LG Refrigerator RF Error Code: DIY Fan Motor Replacement & Repair Guide

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on addressing the 'lg rf error code' and related issues you might encounter with your LG refrigerator! If you've seen the lg refrigerator rf error code, the lg refrigerator e rf error code, or simply wondering what the lg refrigerator rf code implies, you're in the right place. We dive deep into understanding the root of these error messages and also take a look at common problems with the lg refrigerator dc fan motor.
But that's not all! We also provide a hands-on demonstration on how to replace the lg refrigerator fan motor making this a great resource for those interested in DIY refrigerator repair. Whether you're a homeowner seeking solutions for your appliance or someone venturing into appliance repair training, our video aims to be a comprehensive and user-friendly resource.
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[@ian5852]

Thanks for this. I kept replacing the wrong fan (in the freezer). Mine was completely frozen! Defrosted it and it works great now. Do you know what would cause it to freeze up like that? No other codes popped up before this.

[@amigajoe]

Thanks for the video. What happens if I don't replace it. Is it the type of thing where it might stop spinning tomorrow, or it might work fine (just noisy) for six months or whatever?

[@onlineappliancetech]

It's always best to replace it sooner rather than later to avoid any potential issues.

[@buddyfoster6698]

I have the same fridge. My same fan is not running, I also noticed it looks like the fan at the top of the module (behind the air filter) is not running either. Do you think it is as simple as replacing the same fan motor you did? What I mean is is there any chance that if one wasn't running the other would stop? Or do you think it could be a relay or thermistor of some sort?

[@Australia106]

@@buddyfoster6698 did you find the answer to your question because I have the same thing

[@buddyfoster6698]

@@Australia106 unfortunately no. Well maybe. This was my parents fridge. They called a guy and he said it was the compressor. I wasn’t around to go over everything so I can’t say I’m fully confident in his answer. They ended up just getting a new refrigerator. Wish I could’ve been more help.