LG LFDS22520S ASTCNA4

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20231106-F65CB-2147344172. Matched catalog product: LG LFDS22520S ASTCNA4. Source model text: LFDS2252SOS/01. Incident: I have an LG french door, bottom freezer Model #LFDS22520S that is 5 yrs old last month. In mid Sept. 2022 we started finding small bits of plastic in our drinks as the ice melted. I contacted LG customer service and they offered suggestions like changing the water filter. This did not work. Problem continued and I ended up replacing the ice maker. When I replaced it I was able to see that the coasting inside the tray was peeling away and assumed this was the cause. Now a year later I am having the same problem. I believe there should be a recall on this part. Who knows the health issues involved in swallowing these bits.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20250609-D3377-2147330666. Matched catalog product: LG LFDS22520S ASTCNA4. Source model text: LFDS22520S.ASTCNA0. Incident: I am reporting a safety and functionality failure of an LG French Door Refrigerator, Model LFDS22520S.ASTCNA0, Serial 008MRKU2J373, purchased in 2020. The unit experienced complete compressor failure on June 1, 2025.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20240824-5E821-2147336955. Severity: No Incident, No Injury. Product: LG LFDS22520S ASTCNA4 (Bottom Freezer Refrigerator, stainless steel finish, French doors, water dispenser,). Incident: I purchased an LG refrigerator, model# LFDS22520S, on 11/12/22. The fridge stopped working and tripped the AFCI breaker in my home, and continued to trip different breaker after plugging into different outlets. After some troubleshooting and a technical breakdown of the fridge I found what was causing the fridge to continuously trip the breaker. I found a broken shorting wire in the Front Plate Assembly (flapper), part# AGU73767912, of the fridge. I have pictures of broken wire. The flapper piece is between the two french doors of the fridge, it continuously gets banged when fridge door is closed. Not every time but maybe 10% of the time. Having the fridge for a year and half was enough time to cause this failure. I called LG customer service and they would not replace this part since it is out their 1 year warranty period. I explained to them that not only is this a new product and shouldn't be breaking but this is a health and hazard safety risk. Arcing inside a door can cause a fire or possibly shock someone.