LG LSC22991
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LG LSC22991 maintenance schedule and special situations.
Maintenance schedule
| Item | Interval | Owner action |
|---|---|---|
| Replace water filter | every 6 months | Remove the old cartridge and fit the specified replacement as directed. Follow the manual’s flushing or initial-output disposal instructions, then reset its filter indicator where specified. |
| Clean or replace a dirty or damaged door gasket | Clean or replace the gasket when the troubleshooting table identifies a dirty, worn, cracked or poorly fitted seal. | |
| Clear ice-bin or dispenser-passage blockage | Clear the blockage by the manual’s prescribed ice-bin or rubber-spatula method. Do not use sharp tools or place hands in the mechanism. | |
| Replace fresh air filter | The filter can be used for 6 months. | Switch the filter off, replace it with the white side and BACK label in the manual’s specified orientation, reinstall the cover and reset the indicator. Do not wash the filter. |
Special situations
| Item | Interval | Owner action |
|---|---|---|
| Clean ice storage bin when ice develops an odor | Empty and clean the ice storage bin when the troubleshooting guidance identifies it as the source of odor or off-taste. Follow the manual’s cleaning instructions. | |
| Clean refrigerator and freezer interiors | Regular cleaning is recommended. | Disconnect power, clean compartments with the mild cleaning solution described in the manual, rinse and dry. |
| Wipe up spills | immediately | Wipe spilled food promptly before it stains the refrigerator surfaces. |
| Clean and ventilate refrigerator before extended storage | When you plan not to operate | For storage with power off, remove food, disconnect power, clean and dry the interior, and keep doors open as the manual directs. |
| Replace fresh air filter when the Replace lamp turns on | When the Replace lamp is on | Replace the filter using the manual’s orientation and reset procedure when the lamp indicates it is due. |
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