LG TV Reviews

I called 1-855-445-5888, Toptiertechsupport which was the first listing under LG customer support. The first rep went thru signing me up to logmein123 and diagnosing my problem which ended in my need to spend $300 for a Microsoft rep to fix my computer's gateway security because somehow the lack of sound on my tv was related to the gateway. The 2nd rep did the same thing. It took me that long to realize I was not w/ LG support, but some scam. I realize now I was.

I would like to provide feedback on my experience with LG support and products. I purchased a LG TV back in January 2012 and paid close to 2300.00 for the LG 65LW6500 model. This is a LCD 3D TV that seemed to be pretty good until 8 months later where a service ticket was opened and the main board was repaired under contract. I had to show the repair guy an invoice from the online vendor/Vanns that was delivered with white glove service. The repair guy from LG reviewed it and was finished in under 1 hr.

I will NEVER again in my entire life buy another LG product.... and I will complain on every website, Facebook, Twitter, etc. that I can find in hopes that I save at least 100 people from purchasing their products. We "thought" we upgraded from our Dynex TV last year (after having it for 8 years... and by the way, it still works great) to an LG 3D TV. Little did we know, we were buying the cheapest quality made. A little over a year after buying it, the TV won't turn on, but the red light comes on indicating that the TV is off. I called customer service, who basically told me too bad. I emailed on their website with my frustration. The next day the resolution department emailed me back and told me to get in touch with customer service that they would fix the issue free of charge.

I had the TV for 1 month when it died.... It was replaced after arguing a new TV should not totally die in its first month..... 18 months later the second TV died... Sent it to a local TV repair center and was told it was unrepairable. LG was contacted and then the fob offs began. They offered half the price of the repair for an unrepairable TV..... What part of replace the whole insides didn't they understand?

Bought a 42ln5400 in Dec 2013. Thing just decided to not have a picture - got power, no picture. A $600+ TV should not have this problem. After doing a search online, I'm not alone. Just out 600 bucks. Thanks LGUS. As I understand things can go bad, I also know that they happen from quality issues as well. Hey LGUS make it right. I will never buy or recommend LGUS products, and make it a point to tell everyone I can about your products. Pissed off right before the football season too.

Bought TV from hh gregg 1 year and 5 months ago. Screen developed a reddish line in the middle. Called LG customer service, very helpful but determined that screen was faulty. Tech came out and installed new (maybe) screen... TV worked fine until 7/18/14 when a new line developed in same place. 7/19/14 came home to bottom half of screen running like a computer load error, and the line in the middle growing. Called LG again they had me send pictures of both issues. They tell me I need service (duh) but I'm out of warranty. Called hh gregg as I purchased extended service contract, and they're sending a tech Monday. When set is working it works well, but if I have to deal with this issue every year I want a different manufacturer's set, Sony or Samsung.

I purchased an LG 37" television 1 1/2 months ago. This evening I was watching tv, and the screen went black and the sound disappeared. I tried turning it off and back on. I disconnected power cords and reconnected them. I reviewed the troubleshooting manual and nothing is working.

My 60" plasma screen turned black and sent email to company. They responded once stating that they would call. No call, no email. TV is only two yrs old. Worst TV I ever owned. They DO NOT back their product. Can anyone help push forward that their products stink? Never buying any device from them again!

I bought plasma 42 inch, model # 42PQ30R in 2009. There was some problem with panel. I called LG customer care # 18001809999 and lodged complaint. Now it's been more than three months, my TV HAS NOT BEEN REPAIRED. I WANT YOU'LL TO PLEASE INTERVENE IN THIS MATTER AND GET MY TV REPAIRED.

I have owned the 47" LG TV for three years and recently, the HDMI outlets stopped working! The only way for me to fix the problem is to replace the main board myself for about $300 or have it replaced for $500. This is ridiculous. I can buy another TV for around the same price. I own a Samsung TV as well and never had any issues. I will never ever buy another LG product!

I have a LG 60" Smart TV. NEVER had a problem after 3 years. NOTHING. It works great and always has!!

We purchased LG TV in dec. 2013. The sound is not working. The tv cannot be fixed in our area in Oriental, NC or New Bern nearby. Walmart takes no responsibility. The tv has to be taken by us to Durham, NC to be worked on. Walmart is only responsible for 90 days. No one is taking responsibility.

Purchased a new 55 in LG LED tv from Hhgregg on 1/30/14. Everything was fine until 6/11/14 & tv would not turn on with cable remote (which I always use) or tv remote. Had to unplug tv & plug back in then it would come on. This happened a couple of times. On 6/14/14 (Sat) tv turned on with cable remote & after watching for a couple of hours turned it off with same remote. When I tried to turn it on again, would not turn on with either remote. Did the unplug, plug in again & tv came on, but sound only no picture. I called LG Customer Service & was told it would be 6/17/14 before a tech could come to repair. Tech came (a great guy), determined that it was power board, ordered a new one to be delivered the next day. Next day, 6/18/14 (Wed) came & so did new power board & same tech. New board bad. Tech order another new power board to be delivered today, 6/19/14. New board came & so did same tech. New board worked.... but now the only other board on tv NOT WORKING. Have to now order this new board.

I purchased a Vizio 40 inch LCD TV and bought the extended warranty for an extra 2 yrs of coverage. The TV started to have a screen strobing problem two months after my warranty expired. A month later my house was broken into and insurance money allowed me to buy a new 50 in LG plasma TV (50PA5500) to solve my problem. I opted to not buy the extended warranty. After only a year and 6 months I am the proud owner of Two large TVs that don't work. The thief that robbed me was smart enough not to take the broken Vizio but stole every other valuable thing I owned. I have started to research both ways to fix my broken sets and to see what others have to say about their experiences with both of these companies.. The internet is full of class action litigation, disgruntled customers and even youtube videos of how to fix these inferior products.

Recently bought the 55" Ultra HD TV 55LA9650 from SharafDG, a reputable retailer here in Dubai, Mirdif Center. The deal says "free delivery and free installation." Upon delivery, no installer came in and was forced to set the 55 inch TV up. Upon powering the TV, no picture came out, and was forced to call in the LG Tech here in Dubai.

I purchased a 70 inch tv from LG and in less than four hours of use, picture goes black but still have sound. Figured I had a bad apple and got it replaced with a brand new one from the retailer, and the second time tv lasted a week before it had the same symptom again. Gonna switch brands. I used to swear by LG because I bought other items, but I'm done with them now.

My TV will turn itself off and go to a black screen. I cannot turn it back on. Unplugging it and plugging back in does not work. It will randomly turn back on hours later. The TV is around a year old.

I purchased this TV on Black Friday sale for my family 11/25/2013. By January I was calling LG support as the sound level was dropping. LG tech support had we turn off a feature and said it was fixed. It was the self audio leveling feature that balances the sound level. The sound worked for a while. I wound up call LG and after arguing with LG and their bad customer support and bad quality product I had to take time off work to get this TV repaired. When the tech left the TV was working fine. Sound was good. All the ports, HDMI ports, worked. I left for a couple of hours with the tv off. When I came home the sound was completely gone. The HDMI port 2 was dead.

Like so many other LG TV owners, my TV went black and would not turn on. Calling LG was futile and the internet explained in detail it was faulty capacitors. Sure enough I had 5 blown caps but even after replacing them, the TV won't turn on although the red power light is on. I will never purchase a LG product again as the litigation in 2011 proved they had installed cheap, defective caps.

How is it the store you purchased from responsible for the performance, or to supply you with a loaner? They didn't manufacture it. Slamming a retailer because they said no to a request for a loaner is really low. I worked for years in the retail industry, and initially we did give loaners out. You know what happened to them? They were scratched, dinged, damaged. We could not sell them after the majority came back. We even had one customer whose cat pissed on the screen. Just try to get that smell out. They run a business, and these days there are very little margins, so nobody can afford to have loaners out there is the field. My own personal experience with LG has been ok. I had an out of warranty set, and they extended the parts warranty as my problem was a known issue.

My 55" LG LED TV shows no picture and it seems I'm not the only one with this problem. I've called LG several times but to no avail. Is there a recall on this particular model? 55LV5300 UAA45VLHR.

About six months ago while watching my LG 42" TV screen, it suddenly went black. The sound continued but no picture. At first this happened about every week and one half. Then the frequency time between blackouts shortened. I finally called a TV repair person and he took it to his repair shop and had it for several days but could not find any specific problem. So he brought it back and said continue to use. No charge. It seemed to work fine for about six months and now it is starting to do that again. I have done some internet searches and it seems this problem is not an isolated incident. I have contacted LG and got no satisfaction from them. Now what?

1 year 7 months to date. Out of nowhere my LG 42'' TV has black lines running through it. I told my wife we should have went with our first choice. Come on, it should have lasted longer than this! Sad thing is I still have the box for it and it's in better shape than the TV. No more LG for me.

My LG 46LD550-UB TV cost me > $800 but only lasts 3 years. They refuse to repair it. Never buy these garbage products.

I did purchase the extended warranty from LG and this is on The LM6700 55" TV. I have a red line on the left side 1/4 of the way in and this is the third time the same issue has come up. That and the fact (which I didn't even have to tell the tech) the TV shuts off on its own on a regular basis!! The warranty company is replacing the set and they were very friendly to me. I know it must be a serious inconvenience for some people and I myself am not happy to have to go through the process of going to the store to pick out a new set, but the peace of mind LG provides is second to none.

I've had this LG 55LA7400 Smart TV for 8 months and still having issues with internet connecting. I've called customer support and no one seems to have the right answer for me. I called telling them my main issues is that the TV does not remember your Wifi password. Every time you want to connect to the internet you have to punch in your internet password. They sent out a guy to fix it. After hours of trying and calling LG he came to the conclusion that it was a software issue. So I waited for the next software update. I then updated my software via internet to the latest update. Still nothing!!!

I bought a LG 50 inch smart tv from Currys appro 9 months ago. This was an expensive tv, so I decided to take out a 2 year insurance to cover any problems that might occur. 9 months down the line, I realized that the pause button was causing screen burn in the left hand lower corner. NO problems I thought! So I got in touch with Currys and explained the situation. They then handed me on to the insurance firm who told me that they would take it away for (1week) and change the screen. I asked what if it happens again to which he could not answer me.

I purchased an LG Smart TV. Model# 55LN5600 55 series. I got it back in October 2013. It comes with a manufacturer's warranty. About 3 months ago, the TV started having major problems. Such as streaking shaking and blur. TV has true motion problems. To cut it short, the TV has a lot of issues. I have contacted LG and they sent one of their technicians out and I was told to turn my true motion feature off and just use the TV without this feature. And the tech was saying nothing is wrong with TV. Basically I feel that the tech was trained in his job to hard ball the customer to try to get customers to give up. I called again and complained to LG and then they sent a third party repair tech to my home.

Buyer Beware - I purchased my 55" LED TV at Best Buy in November 2013 for $1,500. In January 2014, a large gray column appeared from the top to the bottom of the screen. LG would not replace our TV with a new one. Under the Warranty, all we got was a refurbished used screen. It's now February 2014 and there is a white large circle at the top of the used refurbished screen. Will be calling again, and getting another piece of crap screen. The customer service is terrible, spent countless hours getting the runaround with uneducated, ignorant people who I could not understand half the time. I will NEVER purchase an LG product again.

Purchased unit (LG 55" Television) at COSCO. Just 3 weeks shy of 2-year warranty, the television turned off on its own. I called COSCO and in that I had purchased the extended warranty. They suggested I call the warranty company. I called said company and they had me reset television to original factory settings. This past weekend unit turned off on its own. I will be calling warranty company asap.

We bought a 50-inch LG TV almost 2 years ago. We paid good money and now we're trying to figure out what to do with it! Out of nowhere we would turn it on and it would turn right off. At first after turning off we'd turn it on and it would take another 15 minutes to turn off but now it would just flicker on And off even while unplugged. I feel it's unfair since our warranty has expired that we're stuck with no TV and now we have to find a way to find money to purchase a new one. Total waste of money and time. If they are aware of this problem they should either fix it for free or stop selling TVs!!!!!!!

Bought an LG 50" LCD TV WITH extended warranty. Two years covered no problems but about 3 months past the warranty expiration, it just turns itself off then back on about every 3-5 seconds. LG acted as if this was a problem they are not familiar with & since my warranty was up it was not their responsibility. The repair guy I took it to said it was the panel which costs $300 just for the part! He said he sees this all the time with LG & because of the cost & defective nature of LG TVs I'd be better off getting a new set! Do not waste your hard-earned money on a piece of crap LG TV. Do your research & read reviews!

I purchased an LG 47-inch LED TV online through Dell.com on 12/7/2013. They finally delivered it on 12/20/13. On 2/4/14 about 6 weeks after I received the TV I started having problems. The TV turns off whenever it wants or simply doesn't turn on at all. Contacted Dell who advised me that it's still under warranty with LG then had me contact LG. Sure they'll send out a local repair man to look at the TV. I was feeling hopeful until I read all of these reports. This TV is crap and I don't want it at all even if they can fix it because I can see it will be nothing but problems. Called Dell and they only offer a 30-day return policy FROM THE DATE IT WAS PURCHASED. So even if this piece of crap had broke soon, I'd still be out of luck because it took them 2 weeks to deliver the TV. I bought the TV through Dell's finance so it's not even paid for. Not sure if there is anything else I can do. Going to try to persuade the repair man to tell LG that it's not fixable then maybe I can get my money back? Probably not, they'll just send me another piece of crap TV to replace this piece of crap!!!

I have a 50" LG TV that has a flickering screen and then the picture goes black. This occurs randomly and I have contacted LG several times. They have not sent a repair technician out yet to attempt to correct the problem. I have tried several possible solutions recommended by LG through email correspondence, although to date none of these have corrected the problem. The TV worked fine for the first 2 months and then the black screen started happening once or twice a week. The TV is now 4 months old.

When we turn on the TV, we have a full picture. After a minute or so, the Left side of the picture goes Black. After maybe 5 to 10 minutes, the picture comes back with a line down the middle. Finally, we have a picture, and it works good. The TV picture can be straightened out by thumping it on the back of the set - same side of no picture. This will work as a temporary fix. It will go back to a blank screen, usually after a minute.

I have a LG 55 inch tv that I bought a year ago. All of a sudden it repeatedly turns on and then off. I've tried all the troubleshooting for it and nothing works. It just turns on then immediately back off never showing picture at all. I understand that this is an ongoing complaint from many consumers with this tv. This tv was very expensive tv, 3000 dollars when I bought it and I'm not at all happy that it's no longer warrantied either and now it acts up. If this is an ongoing problem then LG company should fix this free of charge in my opinion especially if they are aware because it's been ongoing issue.

Received LG TV as Xmas gift 2013. One year and 22 days TV stopped working. TV was on & just went off. No sound... no picture. Call LG. Did you purchase an ex. warranty? I assumed LG was a good product. They are junk. To fix it would cost at min. $300. Will never buy another LG product again. Will also tell everyone I know about this product. I am a hairdresser & come in contact with many people. Checked online & find out there are many other complaints the same as mine. You would think they would fix the problem. Buyer BEWARE!!!!!!

These are horrible TVs. The picture sells them in the show room but they are nothing but problems. This EXPENSIVE TV cost $3000. Had 2 years and it takes 20 plus minutes to get it to turn on. Push the button light turns blue then immediately turns off. The longer I do it the longer it stays blue until after 20 or so minutes it stays on only sound then I am half way there. I find myself celebrating that it is half way on. I then turn it off one more time, wait 30 seconds and I get picture and sound. I leave it on sometimes for two whole days so I don't have to restart it. JUNK NEVER NEVER AGAIN..

Television picture goes dark. Still have sound. Problem occurred on thirteenth month of ownership. Warranty was for twelve months. Television cost $800.00 (approx.). Repairs quoted $700.00. Please don't buy LG. Just made the last payment and I got a lemon, like so many others (read online reviews).

Bought the LG55LW6500. Right after the warranty expired, the TV stopped working. Repairman says the panel is bad and TV is not economical to fix. LG refused to help. Buyer beware. LG makes bad quality products.

(From my FB) New Rant. Let's start with, let's boycott LG!!! I have an LG 50" Plasma TV, 50pa5500. Does not work after 1 year. Got sound but no picture. I search the internet on this pig and find out anyone that has ever bought this TV HAS THE SAME PROBLEM! I call LG, they tell me they are unaware of any problems with this model. It's all over the internet, I tell customer support. They tell me that they will not pay for repairs and I am stuck with the cost. That's Bull, 1 year of performance on a product that costs consumers $550 to $600 to purchase. Really?

Could not register purchased product. Tried the "Live Chat" which sent me to Customer Service which sent me to Technical. Got absolutely nowhere. The double talk was amazing... like call back in three hours, our computers are cycling. Tried three times to get help, finally asked for a supervisor; named Sue but she never came online to discuss! Have not been able to register and you only have ten days! Left information on the Live Chat and printed the information and told them I feel the purchases were now registered.

LG TV are junk. I have one and it got a black line in the middle of the TV with 2 pic on it. Try everything to get it off.

I purchased an LG Soundbar to provide better sound for my new flat screen from Kmart. It was the only model available and the electronics drone suggested it. I took it home to set up and found that the only input available was an optical input line. This may be a good sound system. I will never know because though my flat screen supports RCA video and separate audio, HDMI, flash drive, coaxial, and SVGA. It did not support optical cable. It does me no good to be sold a piece of equipment that makes no attempt to be interactive.

Purchased a TV at Costco. 2 yrs to the day, it discolored breaking the picture in half, obviously a flaw. Calling, taking pictures, sending bill serial no. model no., always hold info your customer serviceman is busy. 20 min on hold for supervisor that never answered. God I'm so sick. The girl, I could hardly understand her English. As seniors we explained that we have never had any DVD etc attached to the TV so the use is very general and this should not go like this. They offered to send someone to repair it for $239.00. Really kinda scared cause somehow with the runaround, what kinda bill will I get in the end? BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE. NEVER AGAIN.

Recently bought a 42" LED LG TV first ordered online and was told that I'll be receiving it, within three days. It took about three weeks to arrive. And within two months started to develop vertical dark lines in the left side of the screen. Called customer service, sent out a technician that just turn on and off the TV and diagnostic, nothing wrong with it, that the cable company and the video game console were to be blamed. So still seeing those vertical lines, called customer service second time and we're told that the technician diagnosed the TV as a working unit, but still having the dark lines. Was offered a third party diagnostic but this time I will be charged for that service? So please do not buy LG TVs. You are going to waste your money and your time talking to customer service. Get a trusted brand TV.

I purchased a LG 24" led monitor on Tuesday from a store out of town. I need a new monitor because my old one had stopped working & the store had a sale going on. Two days later when I got home I started installing the monitor on my computer. I found there was no power cord. So I called LG. Was told that they would send me a email that would tell me where to send my sales receipt then in 7-10 days they would send me a power cord. They asked for the serial number on the back of the monitor, which I gave them so they know I have the monitor. I need the monitor now not a week or two from now. The monitor was not cheap. LG products does not care about the buyer. I've had better customer service from cheap brand companies. I will never buy LG again.

I purchased my 60-inch LG plasma television in November of 2011. The television came with a one-year warranty. Well, it started with a bright spot on my screen then a burning smell and now I can hear what's on TV but cannot watch it. My screen is black. I called LG and was told that my one-year service contract is up and I can pay up to $255.00 depending on what the problem would be. This was a brand new television and out of all the televisions I have purchased throughout my years, this is the only one that has died within two years. I feel LG should fix this piece of crap for free. I've already paid $2000.00 for the TV. I thought I was purchasing quality. However, I will never buy LG again. Never.

I purchased a brand new 47'' smart TV from Best Buy, lug the TV home, set it all up and find out a few days later that the TV doesn't retain any of the configured settings (such as WiFi password) so we packed it up, brought it back to Best Buy who replaced the TV with a brand new one of the same model. Turns out, the second TV has the exact same problem. I called LG and they said they would send a tech to service the TV. They scheduled a repair appointment, then cancelled the appointment and rescheduled for a week later. Once the guy finally got here, it was discovered that LG had sent the wrong part and they had to wait another week to repair the brand new TV. Customer service refused to deal with this over the phone and told me to "write a letter". Buyer beware: You would be better off with Vizio. LG is no longer best in class.

Bought a new 42LD520-UA LG TV in Jan. 2012. Two months after the issue happened with the TV not turning on. Called LG. They said it is a problem with the board and they replaced it as it was still under warranty. Now in Sept. 2013, the same problem started happening. When power is turned on, the TV's red LED light at the bottom turns on but never turns blue indicating a signal and after flashing for a few times, the TV turns off. Called LG and they said that it needs servicing and would cost me a minimum of $150 + parts. How ** is that. Thousands of LG TVs are having the same problem. It is a lemon and they should have fixed the problem. Well, no more anything LG for me from now on.

We purchased the 47" LG 3D/Smart TV LM6700 on November 4, 2012. About a month ago we saw horizontal lines from the top to the bottom of the TV about 1/8" apart. Contacted customer service and after 2 weeks of going back and forth with them they sent out the only authorized LG repair service in our area. A person from TV Plus came to replace the display. After about an hour he brought me the paperwork to sign stating that he had switched out the display and went on his way. The TV was not used that night but when I turned it on early in the morning I noticed a small area in the top right hand corner of the screen that looked like an internal crack. I contacted the repair company and after talking to them they basically said "too bad for you" and "one of your kids probably threw something at the TV".

Purchased this LG TV- model 42LD450-UA CUSWLHO on 11/27/2010 from HHGregg. I did purchase the 5-yr extended warranty also. When I purchased the warranty I never thought it would ever be used. I have had the TV less than 3 years now and presently waiting again for the third time for repair technicians to order the main board again and come and replace it. It's really a bit ridiculous to have the Main Board go out in this thing 3 times. I really would just like the entire unit replace I believe it is a lemon and should be replaced. Never again will I buy an LG product or purchase anything from HHGregg. It also took their service people so long to order and make the repairs and I am never offered a loaner TV, just have to do without for weeks. They need to do the right thing and replace this unit for me.

I purchased a LG Smart TV in Feb 2013 from HH Gregg with a extended warranty to make sure I was covered. In August 2013 the TV went black sound only and I called HH Gregg and they sent us to LG and LG sent us to their Authorized Service Center (Video Tech Center). They came out the 1st time with a defective part then they came back with another part and the TV is still not working. I have called LG four times and they aren't doing anything. I will NEVER again purchase a LG Product.

7-month LG TV died, only sound. Their customer service is terrible. No one should buy a TV that costs 1500 bucks and not last at least 5 years. Never again any LG product. 3 weeks calling LG and their repair company says no parts yet. Hate LG.

I have Purchased LG 3D LED TV in May 2011 at a cost of A lac (Indian currency) after doing lot of brain storming and analyzing the back office customer support , Quality control, etc. I was surprise to see a thin line started appearing on my TV few days back. When complaint to customer service center, they stated Display panel need to be replaces. I was shocked to hear that the company of this repute, the Quality system is so pathetic that in two year, the display panel need to be replaced, that to a cost of which need to be borne by me. Can anyone help me in solving this issue?

Like others in the consumer world, I purchased my LG 60-inch plasma with the belief the set would last at least several years... Little did I know I was actually renting a $2000 TV that would only last 2 years and 6 months before the Main board failed... or at least that's what I'm being told. Anyway, LG referred me to a local LG TV repair person who now has my TV and advised the new main board installed is going to cost me $519. Symptoms of my problem... No picture or a picture that comes on for a very short while before going to a black screen. Like many others out there, I was led to believe these sets would last a few years and did some research concerning repair history before making a purchase. What almost all of us didn't know was these sets don't last much past two or three years. I wonder if we'd be able to seek refunds if our vehicles broke down in a couple of years? End result, I will never buy another LG produce after the rotten service I received from LG's "Support number."

Left my 55" 3D LG tv on with a video game on pause. My nephew and I went in to dinner and heard a popping sound come from the tv. It sounded exactly like a pinball when it pops up and hits the glass. Half the screen was gone. There is a very subtle spider web pattern in the upper left hand side of the screen. I bought this television set in March of 2013. It broke in July of 2013. It was manufactured in December 2012. I paid nearly a thousand dollars to have a television for 4 and a half months. LG says if there is any spider web cracks, it's caused by impact damage and not covered under warranty. Nothing impacted this screen. There is absolutely no damage to the outside of the unit. You would think to crack a screen in half, you'd require a significant amount of force that would leave some kind of mark or scratch or dent or divot. $1,000.00 for four months. AND I paid for the extended warranty. Customer service was rude and couldn't have cared less.

Be accurate and fair???? I bought an LG 32" TV. Yes, it's no longer under warranty. It has issues when you turn it on.....some days no picture and sound, other, no sound and picture. I started contacting LG before it was out of warranty and the only answer I ever got was unplug it and plug back it. This TV is a lemon - the other LG I have works just fine.

I purchased a 47 inch flat screen 47LA6200 TV. It has many features shown on the box in color pictures. The salesman did not inform me that I need a separate $80 Magic remote to use these features. When I went back to the store I was informed that the remote is not for sale retail and that I would have to order it from LG. The salesman said in previous models the Magic remote was INCLUDED. When I contacted LG they REFERRED ME TO AN ONLINE SUPPLIER TO ORDER THE REMOTE. THIS IS A RIP OFF AND A GREAT INCONVENIENCE just to make an extra $80. IT IS ALSO MISREPRESENTATION TO advertise all the features on the box but not be able to use them as packaged! I do not want to be contacted by an attorney but just wanted to express my dissatisfaction.

I purchased my LG tv MODEL 42LW5300 in March 2012 in Taylor, Michigan. While playing a video game the screen went blank but the power and sound were still on. I contacted LG Customer Service, went through troubleshooting and was told since my television was four months past the warranty I would have to seek my own repair. I am a single mother of four boys and a daughter. For two years prior to my purchase we lived without a television due to a home invasion. I finally saved enough to purchase a tv and thought if I buy cheap I will get a crappy product. So, I buy this tv for $800+ thinking it should be decent. Well no such luck for me and my kids. Any advice? I will be contacting LG consumer complaints as of Monday July 22, 2013.

Whole half of screen went out. Totally black. I can't afford a new one. I'm on a fixed income so I have no TV now.

I am disabled so I decided to purchase a good TV that would last. I purchased a large LG TV from BestBuy. $3000. 30 days before one year warranty ran out TV went crazy. Turn it on no picture but sound, or turn on picture looked like you were on LSD. Geek squad from BB came out replaced 2 of 3 cards in TV. Repair man said he should replaced 3 but he only ordered 2. If I still had problem he would replace third.

I bought an LG 55" 3D TV in December of 2011 for $1,900. The TV quit in June 2013. Now it won't turn on. Filed a complaint with LG and they gave me a case number. Told me I need to find the original purchase receipt and I can buy an extended warranty so I can get it fixed. The day after I filed a complaint with them on the TV, my brand new $900 LG washing machine is leaking water all over my floor. So now I will be filing another complaint and getting that fixed under warranty.

My wife and I, in our 60's, received our first flat panel TV for Christmas. Unfortunately, it was a 42inch LG. Within two and a half years of receiving it, the TV lost both its picture and sound. A local TV repair shop said the "motherboard" was shot and it would be approx. $450-$500 to repair. Could this be a case of planned obsolescence, or a way of encouraging the sale of extended warranties? After numerous phone calls, e-mails, faxes, and letter writing, the LG Corporation failed to reply.

This is a hotel and we have over 112 LG TVs that have had to go back to repair even through LG is having them repaired. That is not the point. We now have the ones that have been repaired going bad and sending them back for repair. I think LG is only waiting for the warranty to go out; then they won't have to worry about fixing them. I think they should be forced to replace them.

2 out of 2 LG TVs went bad. One within a few months of purchase, and another one, a 42" went bad after 15 months. Never again will I ever purchase an LG product. Are these made in South Korea or North Korea?

Since purchasing an LG 50” TV from HHGregg, I've had the circuit board replaced and the TV is not even 3 years old. Now since having the circuit board replaced a few months ago, it’s out again. I called LG and they all but said it was my problem to fix and there were no recalls on my TV. However, I do see there is a class action lawsuit in Nevada but think the lawsuit would be open for all since the problem is so widespread.

I purchased the LG PLASMA TV 50PA5500 from Kmart.com to be picked up at Flint, MI store. It was transported by enclosed truck to cabin in St. Helen, MI and left in the box because of cold temps in northern MI. In May, I opened the sealed box and proceeded to assemble for use. When I pulled the protective cover off, I noticed cracks over the entire screen with glass pushed outward at the bottom. I never plugged in the TV. I contacted LG Customer Service and explained the problem. They sent out a tech to take pictures and ended up using mine because his camera sucked.

I have been contacting LG r/t my TV shutting off for 4 months. Two times, a TV tech has looked at the TV and stated no problem was found... It took them 2 weeks last time to to even contact a tech. They FORGOT me. The TV may stay working correctly for weeks at a time & then started again... in the last 24 hours. It has NOT been on longer than 10 minutes at a time & shuts off. I contacted LG again today. Another tech is to be called. I spoke to a supervisor today. I told her that this was unacceptable AGAIN. She asked if I was refusing the service call. My answer was, "NO, I want the service tech." For 4 months, I have erratic TV, or no TV. I will await the TECH AGAIN!

Well I also purchased a 47LX6500 smart TV and have had problems with my cable DVR box ever since. I have Comcast and they continue to replace the box, but keep having problems. There have been a variety of the TV not recording, picture having tile like appearance when no bad weather in the area, and now their remote locks up and you can only adjust the volume, but not anything else on the remote will work. Comcast told me after 4 service calls (two off the record by the repairman himself) that I should send the TV back because they have had other problems with their TVs. LG says it is their problem, not the TV, and no recalls on the TV.

TV is only nine months old, and the picture on the LG Smart TV went very dark in the top left-hand corner. Called customer service center and went through several picture tests with the tech on the phone, none of which solved or diagnosed the problem. We were referred to a third-party repair company of which we requested not to be, as we wanted direct service from the company. Was told this was not possible, but to call back in a few days. I explained this is very frustrating as this initial call was over 40 minutes long and wanted to easily set-up a service call. Was told this was not possible; therefore, we are still waiting to have a service call appointment set up.

LG make TV model 42LW5700. Wrt the above, a month ago I have found that there is no Video display, no Signal and no Image in my TV. Subsequently, your Service Engineer attended to the complaint and said that the total panel has to be replaced which costs Rs.30,000. This is an absolute shock to me as the panel cost is almost equal to our buying cost of the TV. I have purchased the referred TV in AUSTRALIA on 21-01-2012, and brought to India on 29-01-2012 after paying Customs duty. Relevant invoice and customs duty receipt are enclosed here with and the TV has hardly worked for a year.

My father bought a 3D TV 42LM7610 from Abu Dhabi and brought it to India. After a month's performance, the display had some problems. It showed the LG logo but no visual after that, only the sound. So as the warranty card mentioned warranty in India, I just gave the thing to the service center and after two months, they gave the product back with a new display as they say. They didn't know how to resolve the problem. They changed each and everything in the TV and lastly, they changed the panel and found out that the panel was wrong.

We bought a small LG (akb73655848) yesterday for our bedroom. Last night, when we went to bed, we tried out our new LG TV and it worked great. I set the sleep time for 120 minutes and fell asleep. This morning, I woke up, the TV was off (so sleep timer worked, yay!) and the red standby light was on. I tried to turn the TV on and nothing. I replaced remote batteries, unplugged the TV, tried using TV button and remote ... Nothing. I've now read countless bad reviews on LG TVs and many are of this same problem. I'm returning this POS today. Thankfully, ours did it so quickly so we can take it back. It's craptastic.

I bought an LG Smart TV 3 months ago. On the box is written in large letters, "Smart TV: Easiest access to unlimited content." That same phrase is found 255,000 times on Google and is prominent on LG's website and advertising. When I attempted to access the web, the TV would not play legal content provided by Amazon, ABC, NBC, PBS, and others. When I called LG Customer Support, they advised me that those sites use Adobe Flash Player and an updated version will be sent to my TV in March (3 months later). After the update was installed, I had the same problem and LG has offered no solution. By waiting for the update, I now have a TV that the dealer will not take back, since it is now 3 months old. I want LG to refund my purchase.

This morning, we were having our coffee at 11:40 a.m. and turned on the television. It was on for about 5 minutes when we heard a loud pop and it shut off. We checked the breakers (it was the only thing on the breaker but you know when you hear a pop, it usually is always the breaker so ...). We then unplugged the cords leading to the television, plugged it back in after a while and tried turning it on again with the remote and there was nothing. Then we tried turning it on manually without the remote and nothing.

I bought a 50" TV and the TV stand snapped in half. They will not cover it as the warranty is 2 months past the year mark and because they cannot determine what caused the stand to break. They will only send out a tech if I pay for it and as they said, they will not cover it anyway. I have spoken to several executive supervisors to which they are all the same.

The left half of the screen is black after a few months. No help is forthcoming.

What a joke LG is. I received a brand new, sealed 47" LED LG TV for Christmas 2012. Today is January 11, 2013. I've contacted LG numerous times over this issue, sent them pictures, and they "finally" sent a tech out yesterday. The tech was here for 15 seconds. Once he saw the issue, he immediately said they wouldn't cover it and if he replaced the board, he'd get in trouble because of it. I showed him numerous examples, and his mind was made up almost immediately, so I escorted him out. After a dozen emails back and forth, pictures with rules next to this black spot (in the middle of the TV) and there is still no love from LG.

My husband and I purchased the LG 32" LED flat screen at Best Buy online just over a year ago as it was our Christmas present to each other. On December 27, 2012, it would not go on. So looking closely at it, I found the screen was cracked all the way up. We have no children or dogs that could have moved it slightly, but it’s hard to believe that would cause the screen to crack. I picked up a Toshiba at hhgregg yesterday but will never buy an LG product again. I also bought an LG room air conditioner last summer and it is not as good as the one it replaced.

We bought a new LCD LG model 55LM6200 a month ago, and it broke in a week! The television couldn't start up. It's just very disappointing. We bought it in Best Denki in Grand City Mall in Surabaya, Indonesia. We asked for an exchange for the TV but there is no stock in the store. We must wait until the end of the year to get the replacement. We're very disappointed in this.

I purchased two (2) LG 26" LCD TVs back in 2008. I spent over $1,000 for them. One, I purchased for a family member and it failed (blacking out) after two years. I gave mine to her and now it failed. I wrote letters to the USA Corporate Headquarters and their reply was basically sorry, it's out of warranty. I bought the TV's based on what I thought was good quality and service, and now find it was without doubt the worst electronics purchase I ever made. Both TVs don't work - $1,000 down the drain. Now that I know it's a more widespread problem that LG is certainly aware of, I plan on getting compensation. I'm very much a big business supporter, but LG is clearly not a consumer-friendly company and crossed the line. I will join any class action and pursue even further until I'm compensated.

We paid top dollar for what we thought was a top-of-the-line TV. The television came with a 12-month warranty. What a joke! After 14 months, it stopped working. It will not turn on. I called LG and received no help. Save your money and buy a cheap TV. At least that way, if it breaks, you can get a couple of them for the price of one LG. It's a horrible product!

We had a power outage and when the power came back on, my TV didn't. I had called LG and they gave me a number to a repairman to fix my TV. I only had my TV for almost three years. I paid all that money for this TV and LG couldn't have someone come look at my TV without me paying them money. This company needs to go out of business. They are not treating their customers right.

I purchased an LG LCD/LED flat-screen television in January 2012. In late June or early July, the television stopped turning on. I contacted LG and a service contractor was dispatched to repair the television. It was approximately a week between when the television broke and I contacted LG and when it was repaired. During the week of October 1st through October 5th, the television broke again (the brightness level began flickering and an intermittent blue bar, approximately 1/5th the width of the screen, appeared vertically down the side of the screen and I do not recall exactly which day the problem started). I again contacted LG and again a service contractor was dispatched to repair the television. The service technicians arrived on October 10th, at approximately 1pm, and again repaired the television.

Don't buy LG TV. I've had a terrible experience with mine. I bought it at Sears in July and after 2 months of use, it shut off by itself. I reported to LG customer service. They sent a repairman after a month and they replaced the power supply board, but that was not the problem. They said they have to come again to put another board. I am still with this broken TV for almost two months. If you read this review, it is better to buy another brand.

I purchased an LG LCD/LED flat-screen television in January 2012. In late June or early July, the television stopped turning on. I contacted LG and a service contractor was dispatched to repair the television. It was approximately a week between the time the television broke and me contacting LG, when it was repaired.

I moved the TV and the screen cracked. I assume that it was the LED under the outside cover. It's a smart TV 55" 3d. The initial response is that it is physical damage and not covered. It's sad that it cannot be moved without breaking and that LG is not standing by its production. If a class action is being filed, contact me.

2012 Class action lawsuit being filed - If you have had any issues with an LG TV and it was under warranty, please contact me at **. I purchased a brand new LG TV and in 11 months, it caught on fire. Three months of trying to get LG to call me back, replace the item and I am done dealing with LG. Please only reply if you bought a new LG TV that was under warranty when you had an issue. Receipt, proof of purchase, and any other documents you have will be helpful. However, do not email them to me. An attorney will contact you for the documentation, thanks.

I have bought this TV about two months ago. Then a month after I have found out that the TV is not working anymore, I talked to the LG maintenance services in Cairo. Their phone number is 19960 and every time, I was talking to them for almost 15 days in a row but nobody was able to help me. Then, I took the TV to them and discovered that the maintenance center is not qualified to help customers at all. They told me after checking my TV that there is a part missing and it's going to take us about two months to get it fixed. I was shocked when I heard that especially from a big company like LG. It has its reputation in the world and I always suggest your company's products to my friends. But I am so disappointed and I hope you guys solve my problem - to have a good quality TV as I had expected from your company. Thank you.

I bought an LG TV 37". Though the picture quality is good, the sound quality is horrible. I would not recommend an LG product to anyone and would not purchase another product with their name.

I parched a 50-inch plasma TV on July 4th, 2010. In June of 2012 a thin line was noted on the right side of the screen. I contacted LG and the TV was picked up on June 28th, 2012. It was returned on July 14, 2012 - wrong TV. Yes, I am very disappointed that as of today I am stuck with same. Help.

I purchased an LG LED television set from Sam's Club in February 2012 and about 6 months later, it has stopped working. I contacted the store, they were unable to do anything because it has been more than 90 days. I called LG and they will be sending a repair service on Monday. I hope they will be able to solve the issue. Yet, I have read many reviews and it seems my television set has come up with what is now being called the "Black Screen illness," apparently something very common among LG sets. I purchased from LG because all my family loved the sets and have more than 2 years with them. I am writing this review in hopes that something will be done to the company regarding this issue because it is not only a few sets. It seems like it might be hundreds if not thousands. Therefore as of now I will say that this is the last product I will buy from LG and instead will buy from Samsung or Toshiba because at least my Toshiba LCD has lasted more than 5 years without a problem.

I purchased a 42" LCD TV in 2008, from the Home Shopping Network. I thought it was a good deal because it was on Easy-Pay. I told my cousin about it and she purchased one a month later. I complained last year that we were having problems with the set to HSN. First, there is a smear on the screen, now it turns off by itself. We paid $1,400.00 for this set with the Protective Plus from HSN. I can purchase this same set for $400.00 now. I read from different blogs that there was a defect in the board when it over heated.

I ordered an LG TV from Dell on June 9, 2012. I received it on June 19, 2012. Then yesterday, the TV would not stay on. So I called Dell, and they told me to call LG. So I did, and they told me they would send someone out. Well, the service department said they had to order a part. I told them I only had the TV for 5 weeks and I didn't want them to repair it. I called Dell back and told them I wanted to return the TV. They told me it was past 21 days and that I couldn't. I had to deal with LG. So I called LG, and they said I couldn't return it because it was under warranty.

I bought the 42" Plasma 3-d LG TV on April 15, 2010. One year and six weeks later, the TV went to a gray screen that said power only. I complained to LG and they sent out a tech to fix it under a warranty extension. He replaced almost everything in the TV. It worked for a few more weeks. The same problem occurred. I now understand LG stands for Lousy Guarantee.

Don't buy LG products. Read my story! My LG HDTV started having problems. It seems that the problem is common to LG. The TV constantly reboots. So LG authorized the repair under warranty. Weeks went by, then they dispatched a service person who looked at it (did nothing) and confirmed that this is a common problem and will have to order a video board. Like most people, I would expect that knowing the problem, they would have ordered the board when the call came in the first time. Nope. Weeks went by, still no fix. My wife took the call from the LG authorized service center that the technicians will be there on Friday. Also, that we must take down the TV because the technicians will not lift them. So we had the TV down and placed on the floor for them.

I have contacted the LG company about our 42" LCD TV, in which the picture is going out after just eight months. I have received no help in this problem whatsoever. The TV is still under warranty and the picture has been progressively fading for a month. LG will not replace my TV, saying they will only do a service on it. I also bought the extended warranty on this product, which is for an additional 2 years. I have been on the phone for over 4 hours trying to get a solution to this problem and LG and I quote said, "Your solution to this problem is to just not buy LG products." Do not worry LG, I will never buy any of your poor quality products again.

I purchased a 60PZ550 plasma TV on October 19th, 2011 and it worked fine until Sunday, June 13, 2012. We could not get any picture or sound. We called LG and they gave us a Tuesday afternoon appointment with an authorized repairman and asked us to call and verify the appointment. After several calls and two messages over 4 days, no return calls.

I bought the LG 47 4400 LED TV on November 26, 2012. Manufactured date on TV is September 2011. It has not been a year since it left factory. Power light is on, but it will not turn on. Even though it's under a 12-month warranty, I cannot find the receipt from Best Buy, so LG will not fix the TV. The LG customer service person knew the problem and was before we finished the questions. Why do they put a manufactured date on the system?

From day one, I was disappointed with this TV. I would have returned it but my husband had already burned the box (it was a Christmas gift) and had thrown away the receipt (and I hate having to take something back with a receipt and at least the packaging). The picture on the TV is horrible. We have tried to adjust it but no luck. Every object on the TV screen has like a couple of lines around it and it's somewhat blurry. At first, I thought it was just my eyes but the closer you get to the TV, you can really tell the poor quality. Now I'm stuck with it but will never make the mistake again of buying an LG TV.

I replaced a y-drive board on our LG 42PC1DA TV, 4 years almost to the date after purchase. Fourteen months later, the same part went bad. It pop, sparks and has no picture and half of our screen was cracked with a dozen or more small cracks. LG refuses to stand behind their product and help us eat some of the cost of repair. On average, our TV cost us roughly $400 a year to run in purchase and initial repair cost. We went from having a top of the line quality TV to a $2,500 piece of junk. LG, shame on you.

I can't believe I bought a top of the line LG 3D LCD TV and it cannot handle a wireless keyboard and that it requires wired internet access and cannot handle hi-speed wireless internet.

LG 50" Plasma HDTV only lasted five years! The TV was on, changed the channel and there was no picture, only flashing and sounds. I took it for repair, and they told me there are 10 capacitors out, power board is out and so is the mother board. This TV was bought for $2,800.00 and would have expected it to last more than five years! As the repairs will be costly without guarantee, I will be buying a new TV and you can be sure it won't be an LG! They are obviously overrated, and will never recommend it to anyone and will discourage anyone else from buying one.

I need to tell people to think twice before purchasing an LG product, because the service afterwards and the follow up on your problem can be very bad! That's speaking from personal experience. I paid a nice amount of R24,000.00, only to be told after 5 years that they can't fix your TV and it's discontinued! And how will LG be there for the customer? They will give me a whole R2000 off on a R5000 brand-new TV, which is not even half of what I had. It seems that as long as it is the customer who is losing. I have no more faith on their words. You said you have a good quality product. I am a very unhappy South African customer.

I purchased an LG 47LM6700 in March. 4 days later, LG started offering a free sound bar (because this TV really needs one) with the set. I contacted LG and told them about my purchase and that I had the dated receipt. LG’s response was that there was nothing that LG could do!

I purchased a LG LHB 975 Home Theater System approximately 1.5 years ago. I sent it in 2 times under warranty, because the wireless receiver in the sub-woofer wasn't working. It cost $69 for service each time.

I bought my LG Television last October 2011 but unfortunately last Friday March 9, 2012, the On / Off mode of the Television was not working. I was really disappointed with LG.

I recently have been having issues with my LG TVs (LG42LC7D, LG32LC7D). My TVs are only 4 years old (both purchased at the same time). Within a month of each other, they have both went out. The 42 inch started right before Christmas of 2011 and the 32 inch just started going a couple weeks ago. I turn then on and they blink green about 14-17 times. The light stayed green but no picture or sound.

I purchased an LG 47LV4400 on November 21, 2011 through Amazon. It has stopped working as of February 27, 2012. I have a repair scheduled, but I do not want a repair. I feel LG should provide me with a brand new TV. Is it possible for me to get a new/upgraded model to replace the obviously defective I currently have?

Called LG about the problem and they put in a service request in my local city. The service company did not come fix the TV. They took it and said they would have to order parts. They said they had a lot of LGs that quit working. Now it has been 2 weeks and the service company said it was the main module and are waiting for it to come in. Evidently LG is back logged because of the poor quality of the main module and are on back order. What a rip off. That's my last LG and I will tell everyone I know and those that I don't know.

We purchased an LG 47LV 4400 - UA TV 12/14/2011, but it would not turn on 01/14/2012 with less than a month of usage. With a cost of over $900.00 and a five year warranty, we have nothing. It sits in a repair shop waiting for the main board to be shipped out to the TV repair guy. We live 220 miles from where we purchased the TV and 50 miles from the repair shop.

Less than one-month old LG 47lv4400 will not power on. Seems like a very common complaint. I have many LG products. Air conditioners, cell phone, etc. After dealing with LG customer service who did not seem to care about me being a loyal customer, I will never buy LG again. A waste of money. I suggest you avoid their products.

I received 55LV400 LED TV as a gift for Xmas. It worked up until the 16th of this month. Now it will not power on. I was told by the repair company that was assigned to me says that it is either the power supply or the mainboard and they will need to order parts (on the 17th). To make a long story about failures on the part of LG's support, I found out today (the 26th) almost 10 days later, that the parts will not be in for another 2 weeks. They are refusing to replace the unit. I spoke to an executive supervisor and she flat out did not care about the happiness of the customer. I will never buy an LG product again! I strongly recommend that you don't either.

I bought a 55" LCD TV two years ago from Fry's Electronics with regret after debating with my husband over a Samsung Plasma TV. I also bought warranty for 2 years expiring February 2012. Total cost came to $1634.00. Now I don't get any picture and sound from my TV and Fry’s won't fix it because they referred to it as a bent cable connector at the back may have had caused to break motherboard, which would be "physical damage" not covered in the warranty. A repair shop referred by Fry’s charges $75 just to evaluate the problem so I can imagine what would cost me to repair it. I am very dissatisfied with the LG product and it will be my last purchase of any item in this particular brand.

The TV had image burn from when I purchased it. It says Sony 3D TV right across the front, and it's an LG? I realized it after the 30 day return policy! So I can't take it back to Mr. TV Video. I only came across it by testing out the whitewash function. You can see it clearly when the screen is white. And LG won't talk to me or help! They even hung up on me. Their policy states they don't cover image burn, even if it's caused from the factory! I got **. Make sure you go with a more reputable company!

MY 47'' LED 4400 unit is not a month old and will not power on, only a red light. I need a refund or they need to change the TV.

We have a 52" LG TV and one morning my kids were watching the television when a very loud pop/bang happened. I was in another room and it sounded like someone threw a block at the wall. I went in the room to see what happened. The kids were sitting there staring at the TV in disbelief. The screen had gone almost digital looking and blank in spots. Then an electrical burning smell started coming out of the TV. I turned it off and unplugged it right away. I am so upset that this TV went out. This TV was nearly $2000 and it is now a big problem. I will never buy an LG TV again and will be sure to tell everyone I know not to buy one either!

I bought a 50" plasma TV for a lot of money and lasted exactly 2 years and 1 day, like if there was a clock in there "pop". Warranty was 2 years so they would not cover it, but agreed to pay for the parts. I paid for the labor. 3 years later, it "pops" a second time. What the **! I called the same repair guy and charged $500.00 for parts and labor. I bought another TV instead for $750.00, not a Zenith.

I bought a 55-inch LG LH 40 two years ago for $1500. I turned on the TV today and the picture is so bad you can barely make out anything. The color is horrible. After reading the reviews, we are just waiting for the loud pop. Do not buy LG.

My complaint is that I sent an email from December 13, 2011 and more emails to follow up with Mr. Hany ** to receive 5 LED TVs (26LV2510.AFU). Price for each 1795.00 LE from the LG price list. Until now there’s no update to receive it or change it. If this model is not available, then why did they send this model? Also, I need an official apology and moral to complete with LG.

My LG 32" LCD HDTV model #32LH20 costs $339 plus tax. It was bought 02/12/2010. It went totally blank on 11/3/2011. I was advised it might be the mother board? And after reading other customer issues, I will never buy another LG!

I purchased a 17-inch LCD monitor in 2007/11/24. Within 2 years, my LCD panel had black dot marks. First, only in one side. After few months, it spread in all area. Then somebody came and replaced the panel, it’s in warranty period.

My LG television caught on fire. The television had a component inside that went up in flames and created a lot of smoke. The sound stopped working, but the picture is still good. I complained about it and they didn't seem too concerned about it. Because it was out of warranty, I would have to pay to have it repaired.

I bought an LG LCD TV (42LH50) from Best Buy in December 2009. The TV just died yesterday, not even two years old and, of course, beyond the 1-year warranty. The kids were watching TV and my wife said that there was a loud 'bang' and when she looked, the TV was blank, no sound and the power never came back on. The TV is dead and I have zero recourse with Best Buy or LG. Is it right to charge someone over $1,000 for a TV that lasts less than 2 years? This is not right LG and I will tell everyone I know to stay away from LG!

I bought an LG 50PJ350, 50 inches Plasma TV fifteen months ago. It's just developed a red streak right down the center of the screen. Of course, it's just out of warranty!

I purchased new LG 5500LE TV. It was five months old when it failed. LG tech diagnosed the main board over the phone. I referred to tech for parts to purchase. I call every five days (verifiable) to determine the status. The first call was August 31, 2011. It is now Oct. 20. I call every day. I get the complete runaround. I suspect there are no spare parts (supply disruption?). I offered to exchange the TV. And I will drive to any location to make the exchange. Every time I phone, a new rep says we must start a new ten day clock. It's a complete obfuscation intentionally on part of LG. I recommend anyone to find another brand if support is a concern.

I am writing to complain about a 42" DLP home TV (Model: RT_44SZ23R8 / Serial Number: 406KT00118) that I have purchased about eight years ago. Unfortunately, I have exchanged its visual lamp for three times now. But after two weeks, it still does not work. Meanwhile, the first renewal was just 18 months after its purchase. It seems that it is a problem of your goods that's why you better stop its production very soon. Keep in mind that maintaining it is really expensive. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

I ordered an LG 42" smart TV with smart remote on September 22nd. On the 25th is when I started calling customer service because my delivery date kept changing. Then, I called on the 26th, 28th 29th, 30th, and Oct. 3rd, spending approximately 4-5 hours each day being transferred. And I was given a different story each time. Finally, my order came on the 4th after Dell had canceled it with the delivery service the week before. The TV did not come with smart remote. Dell said they don’t have one to send me. Then, they charged my debit card last week and a 2nd time this week. It caused my account to be negative 688 dollars.

I purchased a 52" LG flat screen in Nov. 2009 for $2,200. Oct. 2010, the screen went black, with sound but no picture and red power flashing. I located an LG Executive Customer Service number. The representative was very helpful, nice and set up a "case number" immediately. The warranty is 6 months, so my warranty was expired. However, they graciously extended my warranty after my arguing with her that it was unacceptable if it wasn't covered. Three days later, LG called to inform me of a service center to call and go from there.

Three years ago, I purchased an LG TV model # 47lc7df from Best Buy. Now, I am having problems turning it on. When you turn it on, the power light flashes on and off for about 10 minutes then finally it will stay on. Other times, it's already on but shows nothing on screen. LG will not fix the problem. So, I have to buy another TV and that shouldn't be the case after spending $1500.00 three years ago. I will never buy another LG TV and I will not recommend to everyone else to buy one either.

I have purchased a 32-inch LCD on 15th Aug. 2011 from Snehanjali retailer. The LCD, which I purchased, is a faulty unit so I lodged a complaint on 29th Aug. 2011. They sent a videocon engineer and again, I lodged a complaint on 2nd Sept. 2011. They sent an LG tech and he came late night to my residence at 9:00PM. He told me he will give part replacement in 3 days and there was no follow-up after that. Later, I got a call from LG and they told me that they will be giving a whole unit replacement. But after 15 days, they are still sending me the parts.

Our 4-year old LG flat screen TV failed. At first, there was sound but no picture on the screen. Then, the power has gone too. This cost a small fortune to fix. LG wasn't interested in assisting with repair costs.

On June 2010, I purchased a 47 inch LG LED LCD in New York.

We bought an LG 42PC3D 42" Plasma TV at Best Buy on September 3, 2006.

We purchased an LG Plasma TV, model # 42PC3D on Jan. 9, 2007 from our local Standard TV & Appliance store in Bend, OR. Local vendor experience was fine. However, the product (for which we did not buy extra warranty time) has been less than satisfactory.

My kids purchased 26" LG TV for Christmas - two years ago. The TV turns on, the picture appears for about 3 seconds and then only the sound works - the picture goes away. Tried unplugginging for 24 hours - no change TV is dead.

I bought an LG 50PG60 TV in 2010. It’s a 50" TV with a bit of space on my front room wall.

When my LG 32' flat screen tv is turned on the red and green light blink of and on for 20 times then it goes dormant. This happens for a hour before it will stay on and connect to the cable signal. It often popps before goes out but only does this when it is first turned on.

I was watching my Zenith/LG plasma TV, which I purchased three years ago and it went out a loud popping noise and then the power light would blink about four times and nothing would happen, no sound or picture.

I bought an LG Plasma 42, Model 42PC3DV, in March 2009 at Circuit City. I had the same problem as everyone else. The screen just goes black but the sound still works. I refuse to pay for the repairs on a $2000 TV that should still be working. LG should stand behind their products and come clean about this known problem. Of course, when you call customer service they give you the same answers, "It's out of warranty", "It's not a known problem", etc. **! How come when you research this problem online, it's a common complaint? I will never buy LG again! Life ** with LG. Count me in on any class action lawsuit!

First, I would like to state that I have an LG Television that we are very pleased with. On April 24, 2010, we purchased an LG Air Conditioner Model LWHD1800R from Home Depot in Lake Jackson Texas.

I bought an LG (Model: M2762D-PM) monitor in January. A few days after I got it, I got a dead pixel. Two months later, I had a big white horizontal line. I got an RMA and I got a replacement pretty fast and shipping was paid by LG. The problem though is that I got a different model. I wasn't asked if this would be okay. It is comparable, but doesn't work with my Mac, because it doesn't have a DVI input. Macs are flaky with HDMI and it only has 2 HDMI and 1 VGA input.

I have a 50 inch lg model 50pg20. My TV just turned off and never turned back on. I bought this TV in Feb. of 2009 and it went out Dec. of 2010. This disgusts me. I will never buy LG again. these things are made to work just beyond warranty and that's it. This should be illegal.

On 02/11/2010, I purchased one LG LED 26" TV (LE5300 model) in Sathya Agencies in West Tambaram, Chennai. On 1/12/2010, I found that the sensor part of the TV is not working. On December 4, 2010, I registered a complaint against this. On December 6, one service engineer came to my house and said the entire sensor unit has failed. And also, he said that has to be changed; he committed me we will change as soon as possible. But today it’s the 14th and still nobody came to my house to solve the issue.

I bought an LG LCD HDTV in September 2007 at a cost of $850. In October 2008, the motherboard was fried. After paying a $108 diagnostic fee, I was quoted $850 to repair it. LG agreed to repair it for free. In October 2010, the TV has more motherboard issues. LG quoted a $75 diagnostic fee but will not cover the repair or parts. The supervisor I spoke with explained that with higher technology and more computer parts, there is a higher chance of malfunctions. I have a 15 year old Magnavox that has never had an issue. Warning to all those who purchase LG electronics; they sell lemons and they claim no responsibility or accountability for their faulty products. Needless to say, I will never purchase another LG product and will not recommend one to anyone I know.

I have a LG 42" LCD TV that takes 2-15 minute to start. We also have a LG front load washer that has a bad smell. I need to replace appliances for no reason. I thought I was buying quality not garbage.

I am writing from Turkey. I am a aggrieved customer because of my LG LCD TV. They did not help me here because it has been 4 years and also 4 years ago this company wasn't authorized from LG, the recent one tells all they can do is take more money from me.

I have a faulty Plasma TV. I contacted LG while it was under warranty, but they refused service because I did not have a receipt. I found the receipt 9 months later and they are now refusing to cover it because it is out of warranty even though the problem was reported within the original warranty period.

I bought the LG 42LC7D television from Best Buy in 2007. The TV shuts off on it's own for no reason. It has to be unplugged for quite some time for the TV to work. It will only stay on for an hour at a time. After doing some research, I found out that this is a common problem for this particular model. I've found a lot of others complaining of the same issue. Apparently, it is a bad internal power supply, which LG knew that this model has. LG says because the TV is out of warranty, there's nothing they can do. I can't watch the $1000 TV on a regular basis.