At a Glance
If the refrigerator is powered off, ice and food from the freezer or ice maker may thaw.
If the ice maker door is open or not fully closed, warm air from outside may enter and cause the ice to melt or create condensation.
If the ice maker is turned off, cold air from the freezer cannot flow into the ice maker, resulting in the ice melting.
Due to this, water may accumulate on the floor of the refrigerator, or water droplets may drip from the bottom of the freezer door.
Try This
Check if the refrigerator is powered off.
➔ Plug in the power cord if it is disconnected. If the refrigerator still does not turn on request a service visit.
Ensure that the ice maker door is completely closed.
➔ If the ice maker is within the freezer, check if the ice maker was closed all day or if cold air is escaping, causing the freezer to lose its appropriate freezing temperature.
The display will not turn on if the connector between the door and the main body is disconnected.
If the door has been disassembled and reassembled while moving or relocating the product, ensure that the connector joining the door and the main body are properly connected.
Use a [+] shaped screwdriver to remove the cover located above the door and check if the door connector is connected to the main body.
This guide was created for all models, so the images or content may be different from your product.
