LG Refrigerator Freezer problems - How to fix?

As a rule, users look into the freezer compartment of their LG fridge less often than into the main compartment. Thus, freezer breakdowns are not so evident. If the fridge continues working despite the defective, owners fail to notice the issue. When you see a puddle of melted ice on the floor, check whether the freezer is working properly. No need to say that the situation is unpleasant and requires an urgent solution. Especially if outside the window it is warm and the safety of food is questionable. But before calling the plumber, you may try out a little DIY. Check to see that your refrigerator is set to its optimal setting. Lg recommends 37 degrees for the refrigerator and 0 degrees for the freezer. If additional cooling is required, start by lowering the temperature a few degrees to achieve your desired temperature. Make sure that cooling vents are clear and free from any obstructions. Poor circulation can prevent proper cooling of your LG refrigerator. If you see any obstructions, re-organize the items to ensure good airflow. Check that the doors and drawers of the refrigerator are closing properly. Check to see that the mullion flap is collapsed properly, ensuring a good seal for the doors. Make sure that the shelves and drawers are not overloaded, preventing the doors from closing tightly. Fully push the freezer doors closed to correct any misalignments, and check for any gaps when it is closed. If you’re not able to get the problem resolved with the above troubleshooting tips, contact a professional plumber to investigate the cause and eliminate it efficiently. Even if you are successful for a couple of days but the paddles appear again, it may be wise to upgrade overused parts to avert future problems.