Lbj October 28, 2021 for Model Number LFC21770ST I've got same trouble or issues, my LG refrigerator soddenly stop cooling and warm. temp. I replace relay switch, on my compressor unit, and I test 3 contact pin at compressor unit it has continuity sound on 3 pin. is it possible my compressor is Bad? my Capacitor still in good condition. after installing and plug in the power , still not cooling or warm air coming out inside my fridge. both fan are working good I tested my control PCBoard I got 119volt. reading on blue and brown wires. I open inside cover and test my Thermistor sensor my Volt meter it has continuity sound on brown and blue wire the orange wire on other sensor was reading 11.14k ohms. please can you response to my question what exactly the main problem of my LG. thanks. LBJ..
1 Answer LBJ, If you are getting power to the compressor but the compressor is not coming on then this will be a faulty compressor that will need to be replaced. Read More...
Robert October 26, 2020 for Model Number LFC21770ST/01 Hello, my LG refrigerator, Model LFC21770ST/01 repeatedly clicks. It does maintain both fridge unit and freezer unit temps. The unit clicks intermittently, "resting" about 3-5 minutes before attempting to start the compressor. Once running, it runs fine. I have isolated the clicking noise to the Thermistor Assembly, Part Number: AP5953061 (303B on your schematic). Your site states this part has "been discontinued by manufacturer". Can you offer alternative parts, and any other advice? Thank You!
1 Answer Robert, if you haven't yet checked for proper voltage to the start device from the main control board, you need to. Check for 110 VAC across pins 5 and 6 (blue and black wires on the start device)and/or at the outlet, when the compressor tries to start and clicks. If the voltage is within range, then the CLS30820101/CLS30820101 Thermistor Assembly, otherwise you'll need to check the wiring and replace the main control board. The manufacturer no longer sells the part. We can no longer get it from any of our suppliers. There is no substitute for the part available to us and we don't know of any other source for the part. You may want to contact local parts dealers, one of them might still have it in stock. Enter your part number in a search engine, a smaller company might have it. Try eBay, Amazon, or similar sites. Search by using the manufacturer's part number. Try a used appliance store, sometimes they have the same model or usable part for your machine. Thanks, Read More...
Chris February 29, 2020 for Model Number LFC25770TT fridge does not cool, compressor sounds like it starts runs for about 10 seconds then click it goes off after 1 minute it does it again..all fans are working and i replaced the compressor starter capacitor,still same thing.compressor feels hot.
1 Answer Chris, Usually, the capacitor does not fail. More likely the start relay on the unit has failed and you can order part number CLS30820101. Check the compressor windings to make sure it is within specs.Also check each winding to the compressor housing and make sure it is an open line for each terminal of the compressor. Read More...
James F. August 31, 2018 for Model Number LG LFC25770ST Refrigerator I want to replace the Compressor Start Relay & overload. Can you help me with the right part to order for replacement?
Tj September 06, 2017 So I messed up and didnt see which wire went where when i removed this start. I have a blue and black wire from lfc23760st to this start thermistor. How do i tell which wire goes where
1 Answer Hello Tj. We will need your model number to help you with this. Please call 1-877-477-7278 or post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx Read More...
Keith December 18, 2016 for Model Number LFC21770ST/03 My fridge is working but making a clicking noise. I think it might be the thermistor but I was wondering if there is a way to check. If it is bad what part would I need to replace it. Thanks, Keith
1 Answer Keith, The refrigerator making a clicking noise would typically not be caused by a thermistor. If you want to test the thermistor, at room temperature of 77 degrees it would have a resistance of 5k ohms. With the unit working you will want to check around the fans to make sure that there is no issue with the fans having ice around them and causing the noise. Also you will want to check to make sure that it is not the start relay that is clicking by pulling the unit out and checking the for the noise behind the unit. The other thing would be to make sure that the ice is ejecting properly. If the heater on the icemaker is not coming on then it can cause the icemaker gears to slip and make the clicking noise. Read More...
Lambert September 03, 2016 for Model Number LG-LFC25770TT/03 I am having some problems for my refrigerator. I would like to know which parts do I get for the capacitor EDCP-24A120. Is this one the ECON JLLE 513604039?
1 Answer Hello Lambert, The capacitor we show for your unit is 0CZZJB2014G. I'm sorry but the part numbers you listed do not come up as valid part numbers. Read More...
Victoria January 10, 2014 for Model Number LG Refrigerator LFC2577OTT Need a thermistor for LG refrigerator. listed as no longer available. Wondered if we could find one that is compatible. Please advise.
1 Answer Hello Victoria. This part has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part. Read More...