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Cold Case #002: LG
Time To Crack Open Another Cold Case.
Last months cold case was solved. But this month it's a new victim, with a new set of issues. Your case this time?
The Compressors
The scene is familiar: rising temps, a freezer losing its chill, nonstop running with no payoff, or total silence like the suspect fled. Clues may include repeated start-clicks, excessive heat at the compressor, or normal fans with zero cooling. For you, it’s an open-and-shut case: power present, sealed system intact, clean coils, and the cooling still missing...it all points straight to the compressor.
The Icemakers
The trail should be icy cold, but there's trouble: no ice at all, tiny half-cubes, slow production, or a mold that won’t cycle. Clues include a silent fill valve, stripped gears clicking, ice jammed, or water present but not freezing. Run the test mode, check mold temp, verify fill voltage, and inspect for mechanical bind-ups. If water and temps check out but the icemaker won’t move, you’ve found your culprit.
The Fan Grille Assemblies
When the fan grille assembly goes bad, airflow is the first victim: warm spots creep in, frost builds where it shouldn’t, and temps turn inconsistent across compartments. The telltale signs are rattling, buzzing, or a fan that spins freely by hand but stalls under power, sometimes blocked by ice or a warped grille. Put on your to-do list: check for physical obstructions, ice intrusion, cracked housings, or misaligned mounts. If the fan’s good but airflow’s still missing, the grille assembly is the suspect of the whole operation.
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