LG LFX25976ST/01 refrigerator Parts

The LG LFX25976ST is a 24.7 cu. ft. French door, bottom-mount refrigerator. For the exact exterior height, width, depth, and clearance requirements for your specific unit, check the Key dimensions and specifications section in the LFX25976ST owner's manual.

What “big” usually means (capacity vs. dimensions)

Refrigerator size is commonly described two ways:

• Capacity (cu. ft.): how much food storage space you get
• Exterior dimensions: whether it fits your kitchen opening
• Clearances: space needed for airflow, door swing, and pulling drawers out
• Door depth impact: handles and door bins can affect real-world fit

Typical exterior size range for this class

Most 24 to 26 cu. ft. French door, bottom-mount refrigerators are in this general range (use your manual for exact specs):

Spec	Typical range
Width	~33 in to 36 in
Height	~68 in to 71 in
Depth (cabinet)	~30 in to 34 in
Depth (with doors/handles)	Often deeper than cabinet depth

How to measure your space correctly

We recommend measuring before ordering trim kits, planning cabinetry, or moving the refrigerator.

• Measure opening width at the front and back
• Measure height to the lowest cabinet or soffit point
• Measure depth from the back wall to the front edge of counters
• Allow clearance for door swing and freezer drawer pull-out
• Confirm you have room to remove shelves and bins for cleaning and service

Why it matters

A refrigerator can match the right capacity but still not fit if clearances are tight. Using the model-specific dimensions from the LFX25976ST owner's manual helps prevent door interference, poor ventilation, and installation headaches.

You can also find model-matched replacement parts for LG LFX25976ST on this page, or search by model on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

To read an LG refrigerator model number, we start by finding the model and serial label on the cabinet frame inside the fresh food compartment (typically along an upper side wall). For your LG LFX25976ST, the label confirms the exact model you need for parts and manual matching.

Where to find the model number on LFX25976ST

Check these common label locations:

• Inside the refrigerator compartment on the left or right side wall near the top
• On the cabinet frame behind the doors (not on the door itself)
• Near the crisper area side wall on some installations
• On a rating label that also lists the serial number and electrical information

For diagrams and the exact label location callouts, use the LFX25976ST owner's manual.

How to “read” the model number once you find it

LG model numbers are most useful when you break them into chunks. Here is a practical way to interpret what you see.

What you see	What it usually tells us	Why you care
Prefix (example: LFX)	Product family/series	Helps identify the correct platform for parts
Middle digits (example: 25976)	Size/feature package within the series	Helps narrow compatible assemblies
Suffix letters (example: ST)	Finish/color code	Helps match doors, handles, trim
Extra characters (example: /01)	Revision/version	Ensures the right sub-variant parts list

Why the exact model number matters for parts

Even one character can change which door gasket, ice maker, or control board fits. When ordering for LFX25976ST, match the full model from the label, then choose parts from the list for that model.

Common examples on this model page include:

• Refrigerator door switch 6600JB1010A (door light and door-closed signal)
• Refrigerator ice maker assembly AEQ73110205 (ice production issues)
• Refrigerator door gasket, right ADX73550624 (warm temps, condensation, frost)

Quick tips before you order

• Copy the model number exactly as printed (letters and numbers)
• Include any revision (such as “/01”) if shown on the label
• Use the model number to cross-check the parts diagrams and descriptions
• If you are shopping beyond this parts list, search by model at Sears PartsDirect

Why it matters: Using the exact LG model number prevents wrong-part returns and speeds up fixes for common issues like door sealing, dispenser problems, and ice maker failures.

Last updated: February 2026

The most common problem we see with LG refrigerators like model LFX25976ST is a cooling complaint: temperatures run warm, fluctuate, or the unit seems to run too long. On this model, the LFX25976ST owner's manual troubleshooting section focuses on compressor run issues, long run times, and temperature symptoms you can check before replacing parts.

Quick checks we recommend first

• Confirm the refrigerator is powered on and not in a normal defrost cycle.
• Verify the doors fully close; a door left open triggers a door alarm after about 60 seconds.
• Set temperatures back to normal settings and allow 24 hours to stabilize.
• Make sure vents are not blocked by food packages (airflow problems mimic “not cooling”).
• Clean dust from the condenser area; restricted airflow can cause long run times.
• If you have dispenser issues, purge air and confirm household water supply is on.

Common symptom-to-cause map (most likely first)

Symptom	Most common causes	What to do next
Fresh food section warm	Door not sealing, airflow blocked, condenser dirty	Check gaskets, clear vents, clean condenser
Freezer cold but fridge warm	Airflow/ducting issue, fan/defrost-related restriction	Clear vents; check for frost buildup
Runs too long	Hot room, frequent door openings, dirty condenser	Improve airflow; clean condenser
Ice maker not keeping up	Normal production limits, water supply issue	Confirm supply; allow time for recovery

Ice maker and dispenser issues are also very common

Your SpacePlus ice system is designed to produce about 80 to 130 cubes per 24 hours under normal conditions, so “low ice” is often a capacity or usage issue rather than a failed part. If ice production is low or the dispenser acts up, we commonly check the inlet valve and ice maker assembly.

• For water supply problems, a frequent repair is the LG refrigerator water inlet valve AJU72992601.
• For no ice or poor harvest, a common replacement is the refrigerator ice maker assembly AEQ73110205.
• For filter-related flow complaints, follow our how to replace the water filter in an LG refrigerator guide.

Why it matters

Cooling and ice maker symptoms often share the same root causes (door sealing, airflow, condenser cleanliness, and water supply). Doing the quick checks first prevents unnecessary part replacement and helps you pinpoint whether the issue is temperature control, airflow, or the dispenser system.

If you need to order parts for LG LFX25976ST, use the parts list for this model or search by model number on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026

On the LG LFX25976ST bottom-mount refrigerator, the bottom shelf (or bottom bin-style shelf) typically lifts up at the front to clear the support tabs, then slides out. For the exact shelf style and removal direction used on your unit, follow the steps in the LFX25976ST owner's manual.

Quick removal steps (most common LG shelf and bin styles)

• Remove food and any loose bins sitting on the shelf.
• Pull the shelf straight out until it stops.
• Lift the front edge of the shelf up to clear the retaining tabs.
• Angle one side up slightly, then slide the shelf out the rest of the way.
• If the shelf is a “frame and glass” style, remove the glass insert first if it is designed to lift out.
• Reinstall by reversing the steps; make sure the shelf is fully seated on both side rails.

If it will not come out

A bottom shelf usually binds for one of these reasons:

• The doors are not open wide enough to clear the shelf corners.
• A door bin is blocking the shelf from sliding forward.
• The shelf is sitting behind a stop tab; it needs a higher lift at the front.
• The refrigerator is not level, so the shelf is pinched in the liner.
• Ice buildup or sticky spills are “gluing” the shelf to the supports.

Shelf removal checklist

What you see	What to do	Why it helps
Shelf stops after a few inches	Lift the front higher, then pull	Clears stop tabs/retainers
Shelf hits the door	Open both doors fully; remove door bins if needed	Creates clearance
Shelf feels stuck to the wall	Warm and wipe the contact points; try again	Releases dried spills or frost
Shelf is hard to align on reinstall	Confirm both rear corners are on the same rail height	Prevents rocking and cracking

Why it matters

Removing the bottom shelf the right way prevents cracked glass, broken shelf rails, and door liner damage. It also makes it easier to clean spills that can cause odors and airflow restrictions.

If you need replacement door storage that is interfering with shelf removal, we stock model-matched options such as the refrigerator door bin AAP73871501. You can also find additional LG LFX25976ST parts by searching on Sears PartsDirect.

Last updated: February 2026