When it comes to LG refrigerator problems, model LFC22760 should be avoided like the plague. Many consumers from around the United States and Canada have reported that not only have they lost hundreds of dollars from spoiled food but they have actually been injured and were afraid that their house may have burned to the ground by this LG refrigerator.
Losing money from spoiled food is one matter but actually getting hurt and wondering if your house may have been burned takes it to a whole new level.
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What is the main culprit that has caused the uproar?
A problem with the lightbulb.
Most people take the lightbulb in their refrigerator for granted until it blows and you can't see your food anymore, which really is not that often for most models. Doing so with this LG unit can cause you some major headaches and, in some cases, severe pain.
Many customers state that this particular LG refrigerator problem is that the light bulb does not always turn off when the door is shut. This causes food to spoil prematurely and can run up the food bill in a hurry. While that is certainly a costly "pain in the butt", it pales in comparison to what else can happen.
Other customers have reported that because the light stays on, it heats up to the point that they have been burned reaching in to pull milk or other groceries out. (Ouch!)
Whether this LG refrigerator problem came to light (no pun intended) because of spoiled food or from getting hurt, once consumers did some trouble shooting, they made some startling discoveries.
The light, from staying on constantly, heated up to the point where either the casing that held the lightbulb was almost completely black, or worse, had melted the plastic cover. Obviously, this caused panic and fear that the refrigerator could have easily caused a fire that would damage or completely destroy their homes.
This LG refrigerator problem has become serious enough that there is a class action suit being filed in the State of New Jersey and many consumers have filed complaints with Consumer Affairs.
Cyber Monday Haier MWM12001SCGSS 1-1/5-Cubic-Foot 1000-Watt Grill and Convection Microwave Oven, Stainless Steel 2011 Deals
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Cyber Monday Haier MWM12001SCGSS 1-1/5-Cubic-Foot 1000-Watt Grill and Convection Microwave Oven, Stainless Steel Feature
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- 12-2/5-inch glass turntable; "30 Seconds" option; audible tones; wire baking rack included
- Measures approximately 15 by 20 by 13 inches
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