LG refrigerator not cooling? Washer showing OE or UE? Our owner, a factory-trained and certified technician with 42 years of experience, repairs LG refrigerators, washers, dryers, ranges and dishwashers right in your home.
Call us if your LG appliance is doing any of the following:
Many LG refrigerators use a linear compressor, and when one stops cooling, it takes real experience to tell whether the problem is the compressor, a control board, a fan or a sealed-system issue, which is one of our specialties. On LG washers and dryers, the error code is a great starting point, and we confirm the cause before replacing anything.
We diagnose the problem on the spot, explain it in plain language, and give you upfront pricing before any work begins. We carry a large selection of common parts, so many repairs are finished in one visit.
We’re a family-owned, locally operated San Antonio business with 42 years of appliance repair experience, and every part we install comes with a 1-year parts warranty.
We repair LG appliances, including:
Common causes include a failing linear compressor, a bad control board, a stuck fan, or a frosted-over evaporator coil. Keep the doors closed to hold the cold in and call us. We’ll test the system and find the exact cause before recommending a repair.
OE means the washer isn’t draining. Most of the time it’s a clogged drain pump filter (usually behind a small door at the bottom front) or a kinked drain hose. If cleaning the filter doesn’t fix it, the drain pump may need to be replaced.
Those codes mean the dryer vent is partly or badly blocked. Clean the lint filter, then check the vent hose and outside vent for lint buildup. A blocked vent is a fire hazard and makes your dryer work harder, so don’t ignore it.
We’re an independent repair company and are not affiliated with LG. Our owner is a factory-trained and certified technician with 42 years of experience, and we repair LG appliances every week.
Same-day service is available in most cases. Book online in a minute or give us a call.