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Longhorn20  
#1 Posted : Sunday, February 21, 2010 1:19:39 PM(UTC)
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the fuse in my LG refrigerator burned out and i have had the hardest time tracking down a new fuse. The fuse is soldered to the circuit board and rather than pay $180 for a new circuit board with the fuse... i figured i would simply desolder the old fuse and solder in a replacement. Problem is... i can't find it anywhere. It lists (250V/9A, 125V/15A)... which i take as meaning i could use either one. I have been mostly looking for a 15Amp 125 Volt fuse but can't seem to track it down... plus i don't know the difference between a fast acting fuse, a slow burn fuse, a ceramic fuse, etc. Also if i install a 15A 250V ceramic fuse... will that work just was well?
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magician59  
#2 Posted : Monday, February 22, 2010 8:25:25 AM(UTC)
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First it would be prudent to find out what caused the fuse to blow in the first place.
Longhorn20  
#3 Posted : Monday, February 22, 2010 9:38:07 AM(UTC)
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that is a good point... I thought about that and the possibility of the fuse blowing out again if there is another underlying problem. Unfortunately, I don't quite know how to go about figuring out if there is another issue that caused the fuse to burn out.

any suggestions?
magician59  
#4 Posted : Monday, February 22, 2010 11:46:25 AM(UTC)
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I'll research this for you; but perhaps an LG expert might pick up on this and recognize a problem characteristic I'm unfamiliar with.
smgreve  
#5 Posted : Wednesday, January 26, 2011 4:33:25 PM(UTC)
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I found an economical repair for the blown fuse problem that seems to be quite common on LG brands and GE brands. Please contact me if interested.
richard n  
#6 Posted : Monday, January 6, 2014 4:20:45 AM(UTC)
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what is the fix for blown fuse for lg lfc 23760 refrigerator
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