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LG LFCC22426S 22.8 Cu. Ft. French Door Counter-Depth Refrigerator

3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 27 ratings

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Product Dimensions 38"D x 73"W x 37"H
Brand LG
Capacity 23 Cubic Feet
Configuration French Door
Color Silver
Installation Type Counter-Depth
Finish Type Matte
Door Material Type Stainless Steel
Form Factor French Door
Specification Met Energy Star
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Energy Star 22.8 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth French Door Refrigerator with Freezer Drawer in PrintProof Stainless Steel

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3.7 out of 5 stars
3.7 out of 5
27 global ratings
Linear Compressors fail in under 5 Years , Far Less than the 10 Year Warranty
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Linear Compressors fail in under 5 Years , Far Less than the 10 Year Warranty
I spent 2087.79 for their refrigerator which promised a TEN YEAR WARRANTY on their compressors. It failed in 4 years, 8 months. It would cost me more than 500.00 to get it repaired with another one of their defective compressors. I could buy a whole new fridge from someone else for that.LG doesnt stand behind their products and I will never buy anything from them again.
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Rick
5.0 out of 5 stars Has a secret air filter slot
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2021
This refrigerator has a secret air filter slot that is hidden behind the "Multi Air Flow" panel in the back.

It fits a standard LT120F activated charcoal filter -- grab any generic one and then twist the panel in the rear top of the fridge counter clockwise.
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Audrey Cienki
1.0 out of 5 stars Stopped working after 2-1/4 years
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2021
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7/11/2023-We really did like it until 2 years and 3 months later the compressor died. And LG is horrible with their customer service and product support. First they spent almost 2 weeks trying to decide how to fix it-sent them the Amazon invoice and the refrigerator information. Then they asked for the bill of sale with the sales tax info. Then they asked for the seller’s emblem (no, I don’t know why). Then they decide to send it to a ‘special unit’ for review which asks for all of the paperwork again. Finally they decide that they will give us a refund through their ‘Return Authorization Unit’ but we have to send them all of the paperwork again, send them a picture of a label from inside the refrigerator AND not dispose of the refrigerator for 14 days following completion of the refund process, which means that the delivery men of our new ‘not LG’ refrigerator cannot take the broken LG. So LG leaves 2 elderly people stuck with a broken appliance and no easy/inexpensive way to dispose of it. I will never buy another LG product!
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C. McGovern
4.0 out of 5 stars Does not get cool enough - wrong dimension
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2022
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Four days after turning it on, the refrigerator will not get below 39 degrees even though it is set for 33 degrees. It stays mostly around 40 - 42. The freezer stays around 3 and is set at 0. The LFCC 22426 is listed as 69 3/4 inch to the top of the hinge. It is actually 70 inch which is the height of my cabinet so it does not slide in. I tried to adjust the front rollers but the adjustment nut will not turn enough to lower the fridge. The left door is taller than the right door and it too will not adjust as the instructions indicate. The LG video shows a woman very easily turning the adjustment nuts - don't believe it. Otherwise the fridge is big and bright inside and is a pleasure from our old fridge.
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William
1.0 out of 5 stars Never buy from Appliance Giant!
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2021
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This seller cannot be trusted. We were sent a dangerously defective refrigerator. LG sent an official repair person thinking it was a manufacturing defect.

The LG rep said it was clear the seller had attempted to refurbish a used product and sell it as new. In the secret refurb, Appliance Giant had burned through a coolant line, causing a dangerous leak and turning our new refrigerator into a live bomb.
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Jane
1.0 out of 5 stars A $1,895 Lemon From The Moment It Was Installed
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023
Within hours of its installation, our brand new LG LFCC22426S started building up massive amounts of frost in the freezer. Yes, the door was shut all the way. On closer inspection, there seemed to be a gap in the seal. We then began a long series of texts, phone calls, and online portals until a LG technician came out after two weeks. He was pathetically clueless. He told us to unplug the unit, let it defrost with the doors open, and then plug is back in. We told him then and there that that made no sense, but we did it all the same. Again, frost immediately built up in the freezer. LG's warranty is garbage. It requires three technician visits -- which again, took two weeks to schedule the first visit -- before it will replace the unit. The vendor will allow us to return it, so we'll go that route and dump LG. We spent nearly $7,000 on LG appliances while remodelling our home, but we'll never spend another penny on LG.
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Legally Curious
1.0 out of 5 stars Too Bad There Is No Zero Star Rating
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2023
My new french door refrigerator freezer motor sounded odd from the get-go, and completely stopped cooling 4 months after being placed in service. The refrigerator came with a standard Magnuson-Moss repair-or-replace warranty. Upon contacting GE I got onto a customer service do loop, in that the website asked for my zip code and then said I need to call GE, and the customer service ARU would not do anything other than text me the website address. When I finally reached a person, she acknowledged my "urgent" (her word) situation and passed me to a customer "advocate," the first in a long line of recorded messages and unhelpful GE employees I reached after long waits on hold. This advocate advised that GE had no one to help me in my area (house is in a small town). I naively thought this meant they would locate a service provider and would actually do so, because honorable people and companies do what they say they will do, particularly when they say it in writing. Over the next two weeks and 19 telephone calls, all involving wait times, GE sending someone to the wrong address in the wrong town, GE advising me two different times of companies who would be handling the service call who had never heard from GE and who did not service GE appliances at all, GE finally admitted that it would not service my appliance and had no intention of replacing it. So, two weeks wasted, with no refrigerator over the holiday season, and I was left with a dead refrigerator and on my own to solve the problem. It would have been possible, at some expense, to send a repair person from a nearby town, or to simply ship a new refrigerator, so the obvious conclusion is that GE does not honor its written warranties if it determines that to be expensive. I contacted GE executives directly and got the purchase price less delivery charges reimbursed, and of course got no sympathy for being left to dispose of the worthless GE refrigerator I'd been left with.
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