36 Inch 4-Door French Door Refrigerator with 22.7 Cu. Ft. Capacity
Keep food fresh with this LG French Door Refrigerator. It features a counter-depth, sleek design that blends seamlessly into your kitchen for a tidy, minimalist look and double freezer drawers for ultimate organization. The 4 split glass shelves, 6 clear door bins, Glide N' Serve™ Drawer, 2 Humidity Crisper Bins and 2-Tier freezer drawers provide the versatility of storage. It has an internal filtered water dispenser that gives you clean and refreshing water and an automatic ice maker that can produce 2.5 pounds of ice, and with Ice Plus™ it increases both ice production and freezing capabilities, generating 2.7 lbs of ice in just 24 hours. It is equipped with innovative cooling technologies like Door Cooling , Linear Cooling, Smart Cooling™, Multi-Air Flow™ System, that work together to prolong the life of fruits and vegetables and help keep all foods fresh.
Use your smartphone to connect to your appliance via the LG ThinQ App that lets you control key features like Smart Diagnosis™ that will help you identify and fix problems with your appliance. This four-door French door LG refrigerator is ENERGY STAR qualified and delivers the elegance and comfort of a truly connected life.
- 23 cu.ft. Large Capacity lets you stock up on more of your favorites
- Counter-depth means your fridge blends seamlessly with your kitchen layout
- Stay organized with two separate easy-to-access freezer drawers
- Fill your cup while grabbing a snack with the internal water dispenser
- Door Cooling helps maintain consistent temperatures and keep all foods fresh and flavorful.
- Maintain superior conditions in your fridge to keep your food fresher with Smart Cooling Plus®
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