What to do if LG Refrigerator compressor does not run?
If the compressor in your LG Refrigerator isn't running, first ensure the refrigerator control is properly set. Check that the refrigerator isn't in defrost cycle, which is normal for automatic defrosting refrigerators and occurs periodically. Make sure the plug is tightly pushed into the outlet. If there was a power outage, contact your local electric company.
How to stop LG LSC27931ST Refrigerator from making vibrating noise?
To reduce vibrating or rattling noises from your LG Refrigerator, ensure the floor is level and solid enough to support it. Remove any items placed on top of the refrigerator that might be vibrating. Slightly move dishes inside the refrigerator. Also, make sure the refrigerator isn't touching the wall or cabinets.
Why is my LG Refrigerator making a louder sound?
Increased sound levels are normal for today's refrigerators when they are running. The refrigerator operates at higher pressures when the compressor comes on, but the sound will typically level off as it continues to run.
Why is the ice dispenser not working on my LG LSC27931ST?
If the ice dispenser on your LG Refrigerator isn't working, check if the ice storage bin is empty. If it is empty, the dispenser should operate once the first supply of ice is dropped into the bin. Ensure the freezer temperature isn't set too warm; turn the freezer control to a higher setting to make ice cubes. Verify that the household water line valve is open to allow ice to be made. Also, make sure both the refrigerator and freezer doors are fully closed.
Why is my LG LSC27931ST running too often?
Your LG Refrigerator might be running too often due to several reasons. It's normal for larger, more efficient units to run longer. Hot weather, recent disconnections, or storing large amounts of warm food can also cause this. Check if the doors are opened too frequently or are slightly open, or if the refrigerator control is set too cold. Also, inspect the refrigerator or freezer gasket; if it's dirty, worn, or poorly fitted, it needs cleaning or changing.
How to get rid of odors in LG Refrigerator?
To eliminate odors in your LG Refrigerator, start by cleaning the interior with a sponge, warm water, and baking soda. Ensure any food with strong odors is completely covered. Also, consider that some containers and wrapping materials can produce odors, so try using different ones.
What to do if LG Refrigerator door won't close?
If the door of your LG Refrigerator won't close, check for food packages blocking the door. Avoid closing the door too hard, as this can cause the other door to open slightly. Ensure the refrigerator is level by adjusting the height adjusting screw. If the refrigerator rocks, the floor might not be level; contact a carpenter to correct a sagging or sloping floor. Also, ensure the refrigerator is not touching the wall or cabinets.
Why does moisture collect inside my LG Refrigerator?
Moisture collection on the inside walls of your LG Refrigerator is normal in hot and humid weather, as this increases frost buildup and internal sweating. Ensure that the door is not slightly open and avoid opening the door too often or for extended periods.
Why is moisture forming on the outside of my LG LSC27931ST Refrigerator?
Moisture forming on the outside of your LG Refrigerator is normal in humid weather. Make sure that the door is completely closed to prevent cold air from the inside meeting warm air from the outside.
General| Brand | LG |
|---|---|
| Model | LSC27931ST |
| Type | Side-by-Side |
| Ice Maker | Yes |
| Water Dispenser | Yes |
| Door Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Width | 35.75 in. |
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This guide contains vital safety messages. Always read and obey all safety warnings.
Warning about dangers of child entrapment in old refrigerators and safe disposal procedures.
Information on the proper disposal of refrigerants containing CFCs according to environmental laws.
Essential information on proper grounding for personal safety and preventing electrical hazards.
Details on using a proper grounded electrical outlet and avoiding extension cords.
Recommendations and safety guidelines regarding the use of extension cords for the appliance.
Guidance on selecting a proper location for the refrigerator, considering floor stability and spacing.
Importance of maintaining adequate space around the refrigerator for optimal performance.
Selecting a dry location with accessible water supply for ice maker and dispenser connection.
Ensuring the refrigerator is not installed near heat sources to maintain efficiency.
List of necessary tools for installation, including wrenches and screwdrivers.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the refrigerator door handles for installation.
Instructions on how to maneuver the refrigerator through doorways, potentially requiring door removal.
Procedure for safely disconnecting and removing the water feed tube.
Detailed steps for detaching and removing the freezer compartment door.
Detailed steps for detaching and removing the refrigerator compartment door.
Instructions on how to remount the doors in the reverse order of their removal.
Guidance on installing the base grille using a Phillips screw.
Requirements and steps for installing the water pipe for the automatic icemaker and dispenser.
Comprehensive guide for connecting the refrigerator to a water source, including important notes.
Procedure for connecting the refrigerator's tubing to the main cold water supply pipe.
Steps for attaching the water tubing to the refrigerator's water valve connection.
Instructions on how to turn on the water supply after connecting the tubing and checking for leaks.
Details on how the automatic icemaker functions, production capacity, and stopping conditions.
Troubleshooting common issues with the icemaker, such as lumpy ice or power failure.
How to adjust the height when the freezer door is lower than the refrigerator door.
First method to level the refrigerator and freezer doors when the freezer door is higher.
Second method to adjust door height when the freezer door is higher than the refrigerator door.
Steps for final door leveling using hinge pins and tightening keeper nuts for stability.
Instructions for initial startup, allowing the refrigerator to stabilize at operating temperatures.
Explanation of the buttons and functions available on the refrigerator's control panel.
Description of the information displayed on the LED screen, including settings and alarms.
How to select between cube ice and crushed ice dispensed by the unit.
Procedure for setting and adjusting the temperature of the freezer compartment.
Procedure for setting and adjusting the temperature of the refrigerator compartment.
How to control the door-open alarm and lock/unlock the control panel functions.
Explanation of the Ice Plus feature for increased ice making capabilities.
How to operate the dispenser light and reset the water filter indicator.
Detailed explanation of control panel indicators: dispenser selection, temperatures, Ice Plus, light, door alarm, water filter, and lock status.
How to adjust freezer and refrigerator temperatures and switch the display between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Instructions on how to use the dispenser for ice and water, including tips for dispensing.
How to select and dispense crushed ice from the unit.
How to select and dispense cubed ice from the unit.
How to dispense chilled water from the unit.
Information on icemaker capacity, stopping conditions, and water amount variation.
How to use the ALARM/LOCK button for dispenser control and door alarm, and the ICE PLUS button.
Important cautions for using the dispenser correctly to prevent spills and damage.
Explanation of the door open warning tone and the refrigerator's failure detection function.
Description of how ice and chilled water are produced and supplied to the dispenser.
Step-by-step guide on how to operate the water dispenser.
Information on filter replacement needs and how to reset the indicator light.
Further cautions regarding ice/water dispensing, including glass type and ice bin handling.
Instructions on how to adjust the height of refrigerator compartment shelves.
Details on sliding and fixing shelves for adjustable height and proper placement.
Guidance on where to store different types of food within the refrigerator and freezer compartments.
Recommendations for storing small foods like bread and snacks in the snack drawer.
Tips for storing various frozen foods like meat, fish, and ice cream on the freezer shelf.
Advice on storing small packed frozen food, noting temperature fluctuations.
Guidance on storing meat, fish, and chicken, and keeping items dry.
Recommendations for storing dairy products like butter and cheese.
Tips for storing frequently used items like beverages in the refreshment center.
Advice on storing side dishes or other foods on refrigerator shelves.
Recommendations for storing beverages like milk, juice, and beer in the door rack.
Guidance on storing vegetables and fruits in the vegetable drawer.
Tips for storing fresh food, cooling hot food, covering food, and managing air circulation.
Specific advice for the freezer, including not storing bottles, refreezing thawed food, and handling cold items.
Advice for the refrigerator, including avoiding moist food on top shelves and washing produce.
Instructions for safely dismantling various refrigerator parts, including lamps, shelves, and bins.
Step-by-step guide to remove the lamp cover and replace the bulb in the freezer.
Procedure for removing shelves from the freezer compartment.
Instructions for detaching and removing the door racks and supports.
How to remove the ice storage bin from the refrigerator.
Guidance on cleaning the water collector, which lacks self-draining functionality.
Steps to remove the lamp cover and replace the bulb in the refrigerator compartment.
Procedure for removing the cover of the vegetable compartment for cleaning or access.
Instructions on when and how to replace the water filter cartridge and reset the indicator.
Advice on leaving the refrigerator running or storing it during vacations.
Tips on minimizing door openings and managing refrigerator operation during power outages.
Instructions for securing items and adjusting height screws when moving the refrigerator.
Explanation of the anti-condensation pipe and why the outside wall may feel warm.
How to clean the exterior surfaces of the refrigerator using mild soap and water.
Recommended method for cleaning the interior compartments using baking soda or detergent.
Checks to perform after cleaning, including power cord, plug, and moisture management.
Possible causes and solutions for the refrigerator compressor not operating.
Troubleshooting common reasons why the refrigerator runs excessively.
Solutions for situations where the freezer or refrigerator compartment is too cold.
Troubleshooting common causes for the refrigerator or freezer compartments being too warm.
Explanation of normal operating sounds and troubleshooting for vibrating or rattling noises.
Causes and solutions for moisture collection on the inside walls of the refrigerator.
Understanding and addressing moisture formation on the outside of the refrigerator or between doors.
Tips for preventing and eliminating odors inside the refrigerator.
Troubleshooting common issues with doors and drawers not closing correctly.
Solutions for when the ice dispenser fails to dispense ice, checking bin and temperature.
Details on what is covered, the duration of warranty for parts and labor, and exclusions.
Information on what the limited warranty does not cover, such as misuse or service trips.
Contact information for obtaining warranty coverage, product assistance, and authorized service centers.
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