LG LSXC22326
✓ VERIFIEDRefrigerator
Typical LG LSXC22326 repair jobs and what they cost.
Repair
What’s involved
DIY
Parts
Labor
DIY
Advanced DIY
What’s involved
The technician isolates the failed dispenser switch, auger drive, door motor, or chute part and replaces the defective assembly.
Parts
Dispenser paddle / microswitch
$20–$60
Water inlet valve
$40–$150
Ice dispenser auger motor
$80–$200
Dispenser control board / user interface
$120–$250
Labor
$125–$325
Dispenser Switch / Auger Motor
The technician isolates the failed dispenser switch, auger drive, door motor, or chute part and replaces the defective assembly.
Advanced DIY
Dispenser paddle / microswitch
$20–$60
Water inlet valve
$40–$150
Ice dispenser auger motor
$80–$200
Dispenser control board / user interface
$120–$250
$125–$325
DIY
Advanced DIY
What’s involved
Replace ice maker assembly.
Usually 2–7 days without it
Parts
Ice Maker Assembly
$80–$240
Labor
$150–$325
Ice Maker
Replace ice maker assembly. Usually 2–7 days without it
Advanced DIY
Ice Maker Assembly
$80–$240
$150–$325
DIY
Advanced DIY
What’s involved
Water pressure and valve output are checked, the frozen line is thawed if appropriate, and the failed inlet valve or tubing is replaced.
Parts
Water Inlet Valve
$75–$160
Labor
$150–$325
Water Inlet Valve
Water pressure and valve output are checked, the frozen line is thawed if appropriate, and the failed inlet valve or tubing is replaced.
Advanced DIY
Water Inlet Valve
$75–$160
$150–$325
DIY
Advanced DIY
What’s involved
The evaporator fan is checked for ice obstruction, voltage, and bearing failure, then the motor assembly is replaced.
Parts
Evaporator fan blade / impeller
$15–$60
Evaporator fan motor
$50–$160
Air damper / diffuser control
$50–$200
Labor
$150–$425
Evaporator Fan Motor
The evaporator fan is checked for ice obstruction, voltage, and bearing failure, then the motor assembly is replaced.
Advanced DIY
Evaporator fan blade / impeller
$15–$60
Evaporator fan motor
$50–$160
Air damper / diffuser control
$50–$200
$150–$425
DIY
Advanced DIY
What’s involved
The evaporator is cleared and the failed heater, defrost thermostat/sensor, or defrost control is replaced.
Parts
Defrost thermostat / evaporator defrost sensor
$25–$70
Defrost heater
$40–$110
Electronic / adaptive defrost control board
$150–$300
Labor
$125–$425
Defrost System
The evaporator is cleared and the failed heater, defrost thermostat/sensor, or defrost control is replaced.
Advanced DIY
Defrost thermostat / evaporator defrost sensor
$25–$70
Defrost heater
$40–$110
Electronic / adaptive defrost control board
$150–$300
$125–$425
DIY
Advanced DIY
What’s involved
The technician confirms supply voltage and output failures before replacing and programming the main control board.
Parts
Main Control Board
$285–$365
Labor
$150–$325
Main Control Board
The technician confirms supply voltage and output failures before replacing and programming the main control board.
Advanced DIY
Main Control Board
$285–$365
$150–$325
DIY
Advanced DIY
What’s involved
Replace cold control / thermistor.
Usually 1–3 days without it
Parts
Thermistor / temperature sensor
$25–$75
Air damper / diffuser control
$50–$200
Main electronic control board
$150–$300
Labor
$125–$325
Thermostat
Replace cold control / thermistor. Usually 1–3 days without it
Advanced DIY
Thermistor / temperature sensor
$25–$75
Air damper / diffuser control
$50–$200
Main electronic control board
$150–$300
$125–$325
DIY
Advanced DIY
What’s involved
The condenser airflow path is cleaned and the failed fan motor or blade is replaced.
Parts
Condenser Fan Motor
$50–$85
Labor
$150–$325
Condenser Fan Motor
The condenser airflow path is cleaned and the failed fan motor or blade is replaced.
Advanced DIY
Condenser Fan Motor
$50–$85
$150–$325
DIY
Easy DIY
What’s involved
The door is aligned and the worn gasket is replaced and formed for a full perimeter seal.
Parts
Door Gasket
$70–$150
Labor
$125–$250
Door Gasket
The door is aligned and the worn gasket is replaced and formed for a full perimeter seal.
Easy DIY
Door Gasket
$70–$150
$125–$250
DIY
Technician job
What’s involved
Replace compressor / sealed-system repair.
Usually 3–14 days without it
Parts
Compressor
$340–$460
Evaporator assembly / refrigerant leak
$250–$525
Labor
$500–$850
Compressor
Replace compressor / sealed-system repair. Usually 3–14 days without it
Technician job
Compressor
$340–$460
Evaporator assembly / refrigerant leak
$250–$525
$500–$850
Easy DIY: basic tools, under an hour. Moderate: some disassembly. Advanced: experience with the machine's internals. Technician: sealed-system, electrical or tub-split work.
Parts prices don’t move much across the country; labor does. If a technician supplies the part, expect 40–50% on top of the part price.
ApplianceEdge assessments — lifespans, repair values, and reliability notes — are our editorial opinions, built from documented third-party sources: owner reports, industry pricing data, manufacturer literature, and official records. They describe patterns across a product family, not any individual machine; your experience may differ. Recall information links directly to official CPSC notices. We accept no payment from manufacturers, and no brand influences what we publish.