LG LRFD21855 Stainless Steel French Door Refrigerator "water keeps freezing refrigator" Questions

...freezing everything in the lower section . Since the water line runs thru the freezer door , too cold in the freezer section , will cause the water in the line to freeze . I would also suggest ...

...cup of water in the refrig. 2)start with the coolest setting and move 1 setting every 24 hrs. until it up until it freezing the water. 3) coolest you can get but not freezing the refrig... hope is ...

water from freezing we have to set the refrige temp to 40 degrees, but find that temp not cold enough. Water can be found on bottom floor inside refrige where bottom bin is and it is partially frozen.

...freezing (water, eggs, etc) I raised the temp until it read 46 degrees (any higher is off). This refrig is incased in cabinet system... could this cause a problem??? There is an internal door between ...

...back off - it is rivieted any suggestions? Yes, let the unit thaw out, and replace that thin wire. it's called a drain heater, it simply keeps the water from freezing before it gets out the

hose and fittings cutting the hose to size. if you are in cold weather i would recommend using the heater wires that are wrapped arount the old tube. they keep the water from freezing. hope this helps

..., the piece the wall water line connects to on the refrig . Ge also has a dispensor heater , pt # WR49X10173 , with instructions , to keep this freezing from happening again , if this is the problem

...keeps freezing up. We clean it out and it works for awhile, sometimes days, yesterday we cleaned it out twice but it froze a third time. Any ideas as to why? solenoid is letting water leak by in the ...

Water freezing at bottom of refrigerator/Temperature not right We have a PSS26NSTD SS GE Profile, the temperature control is set at 1 for the freezer and at 42 for the refrigerator, it always keeps ...

water line to the icemaker keeps freezing and clogging up Replace the water valve behind the refrig . The tube , freezes up , due to " seeping " , which means , the valve doesn't close completely , ...