations, the refrigerator may not be correctly positioned. Adjust the leveling screws because the floor might be unleveled or weak. Consult the Installation section for guidance.
Why is there ice on the food in my LG LFC25765ST Refrigerator?
If you find ice on the food in your LG refrigerator, it might be because the door hasn't been closed completely. Also, frequently opening the door allows warm, humid air into the freezer, leading to frost formation.
Why is there water in the draining bin of my LG LFC25765ST Refrigerator?
If there’s water in the draining bin of your LG refrigerator, it is normal for some water to fall into the bin during the defrosting cycle; the water will evaporate. If the weather is more humid than usual, it might take longer for the water to evaporate.
Why does the LG LFC25765ST compressor motor stay on too long?
If your LG refrigerator's compressor motor seems to run for extended periods, this could be normal. Modern refrigerators with larger storage capacities often require longer operation times. Also, the motor might operate more frequently when the room temperature is high, potentially running 40% to 80% of the time. Frequent door openings or a large amount of food stored can also cause the refrigerator to run more to cool the bins. Ensure the doors are closed properly to prevent air transfer, and consider cleaning the condenser pipes. Remember that it can take up to 24 hours for the refrigerator to cool down completely.
What to do if LG LFC25765ST doors will not close completely?
There could be several reasons why the doors of your LG refrigerator won't close completely. The refrigerator might not be leveled properly, so refer to the Refrigerator Installation section to level it. Food packages may be blocking the doors; adjust the food bins to create space. Ensure that the ice bin, vegetable bin, panels, and shelves are correctly positioned. Clean the seal rings with a cloth and a small amount of paraffin, if the gaskets are sticking. Also, level the refrigerator if it wobbles or seems unstable. If the doors were removed during installation, reinstall them according to the instructions in the Refrigerator Doors: How to remove and reverse section.
Why is there humidity inside my LG LFC25765ST Refrigerator?
If your LG refrigerator's temperature is too warm or humidity forms inside, start by checking if the air vents are blocked and clear any obstructions. Limit how often you open the doors and organize your food for easy access. Allow 24 hours for the temperature to stabilize after adjustments. If you've just added a large amount of food, it may take several hours to cool down. Ensure food is properly wrapped and bins are dry. Also, make sure the doors are closing correctly. Remember that humidity in the weather can introduce moisture when the doors are opened, and some water droplets are normal after defrosting.
Why are LG LFC25765ST Refrigerator doors hard to open?
If the doors of your LG refrigerator are hard to open, the gaskets might be dirty or sticky. Clean the gaskets and the surfaces they contact, using a damp cloth with paraffin applied over the seal rings. The door may also open slightly after closing due to a vacuum effect created when warm air enters and then cools, reducing its volume.
General| Type | French Door |
|---|---|
| Total Capacity | 25.5 cu. ft. |
| Ice Maker | Yes |
| Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Water Dispenser | Yes |
| Water Filter | Yes |
| Door-in-Door | Yes |
| Linear Compressor | Yes |
| SmartThinQ Enabled | Yes |
| Width | 35.75 in. |
Details warranty duration for parts and labor for refrigerator and sealed system.
Lists conditions not covered by warranty and provides customer assistance contact information.
Explains safety alert symbols (DANGER, CAUTION, WARNING) and their meanings.
Lists essential precautions for electrical safety, appliance operation, and child safety.
Covers proper grounding, electrical connection requirements, child safety, and disposal.
Instructions for unpacking, initial cleaning, and allowing the unit to stabilize before use.
Guidance on optimal placement, avoiding heat sources, and ensuring the unit is level.
Steps and tools required for removing and installing refrigerator door handles.
Detailed procedures for safely removing and reattaching refrigerator doors.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing and installing the refrigerator's pull-out drawer.
Instructions for aligning doors, adjusting inclination, and safely moving the unit.
Explains air circulation, Multi Flow, Energy Saving, Ice Plus, and Door Alarm features.
Guidance on setting optimal temperatures for refrigerator and freezer compartments.
Recommendations for storing various fresh and frozen food items to maintain quality.
Instructions for adjusting shelves, using crispers, and managing door racks.
Instructions for handling and cleaning dairy, egg compartments, and freezer components.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning interior/exterior and replacing light bulbs.
Details safety precautions and operating instructions for the automatic ice maker.
Lists requirements and initial steps for connecting the water line.
Covers final pipeline connection and activating the ice maker.
Describes common sounds from the refrigerator and their likely causes.
Solutions for power, display, noise, and compressor issues.
Solutions for doors not closing, ice issues, and temperature/humidity problems.
