LG GSL360ICEV Owner's Manual page 81

Symptoms
Did you open the door
It is difficult to open
right after you closed
the appliance door.
it?
Are front leveling legs
Door mullion does
extended, appliance
not fold in and out
level, and doors
properly.
aligned?
Did you store hot food
without cooling it first?
Did you leave the
appliance door open?
There is condensation
inside the appliance
Do you open and close
or on the bottom of
the appliance door too
the vegetable drawer
frequently?
cover.
Did you put warm
or moist food inside
without sealing it in a
container?
Doors may not be
closed properly?
Did you store hot food
without cooling it first?
Frost has formed in the
Is the air entry or
freezer compartment.
exit of the freezer
compartment blocked?
Is the freezer
compartment
overfilled?
Reason
• If you try to open the appliance door within
one minute after you closed it, you may have
difficulties because of the pressure inside the
appliance. Try to open the appliance door again
in a few minutes so that the internal pressure
stabilizes.
• Once the door baskets are filled, the doors may
become misaligned, preventing the door mullion
or the Auto Open Door function from working
properly. Extend both front leveling legs fully so
they are in firm contact with the floor. Follow the
instruction in the Door Alignment section to raise
the left appliance door until the door mullion is
once again working properly. Adjust the right
appliance door so it aligns with the left appliance
door.
• Cool the hot food first before putting it in the
fridge or freezer compartment.
• Although the condensation will disappear soon
after you close the appliance door, you can wipe
it with a dry cloth.
• Condensation can form due to the temperature
difference from the outside. Wipe out the
dampness with a dry cloth.
• Store food in a covered or sealed container.
• Check if the food item inside the appliance is
blocking the door and make sure that the door is
tightly closed.
• Cool the hot food first before putting it in the
fridge or freezer compartment.
• Make sure that air entry or exit is not blocked so
that the air can circulate inside.
• Maintain an appropriate space between items.
Solution
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