LG LFX25976SW 24.7 cu. ft. French Door Refrigerator - White

by LG

Product Description

Summary Door Type Total Capacity Refrigerator Capacity Freezer Capacity Size (w X H X D With Door Open) Energy Star Qualified Color Ice & Water Dispenser Display Type Slim Spaceplus&trade Ice System Water Filtration System Multi-air Flow Cooling Temperature Controls Temperature Sensors Lodecibel&trade Operation Door Alarm Led Interior Light Child Lock French 3-door 24.7 Cu. Ft. 17.6 Cu. Ft. 7.1 Cu. Ft. 44 1/4" X 69 3/4" X 46 1/2" Yes Smooth White Yes Led (temperature R/f, Ice & Water, Child Lock, Iceplus&trade , Water Filter Status) Yes Compact Filter Lt700p Yes Electronic 5 Yes Yes Yes Yes Refrigerator No. Of Shelves Folding Shelf Slide-out Shelves Cantilevered Shelves Shelf Construction Crisper Bins Glide N'' Serve&trade Drawer Refrigerator Light 4 Split 1 3 Yes Spill Protector&trade Tempered Glass 2 Humidity Crispers / 1 Bonus Drawer Yes Premium Led Refrigerator Door No. Of Shelves/bin Dairy Corner/bin 6 (2 Adjustable Gallon Size) Yes Freezer Drawers Durabase&trade Solid Drawer Base Divider Iceplus&trade Ice Bin Freezer Light Freezer Door Bin 2 Yes Yes Yes Yes 60w 1 Tilt Materials And Finishes Foam Door Insulation Contour Door Hidden Hinges Toe Grille Surface Back Handles Available Colors Yes Yes Yes Yes Coated Metal Flush & Metal Cover Over Mechanical Parts Matching Commercial Handles Smooth Black, Stainless Steel Dimensions/clearances/weight Depth With Handles Depth Without Handles Depth Without Door Depth (total With Door Open) Height To Top Of Case Height To Top Of Door Hinge Width Width (door Open 90° With Handle) Width (door Open 90° Without Handle) Door Edge Clearance With Handle Door Edge Clearance Without Handle Installation Clearance Weight (product) Weight (shipping) Carton Dimensions (wxhxd) 34 1/4" 31 3/4" 27 7/8" 46 1/2" 68 3/8" 69 3/4" 35 3/4" 44 1/4" 39 1/4" 4 1/2" 1 3/4" Sides 1/8", Top 1", Back 1" 324 Lbs. 377 Lbs. 38" X 73" X 37"

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

30 of 32 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars Nice design, unhappy ending March 28, 2011

By Louis J. Perna

I bought this LG french door refrigerator (with ice & water in the door) in July of 2008. It's design (especially coveted the ice/water shelf for pichers) and energy star standing coupled with price (not bought at Amazon) led to choosing LG. Immediately the ice dispenser began jamming, a regular occurrence onward. I experimented with different size cubes but that had no impact on the jamming. We use the ice dispenser multiple times daily. It soon was clear to me the failing was a design fault not a mechanical failure. We previouly had for 19 years an in the door dispenser that had never once failed-it was an auger type that occupied the top left shelf in the refrigerator. The LG is totally in the door and basically relies on gravity to feed the ice. A few months later we got notice that the Energy Star rating did not apply to this refrigerator after all. LG offered a repair or monthly check up to a total of $170. I wrote back that since they had miss represented the refrigerator and the Energy Star rating was a major factor in my purchase choice I wanted the refrigerator replaced. I never heard back from them. After about 2 years of use the temperature control became erratic. Faced with a joice of repair or replace (and really frustrated with the ice dispenser and their refusal to respond to my request for a replacement refrigerator) I choose to replace the LG. As of last Friday, I own a similar Samsung refrigerator (although is is 4 cubic feet larger inside thru design efficiencies). After realizing LG was not going to respond to my request, I began purging LG possesions. I first got rid of my LG cell phone, replacing it with a Motorola. Next will be my LG Blue Ray player.

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars Icemaker problem July 30, 2012

By TD

Ice dispenser jammed most of the time , especially after we used the " crush " feature then switch to " cube" .
The icemaker isself is a bad design . The motor actually turn and twist the ice tray to release ice ( not like the other model which heat up the tray to release ice ). After so many twist and turn, the wire harness which connect to the temp sensor underneath the ice tray broke internally rending the icemaker inop .
If you live in the region with hard water ( Ft Myers, FL as an example ) then the calcification with stick to the ice tray which ,in turn, to cause at least half the amount of ice cubes stick to the tray ,only half of them drop down to the ice bin. This also cause the icemaker mechanism to go bad when its motor try too hard to twist the tray ... end up stripping the gear inside . Within 2 1/2 years ... I had to replace the icemaker twice
Ice bin too small, not enough ice for family of 4 in a hot summer days unless you empty the ice into a bucket which locate in freezer compartment. I'll never recommend this model to anyone

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful

2.0 out of 5 stars Over-hyped, not worth the price July 5, 2012

By Charleen McKeever

Bought this frig 1 1/2 years ago. It was during the time LG was selling them for around $1300.00 at Home Depot.Retail was $2400.00 We have only
used this frig for about 5 months because it is used in a cottage we shut down during the winter.The best thinf about the frig is it's looks.
The frig temperature runs about 5 degrees
warmer than the readout states. Chilled water isn't cold enough.When you try and get ice, the auger runs but it takes up to a minute to fill a glass with ice.And now the icemaker quit making ice altogether. Nothing. Not a single cube.We use this frig mostly on weekends.It gets very little use.We are very disappionted with this frig and LG won't be a choice when buying future products.