LG Appliance Repair in Hamilton

LG has earned its place in Hamilton homes with innovative technology and sleek design. Their direct drive washers, inverter compressor fridges, and smart-enabled appliances offer impressive features. But when something goes wrong, you need service from someone who knows LG's unique systems.

Our technicians are experienced with LG's technology—from understanding direct drive motor diagnostics to troubleshooting linear compressor issues. We stay current on LG's evolving product line so we can service everything from older models to the latest ThinQ-enabled appliances.

Common LG Issues We See

LG appliances have their own set of common problems. Here's what Hamilton homeowners call us about most often:

LG washers: The OE (drain) error is probably the most common—usually a clogged pump filter or drain issue. Direct drive motors are reliable but can fail over time. Door boot seals wear and leak. UE (unbalance) errors sometimes indicate bearing wear.

LG dryers: Heating problems from element or thermal fuse failures are standard dryer issues. LG's moisture sensors can malfunction, causing the dryer to stop too early or run too long. Belt and roller wear happens on all brands.

LG refrigerators: LG extended their linear compressor warranty due to reliability concerns in some model years. Compressor failures, ice maker issues, and cooling problems are the main concerns. The good news: non-compressor repairs are usually straightforward.

LG Parts and Availability

LG parts are well-stocked in the Canadian appliance repair supply chain. Common components like thermostats, heating elements, door seals, and water inlet valves are readily available. Control boards and specialized components sometimes require ordering.

We maintain stock of common LG parts in our service vehicles. When parts need to be ordered, we provide clear timelines and schedule follow-up visits at your convenience.

How We Diagnose LG Appliances

LG appliances provide useful error codes that help narrow down problems. But codes only tell part of the story—we still test components, verify mechanical operation, and check for underlying issues that codes might not reveal.

For ThinQ-enabled appliances, LG's smart diagnostics can provide additional data. We use all available tools to diagnose accurately and repair correctly the first time.