LG Appliances29 cu ft. French Door Refrigerator with Slim Design Water Dispenser
Model#LRFWS2906S
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LG29 cu ft. French Door Refrigerator with Slim Design Water Dispenser
Model#LRFWS2906S
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$1,499.99
- Style:
- French Door: Freestanding
- Energy Star:
- Yes
- Height:
- 69 inches
- Width:
- 36 inches
- Depth:
- 36 inches
- Capacity:
- 29 cu ft
- Number Of Shelves:
- 5
- Counter Depth:
- No
- Includes Dispenser:
- Yes
- Includes Icemaker:
- Yes
- Sabbath Mode:
- Yes
- Wifi Enabled:
- No
Make Ice Without Making Ice
Our built-in icemaker automatically makes ice cubes, so that you always have ice on hand for those hot summer days or when entertaining at home.
Precision cooling to keep food fresher, longer
You go all out when it comes to choosing fresh foods for your family-LG Linear Cooling helps you keep them that way. After sensing fluctuations, it maintains temperatures within 1(degree)F of the setting to keep produce fresher and maintain full flavors.
More Chilled Water
Skip the water pitcher settings inside your fridge and reclaim that space because the dispenser holds a half gallon (8 glasses) of cool, filtered water at the ready - our largest chilled water capacity yet.
Sleek Design
Streamlined dispenser with only water (no ice) is flush and sleek while the easy-pull freezer handle and PrintProof(TM) finish offer style and convenience.
Easy in. Easy out.
The Smart Pull(R) Handle makes opening and closing the freezer quick and easy. All it takes is a simple lift of the handle for effortless access to your freezer.
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With no ice maker to take up room, take advantage of cavernous space - 29 cubic feet to be exact. This LG French Door refrigerator's wide-open shelves keep all your favorites stored and organized.
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| Energy Guide | Click here to download |
| Owner's Manual English 9,127K 12/12/2023 | Click here to download |
| Owner's Manual Spanish 23,748K 04/25/2023 | Click here to download |
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No Thinq like it says.
by Shack33
Submitted 07-02-23
clear No, I would not recommend this to a friend
lg.com
This says it has Smart Thinq but there is no way to connect to the app.
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Great refrigerator for the price
by Hayat Hotel
Submitted 06-29-23
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
lg.com
Great spacious refrigerator for my family of 3. Had mine for 3 years and have not not had any issues. Only fault is the water dispenser when used is very strong. When you use it for the first time you think its broken because it sprays the water very aggressively. It turns out its just designed like that. Weird but definitely not a deal breaker. I would recommend this refrigerator.
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Nothing But Trouble
by cole12345
Submitted 06-28-23
clear No, I would not recommend this to a friend
lg.com
My appliance was delivered on May 30 and was unable to cool the entire refrigerator compartment to the 40F or below target set by both the USDA and FDA. On June 3 I felt the fridge had had sufficient time to try to reach acceptable temperatures and I had gathered enough data that I felt comfortable reaching out to customer support for assistance. After a frustrating and fruitless experience with LGs phone support I was able to get a service call scheduled by reaching out to them on Twitter. After being required to agree to pay for the service call if the technician decided that temperatures in the 40s were normal for the refrigerator with its target temperature set to 33 I eventually got a service call scheduled for June 9. The technician arrived at the very beginning of the appointment window they provided and was very pleasant to deal with. He agreed that it wasnt performing as expected and ordered a couple of parts to try replacing to see if they would help: the multi-air duct and the assembly that included the freezer fan which blows air throughout the appliance. He scheduled a follow-up service call for June 14. During that second service call he replaced the freezer fan with the new one which comes in a box labeled that it may be remanufactured -- not exactly what I was hoping for in my brand new appliance. Shortly after he left it was clear that things had gone from bad to worse. The refrigerator compartment was getting warmer there was no air being blown out of the refrigerator vents even in test mode and a few hours later the front panel was displaying an FFE error indicating that the freezer fan was malfunctioning. The service tech wanted to give it at least 24 hours to see if if started working better but I had had enough by this point also partially as a result of the multi-duct issue discussed below. I contacted Costco the next day after getting no further contact from the LG service tech and started the process of returning the appliance. Costco was great to work with as usual Apart from the poor support experience the big concern which contributed to me returning the LG and buying a different brand is that when examining the multi-duct part thats responsible for channeling the cold air from the freezer throughout the refrigerator compartment I noticed that there appear to be fake vents for the middle and bottom shelves which are not actually connected to the source of the cold air. The vents for those lower two shelves are connected to the big box labeled Multi Air Flow at the back of the top shelf but no air is pushed through any of that central ducting the vertical red lines in the attached photo. The cold air appears to all be channeled to 3 locations: two at the back sides of the top shelf and one above the top-right door bin. The air flow at the door bin was barely perceptible with the appliance in test mode but its possible that was a symptom of the freezer fan never working properly in my unit rather than a design flaw. Lastly Ill note that there is a plastic grill along the entire front ceiling of the refrigerator to make it look like theres door cooling all the way across there but it seems unlikely that much if any air would ever come out of the left side above the door based on the way the ducting is setup. Maybe in a fully-functional refrigerator the lack of cold air being sent directly to the bottom two shelves wouldnt be a show-stopper but part of what attracted me to these LG models was the claims of more-consistent temperatures throughout the refrigerator as a by-product of their multi air flow design. What I discovered about the multi-duct construction made those claims feel like deceptive advertising. When coupled with the poor service experience and being without a functional refrigerator in our kitchen for 3 weeks I decided it was time to return this unit and get one from a different manufacturer.
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Great features
by Kim84
Submitted 06-28-23
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
lg.com
I have had this refrigerator for a month and Im so pleased with it. I can open the sores and actually see everything that is in there. My old refrigerator had such small shelves that things would get pushed to the back and forgotten about. I also love having the freezer on the bottom.
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Poor customer service
by Chan87
Submitted 06-27-23
clear No, I would not recommend this to a friend
lg.com
When doors keep open they are supposed to close slowly. For mine right door does not close the left door closes rapidly with slam sound. The unit is leveled. I contacted customer service. There is no solution.
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