LFX31925ST LG Refrigerator evaporator fan for the refrigerator is not blowing in the cold air

[f250]

Model Number

LFX31925ST

Brand

LG

Age

6-10 years

I have the same refrigerator. In april 2020 mine stopped cooling, an LG authorized repair technician from 100 miles away replaced my compressor, and both evaporators my cost $450now only freezer works. I put a new main board in $200 still no refrigerator, but freezer works good. I have determined that the evaporator fan for the refrigerator is not blowing in the cold air, but will work in the test mode. What could keep the fan from coming on?? I have a good working freezer now,and $ invested now $650 Please help...

 

[Jake]

We need the complete model number of your refrigerator first.

Click here: Appliance Parts

Then you will see a link that says: How to find a model number.

I'm moving your post to your own thread too.

Jake

 

[f250]

LFX31925ST french door

 

[Jake]

Thanks!

Here's the service manual for your model: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzvgAyLTSh14TmxCOC1IT0JkREk/view?usp=sharing

On page 31 it explains what to check and test for. You will need a multimeter.

Here's the refrigerator fan motor for your model you can order if needed: EAU64824401 Motor,dc

Here's the PCB(Control Board) for your model you can order if needed, its located in the back of your refrigerator, that's where you will check the REFRIGERATOR Fan motor voltage on CONNECTOR 6--->PINS 3 2 1 from step 4 on page 31.

EBR75234703 Pcb Assembly,main


Let us know what you find.

Jake

 

[f250]

I have replaced the PCB, and the fan blows in cold air while in test mode only. I am assuming that the fan motor is good. Thanks

 

[Jake]

Only way to tell is do that test above.

Test mode does not matter, real time matters.

Jake

 

[f250]

Tried checking today, not very good with multimeter. Trying to touch the small pins behind connector 6 hard to do, readings all over the place. when opening a door on refrigerator you can hear a fan running while holding button in as if door is closed, but no air movement. I put my original PCB back in since the technician had programmed it for the new compressor. I`m wondering if he didn`t put it back together correctly after replacing both evaporators?? I have a good working freezer section, maybe I need to give up and use it like that. Thanks

 

[Jake]

You can use this safety pin trick for the meter leads:

 

[f250]

Thank You.

 

[Jake]

Your welcome.

Jake