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Sears Home Services is the industry leader in home appliance repair, providing reliable LG range repair services to keep your appliance running smoothly for years to come. Whether your LG stove isn’t heating properly or a burner is malfunctioning, you can rely on our certified technicians for quick and effective repairs.
We’ve been fixing LG ranges for years now, and we’ve noticed these common problems with these appliances.
Turn the oven on, set the temperature, wait... and nothing. No heat, no fan noise, maybe the light comes on but that's it. Frustrating when you've got dinner to make.
Control boards fail in LG ranges more than some other brands. They pack a lot of fancy features into these boards. All those extras mean more components that can go bad.
Look for error codes on the display. LG ranges usually flash a code when something's wrong. Like "F9" or "E3". Each code points to different problems. Look up the code in the manual if you've got it – it tells you what the codes mean. Or we can figure it out for you.
Power surges kill these boards. Lightning strikes, grid problems, just bad luck sometimes. Surge protectors help, but most folks don't plug their range into one or don’t have a whole-house surge protector. One good surge and the brain of your range gets fried.
Cooktop burners have their own issues, different for gas and electric models.
Induction cooktops have their own special issues. Error codes pop up when the electronics get confused. Cooling fans fail and the system shuts down to protect itself from overheating. Expensive parts to replace compared to standard burners.
The glass tops crack sometimes too. Not from normal use, but drop a heavy pot on them and they'll spider right out. No fixing that – the whole top needs replacement. Schedule stove repair service when the glass top needs replacing on your LG range.
Set it for 350, oven says it's 350, but your food comes out raw or burned to a crisp. Temperature calibration drifts off over time.
Temperature sensors fail gradually. It's just a probe sticking into the oven cavity. It can get damaged during cleaning or simply fail outright. If it's not detecting temperature correctly, the oven doesn't know when to cycle the heat on and off.
Some LG models let you recalibrate the temperature control yourself. Check your manual for instructions. This usually involves holding some combination of buttons to enter a special mode. Can adjust it up or down 35 degrees or so to match reality.
Self-cleaning sounds great on paper. In practice, it's where a lot of problems start.
The digital display goes blank, shows partial information or lights up but doesn't respond to buttons.
Oven doors take a beating over the years. Slammed shut, bumped with pots and pans, kids hanging on them. Eventually they wear out and parts fail.
LG ranges aren't supposed to be noisy. New sounds usually mean new problems.
Clicking from the control panel happens when relays are going bad. Those are the electrical switches that turn elements on and off. When they start to fail, they click more than they should.
Fans run louder than normal when bearings are wearing out. Those cooling fans work hard keeping the electronics from overheating. Listen for changes in pitch or grinding sounds. Replace them before they seize up completely and take out the control board.
Buzzing or humming usually means something electrical. Could be a loose wire vibrating, could be a component going bad. Either way, not something to ignore. Electrical problems tend to get worse, not better.
Some LG range issues you can handle yourself. Cleaning burners, checking for loose connections, replacing light bulbs, recalibrating the temperature if your model allows it. It’s worth trying the simple stuff first.
But for anything involving gas parts, complex electronics, or major disassembly, calling us makes sense. Our techs work on LG ranges day in and day out. They’re factory trained, carry the right diagnostic tools, and often have the correct parts on their trucks.
We stand behind our work too. Parts and labor guaranteed. No worrying if you fixed it right yourself or if it'll break again tomorrow.
Give us a call when your LG range needs more than a quick fix. We'll get your kitchen back in action without the headache of figuring out those computer control systems or gas parts yourself. You’ll be back to cooking dinner again instead of ordering takeout every night.
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