LG Oven Repair

If your LG oven is experiencing issues, from uneven heating to complete breakdowns, you need a service professional who can get it back in working order. That’s why Mr. Appliance^® offers a wide range of oven and stovetop repair services.

Our experienced service professionals are equipped to diagnose and repair your oven quickly and efficiently, so you can get back to cooking your favorite dishes. Contact your local Mr. Appliance team today for expert LG oven repair service.

Certified LG Support for Your Oven

Mr. Appliance excels at servicing LG ovens. Our skilled service professionals are well-versed in diagnosing and repairing a wide array of LG oven issues, from heating problems and faulty igniters to malfunctioning control boards and inaccurate temperatures.

You can expect your service professional to arrive promptly, equipped with the necessary tools to expedite the repair process. We provide upfront, transparent pricing and stand behind our work with the Neighborly Done Right Promise^®. Whatever the issue, you can trust us to get your LG oven back to optimal working condition efficiently and effectively.

Where Can I Find LG Oven Repair Near Me?

With independently owned and operated locations across the country, Mr. Appliance has a local service provider near you! We’re proud to offer trustworthy repair services for LG ovens and other major household appliances.

Service availability and repair capabilities can vary, so it's always a good idea to get in touch to discuss your LG oven's issues. Contact your local Mr. Appliance team today.

Comprehensive LG Oven Repairs

Is your LG oven display not working properly? Do you need an LG microwave oven repair? Mr. Appliance can help. We provide an array of expert LG appliance repairs for your oven.

LG Oven Not Heating

This is a common issue that can be caused by several faulty components.

Faulty igniter (gas ovens): The igniter heats the gas and lights the burner. If it's weak or broken, it may take too long to light (or not light at all), causing the oven temperature to drop. You might hear clicking sounds without the burner igniting.
Defective electronic control board: The control board is the "brain" of the oven; it regulates temperature and many other functions. A malfunctioning board can cause a lack of heat or prevent the oven from turning on or off.
Broken bake element (electric ovens): The bake element at the bottom of the oven produces heat. If it's burned out, it won't glow red, and the oven won't heat. Visible signs of damage, like cracks or blisters, may be present.
Tripped safety thermostat: Some ovens have a high-temperature thermostat that can trip and prevent the oven from powering up if the control area overheats. This element often requires professional repair as it doesn't reset.
Power supply issues: A dead power supply board will prevent the oven from turning on.
Wiring problems: Faulty wiring can disrupt the power supply to heating elements or other components.

LG Oven Temperature Not Accurate

Unreliable temperatures can lead to food under- or overcooked food. Causes may include:

Faulty temperature sensor: The sensor communicates the oven's temperature to the control board. If it's inaccurate, the oven may not heat to the correct temperature.
Weakening igniter (gas ovens): A weak igniter can cause temperature fluctuations.
Miscalibrated thermostat: The thermostat might need to be recalibrated.
Defective control board: The control board might not be regulating the temperature correctly.
Burned-out heating element: An element that's partially working might cause uneven heating.

LG Oven Not Turning On

If your LG oven refuses to cook, a Mr. Appliance service professional can troubleshoot the issue for you.

Power cord or circuit breaker issues: Ensure the oven is properly plugged in and that the circuit breaker has not tripped.
Defective electronic control board: A faulty board can prevent the oven from powering on.
Faulty control panel: An unresponsive control panel won't allow you to turn on the oven.
Dead power supply: If the power supply board fails, the oven won't receive power.

LG Oven Cooking Unevenly

This common problem can be frustrating, but it is often an easy fix for a qualified service professional.

Malfunctioning bake or broil element: If one part of the element is not working, it can cause uneven heating.
Faulty convection fan motor (if applicable): The convection fan circulates hot air for even cooking. If it's not working correctly, heat distribution will be uneven.
Improperly placed oven racks: Ensure racks are positioned correctly for proper airflow.
Inaccurate temperature sensor or control board: These can also contribute to uneven cooking.

LG Oven Door Issues

Oven door problems usually arise when doors have been left open or reattached.

Door not closing properly: This could be due to damaged door hinges, a worn-out door seal, a faulty latch, or broken door springs. A misaligned door can also cause heat to escape.

LG Oven Control Panel Problems

Control panel issues aren’t always obvious, but some simple troubleshooting can point you in the right direction.

Unresponsive buttons: Dead buttons could indicate a problem with the electronic control board or the control panel itself.
Display not working or showing errors: This can be due to a faulty control board, control panel, or power supply. Check your owner’s manual or manufacturer’s website for error codes. Sometimes, a power reset can resolve temporary display issues.

When your LG oven experiences any of these problems, don’t let it spoil dinner. Contact a local Mr. Appliance service professional to accurately diagnose the issue and perform the necessary repairs.

Mr. Appliance Provides Expert LG Oven Repair

The experienced service professionals at Mr. Appliance are ready to diagnose and fix your LG oven. Call your local Mr. Appliance or schedule service online to return your LG appliance to working order.

All Mr. Appliance franchises are locally owned and operated and may offer fewer or more services than those listed here. To learn more about LG oven repair services offered in your area, contact the Mr. Appliance nearest you for details or a customized on-site assessment.

LG Oven Repair FAQ

Decades of experience, highly skilled service professionals, and a commitment to exceptional customer service have made Mr. Appliance a trusted leader in appliance maintenance and repairs.

Our commitment to keeping your appliances up and running includes using our many years of experience and expertise to answer your appliance-related questions.

Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about LG oven repair.

While LG warranties will differ depending on appliance and model, many LG appliances have a one-year warranty. For many appliances, LG offers longer warranties on specific appliance parts that can last up to ten years.
The age of an LG oven will be contained within the appliance’s serial number. However, LG itself does not publish any materials that can help one determine an appliance’s age.
There are many repair services available for LG oven repair. Mr. Appliance’s expert service professionals can efficiently assess your LG oven and determine the problem. Schedule or call your local Mr. Appliance for courteous service, upfront pricing, and quality service.
If an LG oven display malfunctions or stops working completely, check these common oven issues. Contact a qualified service professional if these DIY steps don’t help:
- Check the power supply: Ensure your oven is plugged in. Reset the circuit breaker.
- Check for blown fuses: Replace the fuse if necessary.
- Perform a power reset: Either unplug the oven or turn off the circuit breaker for 60 seconds.
- Inspect for Control Lock: Some LG oven models have a control lock function that disables the display. If this feature is accidentally engaged, the display will not respond. Look for a “Lock” indicator light or check the manual to see how to disable the control lock.
If the power and wiring are fine, the problem may lie with the oven’s control board. Mr. Appliance service professionals can quickly determine the problem and source any necessary parts.
LG is a dependable appliance brand, and LG ovens can last up to 16 years if properly maintained.

If you are having an issue with your LG Oven, a Mr. Appliance service professional can quickly identify the problem and give you a complete estimate before conducting the repairs needed.