MY LG LRSC2031T Freezer stopped working. Then the refrigerator started working. A tech came an looked at it and said the wattave was running too high at 220 Watts. He said it wasn't worth fixing. Charged my wife $80 for that check. He said a person who does "seal system" would be able to fix it. Well when I got home I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it started to work. But then a day later it wan't as cool as the night before. I vacuumed and cleaned the coils. I don't want to spend $3K on another refrigerator If I don't have to. All of the comments above have been helpful.
MY LG LRSC2031T Freezer stopped working. Then the refrigerator started working. A tech came an looked at it and said the wattave was running too high at 220 Watts. He said it wasn't worth fixing. Charged my wife $80 for that check. He said a person who does "seal system" would be able to fix it. Well when I got home I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it started to work. But then a day later it wan't as cool as the night before. I vacuumed and cleaned the coils. I don't want to spend $3K on another refrigerator If I don't have to. All of the comments above have been helpful.
MY LG LRSC2031T Freezer stopped working. Then the refrigerator started working. A tech came an looked at it and said the wattave was running too high at 220 Watts. He said it wasn't worth fixing. Charged my wife $80 for that check. He said a person who does "seal system" would be able to fix it. Well when I got home I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it started to work. But then a day later it wan't as cool as the night before. I vacuumed and cleaned the coils. I don't want to spend $3K on another refrigerator If I don't have to. All of the comments above have been helpful.
MY LG LRSC2031T Freezer stopped working. Then the refrigerator started working. A tech came an looked at it and said the wattave was running too high at 220 Watts. He said it wasn't worth fixing. Charged my wife $80 for that check. He said a person who does "seal system" would be able to fix it. Well when I got home I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it started to work. But then a day later it wan't as cool as the night before. I vacuumed and cleaned the coils. I don't want to spend $3K on another refrigerator If I don't have to. All of the comments above have been helpful.