LMV1814SB
LG LMV1814SB QuietPower Microwave Repair
Most common issues on this model
- QuietPower fan speeds and noise
- Cooktop lights
- Sensor Cooking results
- Microwave heating
- Door switches
QuietPower ventilation, Sensor Cooking, Auto Defrost and one touch settings come on the LMV1814SB, an older over-the-range microwave. QuietPower is meant to move air with less noise.
If the fan has become loud or weak, it usually needs a clean filter, or the motor or blade is worn. We test the fan at each speed. If cooking results slip, we test the sensor and the heating parts.
We tell you the price in writing before the work. The label tells us the exact model before we order. A quiet fan depends on a clean grease filter, so we check that first and test every fan speed afterward.
Key features
- Over-the-range microwave
- QuietPower ventilation system
- Sensor Cooking
- Auto Defrost
- One touch settings
Error codes this model can show
The quiet fan got loud. What changed?
A greasy blade, a loose fan wheel or a worn motor can all add noise. We inspect and clean the fan, then quote a repair in writing if the motor or the wheel needs replacing.
Does Sensor Cooking need a clean vent?
Sensor Cooking reads steam, so a clear vent and a clean cavity help. We test it against a timed cook to see whether the sensor or the heating is the cause of poor results.
Is this model still repairable?
As a legacy model, part availability varies, so we check before we quote. If the part is easy to get and the unit is sound, repair is often worthwhile; if not, we tell you plainly.
Book repair for your LMV1814SB
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.