Written for Houston homes
Short guides from our technicians' notes: what to check, what to leave alone, and when a LG needs a visit.
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LG InstaView Refrigerator Care: Glass Panel, Door-in-Door and Gaskets
2 min read→An InstaView door has a glass panel, a door-in-door compartment and long gaskets. How you clean and use them affects how well…
LG Dryer Leaves Clothes Damp After Sensor Dry: Cleaning the Moisture Sensor Bars
2 min read→Sensor Dry cycles stop when the dryer thinks clothes are done. Film on the metal sensor bars can fool it. Here is…
LG Dryer Squealing or Thumping: Rollers, Belt and Drum Support
2 min read→A rhythmic thump or a high squeal as the drum turns usually comes from worn parts that support or drive the drum.…
LG Washer Door Will Not Open After the Cycle: Why Not to Force It
2 min read→A locked LG washer door after the cycle is usually the safety lock doing its job. Forcing it risks a flood or…
LG Washer Too Many Suds or Detergent Residue on Clothes
2 min read→White streaks, a slimy feel or foam pushing at the door usually come from too much detergent in a high-efficiency LG washer.…
LG WashTower in a Closet: Ventilation, Heat, Lint and Door Clearance
2 min read→A WashTower often sits in a tight closet. Poor airflow there raises heat and lint around the dryer half, so a few…
Caring for an LG Styler: Water Tank, Drain Tray and Vents
2 min read→A Styler needs only a few minutes of upkeep, but the tank, the tray and the vents decide whether it steams and…
LG Styler Clothes Still Damp or No Steam: What to Check First
2 min read→A Styler cycle that ends with damp sleeves or without any visible steam usually points at water supply to the cabinet or…