What if my LG Refrigerator is not cooling?

LG refrigerators have a good reputation for the relatively low price, modern technological capabilities and high reliability. Nevertheless, every new feature complicates the design, so it is time to forget about DIY when you face any troubles. Professionals only should carry out the repair of your LG refrigerator. As a rule, customers are not satisfied with the efficiency of the appliance. Being overloaded, the refrigerator is losing its capabilities and it is not cooling properly. Some of the problems can be solved on their own, without calling a professional assistant, and most of them are not related to a technical breakdown. There are several reasons why the LG refrigerator does not cool. However, it is necessary to understand that there are cases when experienced service is required. The most common LG refrigerator repairs are temperature issues. Check the settings and adjust if too low or high. Check the condenser coils for dust and debris and clean with a vacuum. Make sure the condenser and evaporator fans are free of obstructions and spin freely. If one doesn’t spin easily or is noisy, the motor needs replacing. Check the continuity of each motor with a multimeter. If there is no continuity, replace the defective motor. The start relay is another common problem. Check continuity between the start and run terminal sockets with a multimeter. Replace the start relay if there is no continuity or it has a burnt smell. The temperature control thermostat controls the condenser and evaporator fan motors systems and the compressor. Turn the thermostat from the highest to the lowest setting or vice versa. If it clicks, it’s probably fine. If there’s no click, check with a multimeter for continuity and replace if there is none.