According to p.13 of the [link|https://www.searspartsdirect.com/manual/63y9iyqigg-003204/lg-lrofc0605v-00-upright-freezer-parts|user manual] the freezer should be ''manually defrosted'' at least once per month. The defrost meltwater should drain to the pan under the freezer where it evaporates naturally.
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According to p.13 of the [link|https://www.searspartsdirect.com/manual/63y9iyqigg-003204/lg-lrofc0605v-00-upright-freezer-parts|user manual] the freezer should be ''manually defrosted'' at least once per month. More often if the door is opened a lot. The defrost meltwater should drain to the pan under the freezer where it evaporates naturally.
This removes the ice from the evaporator coils, which builds up over time. No doubt the layer of ice is contributing to the humidity.
According to p.13 of the [https://www.searspartsdirect.com/manual/63y9iyqigg-003204/lg-lrofc0605v-00-upright-freezer-parts|user manual] the freezer should be manually defrosted at least once per month. The defrost meltwater should drain to the pan under the freezer where it evaporates naturally.
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According to p.13 of the [link|https://www.searspartsdirect.com/manual/63y9iyqigg-003204/lg-lrofc0605v-00-upright-freezer-parts|user manual] the freezer should be ''manually defrosted'' at least once per month. The defrost meltwater should drain to the pan under the freezer where it evaporates naturally.
This removes the ice from the evaporator coils, which builds up over time. No doubt the layer of ice is contributing to the humidity.
@celiab
How often do you defrost the freezer?
According to p.13 of the [https://www.searspartsdirect.com/manual/63y9iyqigg-003204/lg-lrofc0605v-00-upright-freezer-parts|user manual] the freezer should be manually defrosted at least once per month. The defrost meltwater should drain to the pan under the freezer where it evaporates naturally.
This removes the ice from the evaporator coils, which builds up over time. No doubt the layer of ice is contributing to the humidity.