LG Appliance Repair

Fridge display showing an error code

Usually a communication fault between the main and display control boards, rather than a cooling problem itself.

Linear compressor running unusually loud

Often worn mounting grommets, which let vibration transfer into the cabinet instead of being absorbed.

Water dispenser dripping after use

Usually a dispenser valve that isn't sealing fully closed, leaving a slow drip after each use.

Freezer drawer sticking or hard to close

Often ice buildup on the drawer track, usually traced back to a door seal that's letting in humid air.

Washer showing unbalanced load errors on every cycle

Usually suspension rod or spring fatigue, which becomes more noticeable as the machine ages.

Dryer's sensor drying cycle running far too long

Often moisture sensor contacts that need cleaning, since a film buildup makes the sensor read clothes as wetter than they are.

Washer door won't unlock after the cycle ends

Usually a door lock actuator failing, which can leave a load stuck inside until it's replaced.

Dryer smells like burning at the start of a cycle

Often lint that's built up near the heating element, which should be cleared before it becomes a bigger issue.

Dishwasher cycle stuck on one phase for a long time

Usually a turbidity sensor misreading water clarity, which makes the machine think dishes still need more washing.

Steam leaking from the door during the cycle

Often an inner door panel seal failing, letting steam escape around the edges rather than staying contained.

Racks not sliding smoothly

Usually wheel or track wear, which gets worse gradually rather than failing all at once.

Dishwasher won't power on at all

Often a blown control board fuse, sometimes traced back to a power surge or an aging board.

Induction cooktop not detecting the pan

Usually a control board sensor misread, sometimes worsened by a pan that isn't fully induction-compatible.

Oven door not sealing evenly, heat escaping

Often hinge tension worn on one side, which lets the door sit slightly open even when it looks closed.

Convection fan not running during a bake

Usually a fan motor failure, which leads to uneven baking since air isn't circulating properly.

Touch controls unresponsive in humid conditions

Often moisture getting under the control membrane, which can cause buttons to stop registering or behave erratically.