What's Included
- All surface burner ignition and element testing
- Oven temperature sensor measurement
- ProBake convection fan and element check
- Door latch and EasyClean cycle verification
- 90-day parts-and-labor warranty
LG ranges — spanning the LRE electric, LSE slide-in electric, and LRG gas series — bring features like ProBake Convection and EasyClean low-temperature oven cleaning to home kitchens. When a burner won't ignite, the oven won't heat, or the control panel goes dark, our certified technicians restore full function quickly.
Common LG Range Problems We Fix
Typical LG range faults include error codes F3 (oven temperature sensor), F9 (door latch failure during self-clean), and F11 (shorted keypad). Gas range owners often experience burner igniters that click continuously or fail to spark, while electric models develop bake and broil element burnouts. ProBake Convection ranges may have rear-mounted convection heating elements or fan motors that fail. EasyClean cycles that don't complete, oven doors that won't unlock after a self-clean cycle, and control boards that lose programming are also common service calls.
Our Repair Process
We test all surface burners (gas ignition spark and valve, or electric element continuity), measure oven element resistance, check the oven temperature sensor ohm value, and inspect the door latch mechanism and control board. Gas ranges receive a combustion and valve leak check as part of every visit. ProBake convection fans and rear elements are tested under load. Most repairs wrap up in a single appointment.
Transparent Pricing
LG range repairs start from $89. We provide a complete flat-rate quote after the diagnostic — zero obligation until you approve.
Schedule Your Range Repair
Cooking on a broken range is frustrating and potentially unsafe. Book your LG range repair today and get back to full cooking capacity. All repairs include a 90-day parts-and-labor guarantee.