Trouble-Free LG Cooking Appliances Repair

Our team of technicians will do their best to provide you nothing but only the best results for your LG cooking appliances repair service. You know that you can always trust us at any time of the day and if you need immediate help. Please don't hesitate to call LG Appliance Repair today! We also do LG ranges & ovens repair.

• LG cooking appliances heating element are not working
• The most common cause for an LG cooking appliances heating element is not working is a bad igniter. The igniter brings electrical current through the safety valve to heat up and ignite the gas in the cooking appliance. If the igniter weakens or otherwise fails, the gas won't ignite, and your cooking appliance won't heat.

• LG cooking appliances electrical wiring issues
• If your LG cooking appliance has electrical wiring issues, it won't ignite your unit. Some cooking appliances rely on electricity to ignite the heating element on your unit. But if you have electrical wiring issues, best to leave it to a professional to fix it.

• LG cooking appliances smell gas when turned on
• The most common reason LG cooking appliances smell gas when turned on is the lack of proper cleaning. Some deposits on the glass surfaces, for example, are obvious and easy to clean. But burnt food and greasy residue can often get trapped between oven racks and trays. That's why the oven smells gas when turned on and can be a fire hazard.

• LG cooking appliances knob problems
• Most knobs are made to fit snugly onto the metal prong hidden behind it, making the removal process extremely simple. Suppose you have LG cooking appliances knob problems and will not come off by pulling on them. It sometimes happens due to food or grease buildup behind the knob, sealing it in place.

• LG cooking appliances self-cleaning feature won't work
• If your LG cooking appliances self-cleaning feature doesn't work, check the following: The self-clean cycle will not start if the unit temperature is too high. After cooking in the oven, allow it to cool completely before setting the oven for self-clean.

• LG cooking appliances are making noise
• Humming is a normal sound to hear, particularly if you have fans running inside it. Even without any fans, ovens typically make a dull hum from the power needed to run it. Hissing, if you have a gas oven, is also very normal. What you are hearing is the gas being released. If your LG cooking appliances are still making noise, better have a technician check it.

• LG cooking appliances door hinge issues
• If the LG cooking appliances door hinges have issues, something may be obstructing the hinges. Check that no debris is blocking them or that the plastic spacers are not worn or deformed. Should the door look like it's not hanging properly, the hinges may have come out of alignment or have worn down.

• LG cooking appliances indicator lights not working
• If your LG cooking appliances indicator lights are not working, the light assembly might be defective. If the socket is getting power, but the light bulb won't work, the light socket is defective. If the light socket is defective, replace it.

• LG cooking appliances indoor light not working
• If your LG cooking appliances indoor light is not working, or any of the wires supplying the light is worn or damaged, the unit will not be able to come on, which means the light will not come on either. You can try tightening the screws on the terminal block.

• LG cooking appliances gas leaks
• Natural gas is odorless, but a substance known as mercaptan is added to your natural gas so that it gives off a pungent rotten egg smell. If you notice your LG cooking appliances gas leaks, contact a technician right away to avoid any accidents.