LG LFC23760ST Side by Side Bottom - Slow Blow or fast blow fuse?

You can use a blow drier or just leave it open. Either way, it would be best to transfer your frozen foods into a cooler.

No need to buy a new main control board !
The problem is mainly from the fuse that soldered in the main control board, go to buy a "125V 15A or 250V 15A" fuse ($5.00 a pack of 5 pcs), cut the burnt fuse from the board, re-soldered the new fuse into the board, the refrigerator work again. you save $80 for the labour cost of the technician and $180 for the cost of a new main board.

freezer works but refrigerator does not work the light are on and it deeps .lgc2376ost.

Sounds like a hole in water line. Shouldnt be too much to fix. Hardst part is finding the hole

Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.

The defect that caused the fuse to blow, is still their. and you still have the problem that caused the fuse to blow...i assume the board is defective and will have to be replaced..but the main problem, still has to be found.

i suggest you contact a repair company..

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Hi,
You have a shorted wire.... you will know where it is because it will have a black burnt spot there...
Fix that and you will be okay...

heatman101

The making of ice may speed up a bit after the whole unit interior and insulation is cooled down.

You have a blown fuse on the main board. It can be replaced with a new 20 amp glass fuse using a soldering iron. Remove the cover and check the fuse if it is burned that is your problem

You have a blown fuse on the line incoming voltage circut. Remove the main board cover on the back and look for a glass metal ends 20 amp fuse. You can remove the fuse carefully with a soldering iron and solder a new one back in and you will be running again!

Fuse1 blown, replace it with a pigtail 250V, 15A fuse. It's soldered on the board, so it's not that straight forward.