LG LFXS26973S Bulb Replacement
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Last updated on Oct 30, 2023
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Refrigerators are an essential appliance in every home. Replacing a light bulb is an easy task, but your safety should be the top priority nonetheless. There are numerous repair guides online on sites like YouTube, The Spruce, and individual manufacturing companies. However, these sources lack the actual troubleshooting steps and/or are too lengthy for the audience’s liking. In this guide, you will be provided with an all-inclusive and simple solution for at-home maintenance.
Before getting started it is important to know the difference between a regular light bulb and a refrigerator light bulb. refrigerator light bulbs are usually transparent or colored; are more durable to the refrigerator’s environment and more filaments are found on them to prevent any possible shocks. If you were feeling a bit hesitatant, this should have cleared it. Now, let’s move on!
What you need
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Screw-in the new lightbulb.
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Check to ensure it has been screwed in all the way.
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Turn the light switch on.
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Close the refrigerator door and open it to check if the light bulb is now working.
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The complete guide will mention that unplugging the refrigerator is optional however, it is recommended completing this step to ensure optimal safety.
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