To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is frost or ice crystals forming on frozen food (outside of package) in my LG Refrigerator?
Frost or ice crystals forming on frozen food (outside of the package) in your LG refrigerator is often due to the door being opened frequently or for long periods. Try to reduce how often and how long you open the door. Also, make sure the door is closing properly.
How to unclog the ice dispenser chute on LG Refrigerator?
To unclog the ice dispenser chute on your LG refrigerator, remove the ice bin and clear the chute with a plastic utensil to eliminate any frost or ice fragments. Dispensing cubed ice regularly can also help prevent future buildup. Also, ensure that the refrigerator doors are fully closed before attempting to dispense ice.
What causes interior moisture buildup in my LG LSXS26386 Refrigerator?
Interior moisture buildup in your LG refrigerator can occur due to several factors: * Opening the doors frequently or for long periods of time lets warm, humid air in. * Doors not closing correctly can also allow moisture to enter. * Humid weather can increase moisture levels inside the compartments. * If the defrost cycle recently completed, wait 30 minutes for the temperature to stabilize. * Food that is not packaged correctly can release moisture; wipe containers dry and store food in sealed packaging.
Why are doors on my LG LSXS26386 difficult to open?
If the doors on your LG refrigerator are difficult to open, the gaskets may be dirty or sticky; clean them and the surfaces they touch. Also, if the door was recently closed, wait one minute to allow the air pressure to equalize.
General| Type | Side-by-Side |
|---|---|
| Total Capacity | 26.2 cu. ft. |
| Ice Maker | Yes |
| Water Dispenser | Yes |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Energy Star Qualified | Yes |
| Door Finish | Smooth |
Dispenses purified water and ice.
Emphasizes reading all safety messages in the manual and on the appliance.
Lists crucial safety precautions for product usage, including installation.
Safety precautions related to operating the refrigerator.
Safety guidelines for maintenance, disposal, and grounding.
Instructions for using the ice and water dispenser, including locking.
Details on the ice compartment, in-door ice bin, and automatic icemaker operation.
Using phone assistance for appliance diagnostics via data transmission.
Troubleshooting common problems related to refrigerator and freezer cooling performance.
Diagnosing problems with ice production, water dispensing, and supply.
Details the warranty coverage, period, and exclusions for products sold in the USA.
Outlines the mandatory arbitration process for resolving disputes and opting out in the USA.
Details warranty coverage, periods, and exclusions for products sold in Canada.
Explains the arbitration and dispute resolution process specific to Canada.
