General
- Product Name: 22.7 Cu. Ft. 4-Door French Door-in-Door Counter-Depth Smart Wi-Fi Enabled Refrigerator
- Brand: LG
Other
- UPC: 048231787956

Access beverages and snacks easily with this LG French door refrigerator. Its unique door-in-door feature lets you keep frequently chosen items in the outer door for quick retrieval, and its main section has four adjustable shelves to hold large items. The freezer of this LG French door refrigerator includes six door bins and six storage compartments for flexible organization.

SmartThinQ technology: Use the LG SmartThinQ® app to control key features from anywhere. Or use the voice-activated features of Google Assistant.
Hidden hinges and auto closing door hinge: Align perfectly with any stylish kitchen design.
Electronic and touch sensitive controls: Make operation simple.
Organize contents with ease: Includes 8 cantilevered shelves, 8 foldable shelves, 8 SpillProtector tempered glass shelves, and more to provide ample space for storing items.
Tall ice & water dispensing system: For clean, fresh-tasting water.
PREMIUM LED interior lighting: Bright lights to illuminate interior.
Automatic Defrost: Helps reduce frost buildup to simplify maintenance.
Door alarm: Alerts you when the refrigerator door is accidentally left open to save energy.
Slim SpacePlus ice maker: Provides a steady supply of ice without the mess of having to refill ice trays.

Q: Does this fridge come in stainless steel?

A: Yes it is available in stainless steel and black stainless steel.

Q: Can you fit a frozen pizza in a box in either side of the freezer? We are ready to buy, but just had this afterthought.

A: Yes you can, the best way to do it it to line them up straight. this gives you room to store more items

Q: Is this refrigerator available in regular stainless steel or do you have to get black stainless?

A: Black stainless only.

Q: Is there touch up paint for the black stainless finish if it scratches?

A: Most probably. Not sure.

Q: can the freezer convert to a refrigerator or refrigerator convert to a freezer on this model?

A: No, each area can only perform one purpse

Q: can you give me the specs for the lg lnxc23766d refrigerator

A: The dimensions of the product are as follows: 70.5" x 35.9" x 29.9". Additional product specifications can be found on the product page by clicking on the link for the section that says 'Specifications.'

Customers are saying

Customers often highlight the ample freezer space and stylish design of the 22.7 Cu. Ft. 4-Door French Door-in-Door Counter-Depth Smart Wi-Fi Enabled Refrigerator. The convenient Door-in-Door feature and quiet operation are also frequently praised. Many appreciate the ease of access and functionality offered by the refrigerator's design.

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Rated 2 out of 5 stars
LG - 22.7 Cu. Ft. 4-Door French Door, Door-in-Door
This was a very expensive unit. I purchased it because it was counter depth and had all of the features that I wanted (door in door, multiple drawers in freezer and ice cube maker). I moved into a new home last September and the refrigerator was installed shortly afterwards. I had no problems and really thought I the price I paid was worth it. However, I began to have issues in late May when I noticed that there was frost beginning to accumulate on one of the freezer doors. The frost increased until I had about an inch of frost/ice accumulation. The unit was still covered by warranty with LG but I had an extended warranty with Best Buy so I called the Geek Squad. They replaced the seal in the door but the next day frost began to accumulate again. I made a second call and they came again. The Squad tech came again and after he made two calls to HQ tech center and also LG said he would have to order additional parts and that I might want to call LG for a second opinion. I called LG but they gave me some very typical trouble shooting ideas which I had already tried so now I am waiting for the Geek Squad to come back tomorrow. Given the money I spent for the refrigerator (almost $3K), I am beginning to question my purchase. If they cannot fix the problem tomorrow, I would expect a replacement refrigerator or a refund of my money so i can buy a different unit. I have attached pictures of my refrigerator and the current frost/ice level
Posted 7 years ago by JohnR
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Awesome freezer with very simple water dispenser
I really like the two door freezer where I can organize frozen food and easily access them with handy drawer shelves. The door-in-door feature is also convenient for reaching drinks and condiments. The only downside for me is the water dispenser. It is SLOW and I have to push the lever back the whole time I wait for water to fill. My previous refrigerator (Kitchenaid) had a feature that allowed me to press one button and it would dispense a certain amount of water. I could put my glass down, press a button and simply wait or even come back to fetch it later. I wish this pricy LG refrigerator had such feature. The water dispenser is too simple.
Posted 7 years ago by JHLS
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Best of all worlds in a fridge
Our old French door fridge was 26 cft LG and lasted nearly 10 years. One thing I didn't want in another fridge was the big freezer drawer where everything got lost. When I saw this fridge's design, I knew it was what I wanted. The lesser size was concern, but I figured it would mean less food sitting the back of the fridge and being forgotten. So far, that's been the case and it's been a money saver. The design overall is great. There are really only two things I don't like about this refrigerator: 1) the two small storage areas in the bottom of the fridge are useful for lunch meat or cheese, but the sliding lids stick a lot.; 2) you cannot open any of the drawers (in the top fridge or bottom freezer) all the way without fully opening the doors. I can live with these minor inconveniences for all the great convenience of finding my food quickly without digging around things.
Posted 7 years ago by RemoteWorker