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If your LG Refrigerator has no power, it might be due to: * A cut power cord. Replace the components. * A faulty connector insertion. Reconnect the connecting parts. * A faulty connection between the plug and adapter. Reconnect the connecting parts.
Why is my LG LRSC26930TT Refrigerator compressor not operating?
If the compressor in your LG Refrigerator isn't working, it could be due to: * A faulty PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient). * The compressor being frozen. If the PTC resistance is infinite, replace it. If the compressor is frozen, replace it with a new one, weld, evacuate, and recharge refrigerant.
What to do if the fuse keeps blowing in my LG LRSC26930TT Refrigerator?
If the fuse in your LG Refrigerator keeps blowing, first find and remove the cause of the problem, such as a short circuit, high voltage, or low voltage. After addressing the underlying issue, replace the blown fuse with a new one that has the correct rating.
What to do if fuse blows out in LG LRSC26930TT Refrigerator?
If the fuse blows out, replace it with a rated fuse. First, find and remove the cause of the problem, such as a short circuit, high voltage, or low voltage.
General| Brand | LG |
|---|---|
| Model | LRSC26930TT |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines to prevent accidents and injuries during refrigerator operation and servicing.
Guides users on adjusting the refrigerator door height for proper leveling.
Instructions for replacing the water filter cartridge, including reset procedures.
Details on adjusting water supply levels for the icemaker using the control switch.
Guidance on operating the icemaker, including initial setup and cube production.
Explains monitor panel, MICOM control features, dispenser, and freezing modes.
Details OptiChill temperature control for specific food storage needs.
Covers fan control, alarms, defrost cycles, and refrigerator lamp operation.
Explains sequential component operation and the failure diagnosis system.
Details the self-diagnostic system for detecting and repairing problems.
Detailed explanation of MICOM circuits including power, oscillation, reset, and load driving.
Explains door sensing, temperature sensing, and stepping motor control circuits.
Covers MICOM communication and PWB diagrams, including model variations.
Explains the step-by-step operational principle of the icemaker.
Details start position, icemaking mode, and harvest/dump mode controls.
Covers fill/park positions, testing procedures, and diagnosis of icemaker defects.
Circuit diagram for the main PWB assembly.
Circuit diagrams for the OptiChill display and display PWB assemblies.
Diagnoses for faulty start, no cooling, weak refrigeration, and air circulation problems.
Addresses compressor capacity, refrigerant levels, operation, and temperature problems.
Diagnoses condensation, ice buildup, sounds, odors, structure, and appearance issues.
Troubleshooting power, compressor, lamp, and electrical short circuit issues.
Diagnoses MICOM system, fan motor, cooling, defrosting, and icing problems.
Covers icing in compartment, door issues, and general observation-based troubleshooting.
Addresses sound, odor, temperature variations, and structural issues.
Diagnoses MICOM errors, buzzer issues, dispenser problems, and freezer temperature issues.
Standards for heavy repair involving R134a refrigerant, including pipes, welding, and vacuum.
Precautions during heavy repair, vacuum degassing, refrigerant charging, and pipe arrangement.
Guidance on addressing customer claims regarding refrigerator sounds and temperature issues.
Addressing customer claims for odors, frost, structural issues, and door problems.
Step-by-step guide for removing and reattaching refrigerator doors.
Instructions for disassembling handles and fan shroud grilles.
Procedures for disassembling icemaker and dispenser components.
Safety, features, controls, and remote functions for the TV-Radio unit.
Troubleshooting steps for TV, FM radio, and general issues.
Exploded views of dispenser, freezer door, and refrigerator door components.
Exploded views of freezer, refrigerator, ice/water, machine, and dispenser components.
Exploded view showing the components of the TV unit.
