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    LG Appliance Repair

    Same-day LG repair across Los Angeles — the San Fernando Valley and the Westside. Specialized knowledge of LG's Refrigerator and Washer systems. BHGS Licensed #50446. $60 diagnostic credited toward repair.

    LG appliance repair — Fixar Appliance Repair, Los Angeles

    Many LG washer, refrigerator, dryer and range failures come down to one motor, fan, sensor or seal, which makes them worth diagnosing before you shop for a replacement. Fixar Appliance Repair is run out of Tarzana by its owner-technician, who both diagnoses and repairs your LG. Service reaches the San Fernando Valley, the Conejo Valley and the Westside, with same-day visits for most calls placed before noon, a 3-hour arrival window, and a text when the technician is on the way. The $60 diagnostic goes toward the repair if you proceed, and no work starts until you sign off on a written estimate. Fixar is an independent shop, not affiliated with, authorized or certified by LG. California BHGS License #50446, insured.

    LG Appliances We Service

    • •Refrigerator
    • •Washer
    • •Dryer
    • •Range

    Common LG Issues

    • •French door fridge ER RF error (cooling fan)
    • •Washer LE error (motor or rotor)
    • •Dryer D80/D90 error (vent restriction)
    • •InstaView ice maker not dispensing
    • •Direct Drive motor failure

    LG Washer Repair in Los Angeles

    Washers are one of the LG appliances we see most often. LG front-loaders use a Direct Drive motor that turns the drum without a belt, so a machine that fills and drains but won't spin often points to the motor assembly.

    Common LG washer problems

    • •LE on the display and the drum won't turn → Direct Drive stator or rotor, the motor position sensor, or a small item wedged between tub and drum
    • •Water still in the drum after the cycle ends → clogged drain pump filter behind the lower front panel, or a failed drain pump
    • •Puddle in front of the machine → torn door boot, a loose drain hose, or a leaking fill hose
    • •Roaring or grinding during spin → worn tub bearings; heavy banging → failed shock absorbers

    How the repair visit works

    We run a test cycle and check the drain filter, door boot and motor before quoting. A drain pump can be swapped on the spot if a compatible one is on hand; door boots, stators and rotors are ordered as OEM parts. Tub bearings are a bigger job, so the estimate comes with a straight answer on whether the repair is worth it.

    LG Refrigerator Repair in Los Angeles

    Many LG French door and InstaView refrigerators send cold air from the freezer evaporator through fans and ducts, so when one fan stops or ices over, the fresh-food side warms while the freezer still feels cold.

    Common LG refrigerator problems

    • •ER RF on the display → failed refrigerator-compartment fan motor, or its blade frozen in place by a defrost problem
    • •Freezer cold, fresh-food side warm → iced-over evaporator from a failed defrost heater or defrost sensor
    • •InstaView ice maker not dispensing → frozen fill tube, water inlet valve, or the ice maker assembly
    • •Water pooling on the fresh-food floor → defrost drain frozen or clogged

    How the repair visit works

    We read both compartment temperatures, check the fans, and look at the evaporator frost pattern to see whether the defrost circuit is at fault. A fan motor, inlet valve or defrost heater is a routine OEM swap; compressor and refrigerant faults are sealed-system work, quoted case by case.

    LG Dryer Repair in Los Angeles

    LG dryers flag airflow problems with their own codes. D80 and D90 mean the dryer has sensed a blocked exhaust path: it keeps running, but cycles stretch out.

    Common LG dryer problems

    • •D80 or D90 on the display → lint packed in the vent, a crushed duct behind the dryer, or a blocked exterior hood
    • •Drum tumbles but stays cold → heating element or thermistor on electric models, igniter or gas valve coils on gas models
    • •Rumbling or squealing as the drum turns → worn rollers, idler pulley or drive belt
    • •Nothing happens when you press start → door switch, blown thermal fuse, or control board

    How the repair visit works

    We measure airflow at the vent first, then test the heating circuit and safety thermostats. A restricted vent is often cleared without new parts; elements, igniters, rollers and belts are straightforward part replacements.

    LG Range and Oven Repair in Los Angeles

    LG makes electric smooth-top, gas and induction ranges, many with a convection oven below. The repair logic is the same for each: separate cooktop from oven, find the circuit that lost power, heat or gas, and replace only that part.

    Common LG range & oven problems

    • •Electric oven cold, or browning only from above → lower bake element, upper broil element, or a control-board relay
    • •Gas oven igniter glows but the burner doesn't catch → weak igniter or a failed oven safety valve
    • •Display dark and no buttons respond → tripped breaker, thermal fuse, or control board
    • •Food burns or stays underdone at the set temperature → oven temperature sensor

    How the repair visit works

    We test cooktop and oven elements or igniters, compare the sensor reading with the setpoint, and confirm the control is sending power. Elements, igniters and sensors are standard replacements; control boards and induction electronics are ordered as OEM parts and quoted in writing first.

    Get Your LG Appliance Fixed Today

    Call now — same-day service across the Valley and the Westside. $60 diagnostic credited toward repair.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Get answers to common questions about our appliance repair services in Los Angeles.

    Yes. LE is LG's locked-motor code: the drum did not turn the way the control expected. An overloaded drum can trigger it once; if it keeps returning, the motor needs testing, and we quote that repair before starting.

    Start with the $60 diagnostic, which is applied to the repair if you approve it. Across all brands, most repairs fall between $150 and $400 for parts and labor, with a typical repair around $250.

    No. LG does not authorize or certify Fixar. Our own warranty covers labor for 1 month and parts for 3 months; if your LG is still under LG's own warranty, ask LG first.

    Fixar works out of Tarzana and covers the San Fernando Valley, the Westside and the Conejo Valley, from Thousand Oaks and Newbury Park to Agoura Hills. Have the LG model number handy when you call (213) 277-5070.

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