Repair manual for lg lfx25980 Refrigerator icemaker

It usually costs more in labor and parts to repair an ice maker.
I suggest swap it out with a new one.

Refrigerator Repair - Replacing the Ice Maker Shut-Off Arm ...

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Replacing the Icemaker (Whirlpool Part# 4317943) - YouTube

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Refrigerator Repair- Replacing the Icemaker (Whirlpool Part# 4317943) ..... snap the circuit board cover onto ...

How to Install a Refrigerator Ice Maker Kit - YouTube

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Leave the mounting screw loose. Install the mounting screws into the side freezer wall leaving enough ...

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   Icemaker Ice-maker malfunction. ... LG LSC26905TT ... FridgeIce Level Arm Replacement - LG Refrigerator Repair (Part #4510JA3003D) ...

As a refrigeration tech, I see more of them than I should. LG, Samsung, and some Kenmore units have this problem. I have tried some "leak stop" on a couple that the factory denied a free part and the customer couldn't afford to repair with pretty good luck.

Hi.

The icemaker AEQ36756907 is sold as a single part. For this reason the manufacturer (LG) does not provide a diagram with the exploded view of the ice-maker assembly (here part). A diagram with the icemaker position in the whole fridge assembly is available in the service manual. Here an example with the same icemaker shown at page 49 in position 600A.

Regards.

Ginko
Other models are similar.

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Ya! ..Im Not a democrat.
BUY WHATS LEFT MADE IN USA

I have the same problem and I know the solution.
For LG to get their "in the door icemaker" to work, they have to blow cold air into the door's icemaker compartment. This air travels through two vents located just inside the refrigerator on the left side. The problem LG has is that the seals between the door and the refrigerator for these vents leak. This means that cold air is vented into the refrigerator compartment. Any sensitive food placed on the bottom two shelf on the left side will freeze. I can place two bowls of water in my refrigerator and make ice in 6 hours, even though the refrigerator is set to 38 degrees. The good thing is that LG knows there is a design problem and they know they can not fix it. After calling LG repairmen out for my freezing problem and not getting the seals fixed, LG gave up. Of course LG will try replacing the seals, and then replacing the door; but the real problem is a bad seal design. Just keep putting bowls in your refrigerator and as long as they continue to freeze up, keep calling LG back and demand that they fix the problem. LG can not fix the problem because it is a bad design, so now I am getting a new refrigerator Model LFX 29927, which is better and has dual icemakers. If you an LG refrigerator with their in the door icemaker, place two bowls of water inside the refrigerator, and if your seals are bad and they freeze; complain to LG until they give you a new refrigerator.

try turning the temperature for the freezer down a little bit. it has to at least be around 17 degrees before the older ice makers start to work.

Turn off the switch for the icemaker, then flip the circuit breaker to off for a few seconds and turn it back on. The display should remain lit and operable, but you won't have an icemaker. See service manual pg. 32: http://136.166.4.200/contents/Fridge/LFX25960/LFX25960_Service_Manual.pdf

LG=JUNK!

ER IF means the icemaker fan is malfunctioning. Common cause is ice buildup in the fan shroud. LG has recently upgraded that shroud to drain off moisture that collects in there. The icemaker fan, when looking in the freezer, is the one on the left.

Very common for the icemaker itself to fail during the first year, have replaced many. They have since changed the design of it and it seems to have solved the problem.