Fridges from LG have long been in high demand in many price categories. The brand has been selling in Chennai for more than a dozen years, so the masters of the LG fridge service center in Chennai have some advice. These tips are dictated by work experience, identification of the main shortcomings in the design, as well as several innovations in the design and functionality of the company in recent years.
Should you buy LG fridges?
Without a doubt, LG equipment is one of the most reliable in the Chennai market. In terms of the number of innovations, LG fridges are not inferior to the devices of their compatriots from Samsung, or to brands from Europe. For example, the company actively installs inverter compressors in fridges. And not only in premium-class models, but also in budget models. After that, the company implemented the installation of linear-type compressors. The principle of their operation is slightly different from the inverter ones, but they are cheaper, and they also work economically and quietly.
Where LG fridges are assembled
The company's headquarters are in South Korea, but most of its production sites are located in both Europe and Asia. The Indian consumer most often sees fridges that are assembled in Indonesia, and the People's Republic of China. There are complaints about the quality of the latter, but they are not critical, because thanks to the centralized supply of spare parts and components, any warranty case or any malfunction can be solved by qualified craftsmen in all corners of the world, including in a special authorized LG service center in Chennai.
The no-frost freezing system, what is it?
The classic drip cooling system combines the evaporator with the walls of the device. Due to this, the consumer experiences some system shortcomings. Namely, freezing of snow and ice on the shelves of the freezer, and the walls of the main chamber. During defrosting, the engine does not work, the cooling process stops, the ice melts and flows in drops through specially designated channels, and the water is collected in a special container.
The No Frost system does not require defrosting at all. That is because the evaporator does not meet the walls, so it always remains dry. No snow and no ice. In any case, if ice does form, it will be in much smaller quantities. Defrosting of such a fridge occurs imperceptibly for the user during the operation of the fridge. It does not need to be disconnected from the power supply; the automation solves everything by itself. Such fridges are also called dry-freezing chambers.
LG also produces combined models that combine both technologies — drip and dry freezing. That is, the freezer works in dry freezing mode, while the usual chamber is built according to the drip scheme. It is these models of LG fridges that you should pay attention to - they are more economical and cheaper, and products do not dry out like in fridges with the No Frost system.
