“I bought a refrigerator last week. I didn't use ice water or ice. Why is the outlet dripping every day?”
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Hi there, Susan. We understand your concern about water dripping from the outlet of your LG LRSDS2706S refrigerator despite not using ice or water. There are a few potential causes for this, and we'd like to help you troubleshoot: Check the Water Filter – If the water filter is not installed correctly or if a non-LG filter is used, it may cause leaks. Inspect the O-rings at the end of the filter for cracks or improper seating. If damaged, replacing the filter should resolve the issue. Inspect the Ice Maker – If the ice maker is turned off, any remaining ice inside may slowly melt, causing water to drip. Ensure the ice maker is fully turned on or remove any ice buildup in the ice bin and chute. Examine the Water Reservoir (If Applicable) – For units with a serial number starting with 809TR or earlier, check the water lines in the left door behind the bottom shelf. If two black lines are visible on the tubing, push the water line into the fitting until only one black line is partially visible to prevent leaks. LG Refrigerator - How to Troubleshoot a Leak Inside the Fridge - https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/lg-refrigerator-how-to-troubleshoot-a-leak-inside-the-fridge--1337885189181 If the issue persists, please send us a private message on @LGUSSupport, and we’ll be happy to assist further. We appreciate your patience! —Renzo
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