Bottom Freezer question

Take the bottom door off take racks out as well as the tracks of racks then use the flat head screw driver to take out fan cover then un screw back panel and take it off then you can defrost it. Won't be easy

This always happens when you don't have 'FROST-FREE' refrigerator. Unplug the power cord or switch off the freezer for about one hour or more when lots of frost stacks (maybe weekly). Turn down the cold lavel to 2-3 instead of higher if there are not so many items in the freezer.

You need to unfreeze the drain at the back bottom of the freezer section. Pull out the bottom wire rack, and you'll see a small drain hole. Use a turkey baster and put hot water down it. If you have the manual, it has instructions.

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Hello,

• 
  Take food out of freezer
• Take rack out
• Take out any ice cube racks
  
• Remove ice accumulated in the bottom of the compartment (I used a hammer)
  
• Unscrew the back panel inside the freezer compartment
• You won't be able to remove the panel right away because of the plastic duct is mated to the bottom of the freezer compartment.
  
• Lift the panel up to unmate the duct and the bottom, and pull the top end of the panel toward you. Don't pull too hard because there are electrical wires attached to it.
  
• Disconnect the wires and remove the panel / duct.
  
• I saw an accumulation of ice and a hole.
  
• Remove whatever ice you can.
  
• Pour boiling water into the hole to remove ice inside the hole.
  
• You'll know you've succeeded when water runs easily down the hole.
  
• The water should collect underneath the fridge - there is a grille that you can remove (Just pull) and you'll see a pan where the water is collecting.
  

I just did this so I'm not sure if it will happen again ...

Good luck

CHECK MICRO/ SW WIRES @ FREEZER INSIDE THE CABINET COULD BE LOSE

I have had the same issues. I have owned my LFX25960 for 18 months. All the cooling, noise, and condensation problems are related to 2 fans. One for the freezer/refrigerator compartments and One for the Ice Maker. The fans, apparently, are not sufficient to move enough air through the coils located behind a plastic panel in the freezer compartment. The part numbers for my fans are 1. Ice Maker 4681JB1029E and Refrig/Freezer 4681JK1004E. It is not impossible, but fairly difficult to replace them yourself. You have to remove the large slide out freezer drawer and glides. Then work the back freezer panel loose from the bottom. Be careful not to break it. It is plastic.
Routine maintenance: Pull the refrig out from the wall and blow-out the coils and fan located on the lower right rear. You might find it easier to do this by removing the cover on the lower, back of the refrig.

I turned up the temperature in the freezer and the refrigerator. The next day the water was flowing.
Thanks for your time.

Sherry Piper

the freezer heater needs replacing, it goes bad often, it's inside the freezer after you remove the racks remove the back panel the heater is located at the bottom of the condenser. it's about $50.00.

check the thermastat with power off remove one wire on the thermastat and read across the two terminals of the thermastat with an ohm or resistance meter if set to highest setting on the thermastat you should get a resistance reading if you don not the thermastat is vad