LG Ranges Reviews

We purchased an LG range with convection/double oven and it was delivered in December 2012. I was at my home in Nashville so I never used the stove until I returned on February 12th, 2012. My daughter did use the stove and it worked fine as far as using the burners was concerned. I am a baker (experienced) and so I tried the ovens and they do not work properly. They are not calibrated correctly and bake uneven and spotty. The oven temp does not work properly. The cakes bake/burn on the outside and not in the middle. Now, the 90-day warranty has passed and I do not know what I can do to get this lemon of an appliance replaced. I work in media and you can bet that I will not be telling the public to purchase this stove. Awful, just awful! I will never purchase an LG appliance again!

I bought an LG gas range in 2008! From the beginning, I have had nothing but problems with it. To get anything done about it, you have to spend hours on the phone and literally fight for something to be taken care of. Now, in 2013, I have peeling knobs on the range. The plastic on the stainless steel knobs is warped, cracked and coming off. My goal for a stainless range was to look nice and professional; now it looks **!

I am the same person who reported a problem with a Magic Chef under-the-counter microwave that gave up the ghost after 3 years. I had purchased the Magic Chef microwave oven and an LG Electric Range (LSB5682SW/SB/S) at the same time from Home Depot. Now, the LG Electric Range has a malfunction with an oven sensor. I went to an appliance parts department for a replacement, only to be told they couldn't sell me one because LG will not allow anyone other than their service people to install it. I checked online and the price is $19.35. After I removed the rear cover plate, the sensor, held on with two screws, took me a couple of minutes to remove.

After less than one year of owning my stainless LG gas range, the 5 knobs, which are made to mimic stainless, bubbled on the outside and cracked at the attachment spot. LG replaced them as it was within the warranty period. That was February 12, 2011. Less than one year later, 4 of 5 knobs are again bubbled and broken. I have not phoned LG to see their response yet but regardless, clearly the quality is incredibly poor.

Broken knobs on my LG Gas Range are being replaced by LG. It took a few emails but they are standing behind their product. Thanks, LG.

I have had an LRG30357ST range for almost 4 years now. All of the knobs have cracked at the base and now we had a gas leak from the burners because they won't shut off all the way. I have contacted LG and they won't do anything because I can't find a copy of the receipt from 4 years ago. You would think that having the stove should be enough proof that it was purchased! Now we are out of a stove until I spend $400 on 5 knobs or buy a new stove! You would think with all of the complaints and the safety factor, they would have a recall and replace the cheap knobs with one that have a metal base. They charge $73.52 plus tax and shipping for each replacement knob on www.LG.com. For that price, they should be able to make one out of stainless steel and not plastic.

We purchased an electric range, model LRE3012ST, on October 27, 2012, a top of the line model electric range. On the second day, we noticed that one burner when turned off did not show the HS indicating the surface was still hot. This is a safety feature to tell the consumer not to go near the burner since it's still dangerously hot. We had two service calls over the next four weeks, and the technician would replace circuit boards. In both repairs the problem became worse, meaning other problems occurred besides still having the original issue.

The stove sensors were broken from time received and never fully repaired. The oven overheats and the temperature is not accurate. The refrigerator’s water to ice maker cracked and flooded the kitchen. They don't make replacements because “they don't break”. The shelves are flimsy and cracks easily. The dishwasher’s motherboard fried after 1 year, and they refused any compensation.

Another complaint about the plastic knobs that break and have gas leaks. I have other people in my home that use my stove and they aren't aware if the knob is all the way off. Gas leaks that can lead to death! LG is doing nothing about it.

The hot surface lights on my LG range (lde3011st) have not worked and this could be a burn hazard. I did already burn my hand once on it because I did not know that the cooktop had been used while I was outside. LG has failed to fix the problem. I only bought it in August of 2012. I also bought the service contract. I'm not at all happy with LG as they will not even call me back and will not answer my emails. I also found there is an opening between the glass in the two ovens. It burned the top of my hand from condensation building up between the glass when the ovens are on and then drips down onto to your hand when you are puling item out or basting something. LG does not care. They just want your money. I will never buy another LG product again.

Barbara of Mountain View, NY, I couldn't agree with you more. I also had to deal with Willie at LG! The stove was part of my kitchen remodel. Within its first year, the entire motherboard had to be replaced only after they tried to replace a segment of the board only. While the repairman is installing the new board, he notices the oven door has 'unnoticeably' come out of its frame at the bottom and decides to tighten it and alert us to that fact. In its 3rd year, while baking, all we heard from the next room was glass exploding then glass raining onto my new hardwood floor. After picking up our jaws in disbelief, we quickly snapped several pics of the damage and sent it to LG along with the original sales receipt.

After the repairman left me with a receipt that states LG will pay for part and service, I phoned as he requested to verify this receipt. I spent an hour going around with different people at LG. I thought it was approved. When I phoned the repair service 24 hours later, they told me to call LG back and try to get an approval number. LG told me I couldn't get an extended warranty unless I had my old sales receipt. The person I spoke with put me on speaker phone and let the rest of his office laugh at me. Thanks Willie #**. I hope your family has a lousy Christmas like mine will. LG has very bad products, lousy repair service contractors and rude customer service employees. Why would anyone continue to buy their products?

I have bought an LG Range. Everything was fine until now. My start button has completely stopped working. I have called all, but all appliance repair shops in my city all say the same thing - do not buy LG products and that LG refuses to sell parts to repair shops. I called LG to have some guy who I couldn’t understand from Pakistan or India try to help me. Then, I was told it was going to cost me over $200 to fix it. This is a $1,500 stove I bought because of high consumer report review. I will think twice next time I buy an appliance, and it will not be LG.

Lg free-standing electric range - My stove is 3 years old. It has never worked well from the start. In the last 4 months, I have had the oven board replaced because it was shot. They recalled the motherboard and I had that replaced. Now once again, the oven doesn't heat up. Is there a lemon law for these horrible appliances? I was told by the appliance repair service that LG is a high end range. I had GE ranges and they lasted 10 years plus. This stove worked for less than 3 years. Original cost is $1,000, plus repairs of $200 divided by years equals $400 a year. Very expensive for a lousy quality appliance. LG and Best Buy should be investigated for selling lemons.

The knobs were cracked and broken and we were unable to turn the gas all the way off. The repairman said he smelled gas when he entered my house. He ordered three new knobs. I then called LG at 800-243-0000 and told them that I had just read all the complaints about the range knobs, and how upset I am to learn that LG was doing nothing about the problem. I was then told that LG has a new replacement knob that they will send me free of charge. Five new knobs. No charge. I then asked why they were not notifying their consumers. No answer. I hope this will help someone else.

This is the 4th appliance (6 in total) that is nothing but crap! The model # LRE30453SB is the range that we own! I have had a technician out 4 times in 7 months to fix problems! The sensor has been replaced twice and the brain box once, and last week (11/8/2012), they were back again because of the same problem (sensor). This time, they put goop in the back of it to keep it from making the sensor noise. All I want is to have decent appliances! Luckily for me, this range has an extended warranty! My fridge wasn't so lucky. Well, I should say we are so lucky - $500 in medicine and food wasted! LG doesn't care! They won't do anything! The list goes on and on for ** appliances! The dryer and washer have both had to have repairs to them within the first year; the range, 4 times in 7 months. Now the fridge! Something needs to be done! This is a lot of money that I don't have to replace the food lost, and potentially new fridge! Do something.

I purchased an LG gas range from Best Buy approximately 18 months ago. I have recently discovered the knobs have been well-documented as dangerous and we have had to replace all on our own. This complaint is regarding sparking on burners out of the blue! Sunday evening, my husband and I heard a clicking noise and when I entered the kitchen, the stove burners where sparking! The only way it would stop was to pull the stove out from the wall. Still sparking, it was unplugged and we turned off the gas. LG came out today and has no idea what caused this and doesn't know what to do about it. I was told to call them if it happens again. That's if we are home and, God forbid, not asleep. This is so dangerous!

I purchased an LG stove less than 5 years ago. Shortly after the warranty of one year expired, the electronic keypad went out. With the keypad out, you are not able to use the stove for anything - burners or stove part. I contacted the dealer where we had purchased the stove for $850 and he got us the part and replaced it. We had to wait a few weeks for the part to come in. Now the electronic keypad has gone out again and after contacting LG, we were told that they will not stand behind their product or the parts past the warranty period. The warranty on the part was 90 days. We have to fix it to do anything with it. Bottom line to this, do not buy LG as their product is not good and they do not stand behind it. After fixing again, we will see about trading it in for a different brand. Our dealer has been wonderful. I feel sorry for them having to face the public for LG's products.

I remodeled my kitchen in 2011 and installed a LG gas range (model LRG3093ST). My range is right at 2 years old. For the last 6 months, the knobs have been splitting and spinning on the posts so that they do not turn the gas totally off. At first I smelled gas and could not figure out what was wrong until one split and lost a chunk of plastic to the point that turning it did not turn the flame off at all. I wrapped wire tightly around the posts to limp along, but now all are broken to the point none will turn on or off the gas. When I contacted LG, I was told they were out of warranty and I would be responsible for the purchase of the knobs.

My recently purchased LG oven temperatures are totally erratic, occasionally getting so hot as to turn on my smoke detector. While under warranty and after long delays, a service tech came out and "made an adjustment". This did not fix the problem and now that my warranty is expired, they want to charge me for another visit. All of the known reliable repair people in my area refuse to work on LG products. I started to troubleshoot the problem on my own and found loose screws, stripped screw heads, and other assembly and manufacturing defects. I'm telling all my friends, "don't buy LG!"

I purchased an LG stove, refrigerator and dishwasher four years ago. I live alone and am very careful with my belongings. The stove has paint chips every place the cast iron burner sits on the stove. It looks ugly. The shelves in the refrigerator have broken rails. Really, these appliances are only four years old. I have a second refrigerator in the garage that's twenty years old and still in great condition. I paid too much money to have these items look like they've been through the war!

Broken LG gas stove knobs and you know which ones I'm sure. Consequences? No future LG products to be purchased and I purchase approximately 200 per year.

I reported a range/oven from the time the oven was turned on. The staff at LG that takes complaints and concerns told me to send pictures of the warped oven. However, several attempts to get some type of follow through and repair was unsuccessful. The oven condition showed that it had been defective when the range was manufactured. Gus from LG did not return phone calls after the pictures were sent by mail and then faxed. To this date, I have not heard anything back from the company. This incident will determine what purchases I make in the future.

In 2010 we bought a new LG gas range. In the first 6 months, the first knob broke (the plastic knob insert); and a week later, the 2nd knob broke. I contacted LG and was told they were not under warranty and they transferred me to a dept. that wasn't really customer service but would order part $85 each! Really? I've called several times and emailed and they will not replace them. This spring, my house filled up w/ gas due to the malfunctioning knobs. I can now only use 2 knobs and 3 are broken. I am very careful with my things and only myself and my husband use the stove. This is absurd. And when someone really gets hurt, because it is going happen, LG will be liable.

I bought an LG oven 18 months ago. During this time the oven has had to be repaired 6 times. The most recent breakdown occurred 3 weeks ago. I feel reluctant to have it repaired again as I feel that there is something fundamentally wrong with this appliance. If it is repaired again now, there is no guarantee it won’t need repairing again in the near future. As the warranty is coming up, I don’t want to take this chance. I have already been greatly inconvenienced. On 6 occasions, I have had to leave work to meet with the repairer to have the oven fixed. Often I have to wait for the part. I estimate that so far I have had to take 15-18 hours from work to deal with this. Also, at the moment I am without a working oven and this has been the case for 3 weeks. The customer service at LG is very poor. I would not recommend LG appliances and I will certainly never buy them again.

Our LG stove has also experienced cracked plastic stems on the SS burner knobs from regular use as others have posted. The problem was discovered when one burner would not turn off as the knob had rotated past the stop. This is a major safety hazard. The cost of replacement knobs is at least $75 to $95 each and not an acceptable option. I have devised a simple fix to reinforce cracked (not broken) plastic burner knob stems. The total parts cost is less than $5 for five burners and can be done using typical household hand tools or tools that cost only a few dollars each. I am preparing a detailed instruction sheet for sale on eBay for about $10, but will offer the draft now at a discount to anyone interested.

I have a 3-year old LG gas stove. Today, out of the blue, the burners start clicking and all 5 have the sparks going on. When I turned all of them on, they ignited without a problem, but the burners kept clicking. So, I checked the caps and when I touched the back one, I received a really good shock. I then unplugged it. I didn't know you could get shocked from a gas stove. Is this a fire hazard? Are there any recalls? Something is really wrong.

My LG LRE30755ST was taking forever to reach 350 and even then, when the digital panel reads 350, the actual temp inside was only 300. We accessed LG's website to maybe view an exploded diagram or to order parts, just something useful, but they only offered the lousy owner's manual (which we already have). They said we'd have to submit a repair service request and they'd put us in contact with a repair tech, which basically means they don't think we are smart enough to work on their crappy appliances! **!

We love the way our stove (LRG3095) looks with its beautiful cobalt oven, but we do not like that two of the burners are weak. I do not need a manufacturer to call one burner a "power burner" while another will barely boil a saucepan of water. All burners should have been equal, allowing me, the customer, to decide how high to turn the heat. Also, the top control panel sticks out more than 2 inches into the space of the back burners, so you can't really fit four pots on the range at once - extremely frustrating and really cuts into the functionality of this otherwise well-designed piece of equipment.

The range looked very nice when I first bought it, but the plastic inside the knob broke after a couple of months. There is no easy way to replace the plastic. I just redid my whole kitchen and it's embarrassing that now, I have to use a pair of pliers to turn the burners on and off. On top of it, the cover on the oven door is falling apart. I'm extremely disappointed. I expected a better quality from LG.

Gas knobs on my LG 30 freestanding gas convection range (model number LRG3097ST) have malfunctioned twice; each time, they're causing gas leaks. When my husband called, we got 4 replacement knobs with the identical issue. The issue is the plastic inserts - they break and they continue to break. This is a known issue! In my humble opinion, there should have been a recall issued a while ago on this; and you don't have to be a NASA rocket scientist to figure that out. I looked at the complaints the customers have made against the LG line, and it's been going strong since 2009. I am not sure what the Consumer Protection Board is waiting on. But I'm hoping to at least use this venue to get the message out. The rest of the oven works wonderfully, but the gas leak from those knobs should be addressed, and if not by LG, at least by our own Consumer Protection Board.

I purchased my home in 2010 that came with new set of LG appliances. I am having nightmares with the LG gas stove (model: LRG30357ST). Within few months, one of the knobs cracked at the plastic insert. Now why on earth would you design a knob with a plastic insert to mesh with a metal shaft? I replaced this with a new one costing $80. After a few months, this one cracked again and I had to junk the knob as it was of no use. Now after a year, the rest of the 4 knobs have cracked too and I have to use a Gorilla SuperGlue to hold them together. Not sure how long they last. Calling the customer service is of no use as they redirected me to the parts department.

I purchased the stove (LG Free Standing Stove) in November 2009. The electronics went out in October of 2010 and were replaced. In October of 2011, the electronics went out again. We contacted our LG repair person and waited for the new circuit board to come in. This is June and the board finally arrived (we have used the stove top only as the oven goes off as does the stove top, but easier to see). The new board was installed and now the stove does not work. The repair person replaced the old board and now the stove does not work. What recourse do I have at this point?

I'm repeating what the others have said. The knobs of the LG 5-burner stove have broken a number of times and have also been accidentally turned on, only to fill the house with gas. I am afraid to go out and leave my animals in the house and check and recheck before I leave each time and I worry until I get back home.

I found that LG stove knobs were made with a plastic insert. The knob has cracked and I tried to repair it to only find that it cracked again. We had the kitchen filled with gas once and it almost caused an explosion. I would not recommend this stove to anyone. I searched for replacement knobs and found that they cost $104.00 a piece, but could get a discounted one for $84.00. Are they kidding me?!

Fire hazard, the knobs are plastic and strip easily, causing them to turn on by themselves if someone walks by the stove and bumps into it. I have had my house fill with gas 3 times in the past 3 years and I have had the knobs replaced 3 times. One day my entire family is going to die in this house because of this stove if they do not create a better knob as this problem shall continue.

I would never buy this type of range again. The large burners are in the front, where one would place a large stock pot. It is very dangerous to have such a large pot positioned in front. You have to reach over it to get to the smaller pots. It's very dangerous. The reason I bought this range was because it matches the refrigerator. It looks good, but it is difficult to use. I can manage it, because it is just my husband and myself. If I had a young family, I would get rid of it (even though it is new). It could become a hazard with small children around. They could easily pull a large pot over on them. I am constantly vigilant when I am cooking on it and worried I will tip the front pots over on myself. It's not a pleasure to cook anymore!

I am very disappointed at the integrity of the knobs. They look and feel like good quality, but I am disappointed to find that inside the knob hole is plastic (not good quality). After just over a year (warranty expired, of course), two of the knobs cracked inside the holes and will no longer turn the burners on correctly. Within the first year of owning a new LG gas range, the 5-burner control knobs were breaking where the knob slides onto the shaft of the gas control mechanism. I tried repairing it myself and it worked for a while, but now they are so bad they need replacing. Why can it not be made of metal? This simple solution would solve the problem. While searching various parts replacement sites, the knobs are over $70.00 each to replace, 5 x 70 = $350.00 for knobs? Is this customer service and support after the sale?

We bought our LG gas stove in 2009. The first problem we had with it was a week before the warranty was up, lucky for us. The problem was that the valves for turning on the stove were too easy to turn on. I had accidentally turned the stove on with my behind as I turned away from the stove and brushed against the knobs. I didn't think much of it at the time until our toddler was working his way around the kitchen and on two occasions slapped at the knobs and turned the gas on in both cases. We immediately called the LG service line and they had the valves replaced. What we noticed shortly after was the knobs themselves getting loose.

I purchased an LG electric range, model LRE30451SB101 in August 2007, made in April 2007. I pressed the button to preheat oven, turned to my cupboard & the oven door just shattered and cascaded to the floor in thousands of pieces. I never even touched the oven door! I called LG, out of warranty, but I said it had to be a factory defect, but they said too far out of warranty, sorry. They gave me names of repair people. What? I'll never buy LG again!

I own four LG appliances and they all broke down. I had to have my less than six-month old fridge repaired out 14 times. They finally replaced it with a GE product. My four-year old dishwasher was so expensive to repair and I was told to replace. This was an $800 appliance. Oven will not heat and neither will the broiler, a $1,500 oven that cannot be used and it is too expensive to repair due to parts.

We have an LG LRE30755ST that we purchased in May of 2007. It was manufactured in April of 2007. On April 6, 2012, while cooking dinner in the oven, a loud humming noise started and we noticed there was a fire inside the oven. I immediately grabbed the kids and ran, and my husband shut the oven down and grabbed the extinguisher. After it cooled down, it appears some sort of wiring between the warming drawer and the bottom of the oven caused the fire and it burned a hole through the bottom of the oven. I contacted LG about this, even though it was out of the 1 year warranty and the only thing they had to offer was to send out a technician to perform a diagnostic test for $89.

The large right front element on my LG model LSC5622WS electric range turned on by itself and will not shut off. The stove was purchased in Sept of 2007 and the warranty has ran out. I noticed on the internet that there are other people complaining about the same thing. LG customer service was very rude when I notified them. I had to unplug the stove. I cannot use it, fire hazard!

I purchased an LG stove and have already been through 2 sets of knobs that continuously break. I see many others on this site have the same problem. This is a defect of a part that used shoddy materials or bad design.

I purchased an LG fridge from Home Depot and within 13 months, it blew out, no power. I called up LG and they told me that it was the motherboard. I fixed it myself twice, otherwise it would have cost me a few hundred dollars. Gas range looks great but the plastic chrome knobs are shriveling and are not smooth anymore, maybe from the heat from the oven. I think I only used the oven 10 times since I had it. LG is the worst. I wish I would have reviewed it better. My personal review is LG sucks. Never buy it again. I created an account just to write LG really sucks.

It was a beautiful range in the store however, once it was in my home, the hell began. I purchased the LRE3075 stainless steel convection range at the Boynton Beach Home Depot on November 12, 2009 and got the extended warranty.

I purchased an LG range on 11/08. I bought the extended warranty plus 1st year warranty from LG. Problem with range reported to warranty company on 12/11. Appliance service company tried to repair on three different occasions, receiving parts from LG. The range is discontinued and the part cannot be obtained from LG. The warranty company does not want to replace as per contract to either repair or replace. I gave LG the responsibility to settle claim. LG wants to pro-rate product because they only guarantee the first year. The warranty company does not want to replace because they can't get the part from LG because this range has been discontinued. I paid $1,799 for this and I feel it should either be replaced or I should be reimbursed for the full amount.

After we remodeled our kitchen back in 2010, we purchased brand new LG appliances. Within the first year, a couple of the knobs on the stove (LRG30357ST) became cracked and loose. As of today, 2012, all 5 knobs are either loose, fallen off, all completely cracked. It is absolutely disgraceful that the cost to replace the knobs is almost close to the cost of just replacing the stove. We've been putting off replacing them because of this cost. We will never purchase another LG product ever nor will I recommend it. What a disgrace!

I have contacted customer service via the telephone and email, but have gotten nothing but excuses. Our 2-year old range is rusting, pitting and the enamel is wearing off from the grates sliding in and out. We have an extended warranty with GE, but they said our warranty doesn't cover the issues. They term this as cosmetic. We have had other stoves/ranges over the years and this has never happened. LG also states that cosmetic issues aren't covered. In December of this past year, I wrote a letter and mailed it to a location in New Jersey which online had shown it as a corporate office, but never received a response. It would be appreciated if someone would acknowledge my concerns and receive some restitution. We bought five LG appliances in one week at The Home Depot and spent over $6000.00 and have no problems with the items. I hope someone could help us out!

The knobs were broken. Originally, I thought it was just my stove. I have since found out that this is an enormous problem for LG. I returned home over Thanksgiving to smell gas. My elderly mother had made some tea while I was at the store. She was visiting for the holiday and was unfamiliar with the stove. She thought she had turned it off, but because the knobs were spinning on the posts, the stove only appeared to be off. It was in fact filling the room with gas. While I was opening the windows, my mother was apologizing while rushing to the stove to turn it off in her embarrassment. Knowing what was about to happen, I lurched across the room and grabbed her hand before she reached the stove.

Within the first year of owning a new LG gas range, the 5 burner control knobs were breaking where the knob slides onto the shaft of the gas control mechanism. I tried repairing it myself and it worked for a while, but now they are so bad they need replacing. Why can it not be made of metal? This simple solution would solve the problem. While searching various parts replacement sites, the knobs are over $70.00 each to replace. 5 x 70 = $350.00 for knobs? Is this customer service and support after the sale? I am so disappointed in the quality of these knobs and the expense to replace them that I may replace the whole range on principle and never purchase an LG product again, of any type. What happens when I put the new knobs on and they crack and break? Another $350.00 in today's dollars for knobs? I don't think so. I have checked around and there are no replacement knobs of better quality available. LG needs to get their act together.

Soon after we bought this model on 7/28/09, we had to replace the circuit board as a result of what the repairman said was a design flaw, whereby using the self-cleaning mode will burn the circuit boards out if you use them more than once a year. Now, our oven will not heat. The oven indicator says both elements are on, but they are only warm to the touch. I can't get a repair manual or an answer from LG as to how to fix it or if there is a recall on the product itself. Are we stuck with this bogus product?

In September 2011, we purchased an LG gas range. Within a month, we requested a service call because two of the top burners did not operate correctly. Five months since purchase, we now have total failure of the oven (doesn't come on at all) and when it did previously work, the convention option for the oven worked erratic. I still have trouble with two top burners. The grill does not get hot enough to cook a pancake. The largest burner goes out of control with huge flames (scary)! Service person was out two weeks ago and we were informed that replacement parts were not presently available and we will be contacted later. I called again to launch a complaint. I was then told we would receive a call back later that day to report the status of our claim. No call was received.

The knobs cracked, and fell off. The oven floor is peeling, and the grill burner does not work. Knobs cracking make us very nervous, not knowing if the burners are off all the way. The grill burner does not light all the way around.

Brand new LG electric range model LRE30453SB. First time using the oven, smoke billowed from the oven vent after about 5 minutes of preheating. There was some cracking noises heard, about 4 or 5 of them prior to the smoke release. The convection fan may have been "on" as the button was hit, but the fan indicator never illuminated on the display. I'm returning it to the store and staying away from LG.

I purchased a fridge and a gas ranger from LG "buy American" just a little over a year ago. And immediately after, the range burners' control knobs started cracking and falling. The fridge rubber gaskets on the door started to come off. The parts are very expensive and do not correct the original defects in the product. I am ashamed of these products, and I will not recommend it to anyone. LG, shame on you.

I will never purchase another LG product, they are inferior, and the manufacturer doesn't stand behind their product at all! We purchased a French door refrigerator and electric range 4 years ago and we have had nothing but problems. The refrigerator light malfunctioned while still under warranty and could have burnt our house down. Luckily, we were in town and I caught it just as the light cover had melted and warmed up everything in our fridge. The cabinet above the fridge was so hot, we could have cooked eggs in it. The ice maker has always had issues, and the fridge has intermittently frozen our vegetables at will.

My LG Electric Range with convection option malfunctioned and caught fire today, Christmas Day 2011. It's model LRE30755 ST/01 and manufactured in June 2007. A wire between the main compartment of the oven and the lower warming drawer compartment (inside the oven) arced and the heat melted a hole in the metal at the bottom of the oven. Essentially, the metal was on fire.

We had a kitchen remodel in November 2009, we purchased all LG appliances. My LG convection oven has been serviced 3 times for the same exact problem. Error: F-9, the thermostat will not heat the oven. Obviously there is a problem with the oven and it should be replaced. The model cost over $1800.00, and I thought that LG stood behind their product. The oven (wall unit) is just 2 years old. I also have an LG dishwasher, which was serviced because the motor went out the first year.

I purchased an LG gas range at our local Sears store thinking that it looked great in the photos. What a disappointment to spend over $1300 on this poorly engineered product! The control knobs cracked and became loose immediately. The customer service was a joke, just like the commercial on TV where the man (Peggy) from Siberia answers. Calls got dropped etc. New knobs with the same poor design cost $40.00 each! I did not replace them. I used glue and nylon ties to hold them on. The flames are all uneven and the metal covers are de-laminating. The knobs now are peeling from heat. I have decided not to buy any more LG products. It’s the only way to fight back obsolescence.

We remodeled our kitchen in 2007 and purchased all new LG appliances; refrigerator, dishwasher, and electric stove all from Home Depot. The fridge and dishwasher have been trouble free, but the model LG LRE3045/SB stove has been trouble since day one. The touch control panel has intermittently worked. On some days, this group of controls works and these others don't, sometimes nothing at all. Calling LG customer service, we were told to unplug the stove and plug it in after a 10 or more second delay. Sometimes that has restored some functions but never all the functions. Tonight, I have plugged and re-plugged several times, all to try and get the "start" button to engage. It was no success. I called customer service and was told there was nothing they could do. The unit is out of warranty, even though we have documented this issue with them years before.

LG Electric Range- LRE30453ST. After using the self-cleaning feature in the oven, I noticed the interior looked as if it had been chipped or scratched. I then found pieces of the enamel on the oven floor. I called LG to complain. They asked me to send them pictures of the oven. After emailing them the pictures, they came back, said that it was out of warranty and I did not purchase an extended warranty. Their conclusion was that the chipping was caused by owner neglect.

A little over two years ago, I purchased an electric range from Home Depot and an extended warranty from them from GE. Since then, we have had some issues that were covered under the original manufactures warranty .Currently, the inside of the oven where the grates slide in and out of the blue enamel is wearing off and rusting as well as the bottom plate enamel wearing off and is rusting and pitting as if it were scratched off. When I contacted customer care via an e-mail, they responded by agreeing that this was not normal and that I should contact a supervisor at LG and have them review my case and extend my warranty.

Back in November 2006, my husband and I remodeled our kitchen. We purchased all LG products, refrigerator, dishwasher, electric range, and microwave oven. I have had issues with each appliance. The refrigerator, the ice machine broke and leaked ice water in the entire freezer section and kitchen floor. The microwave oven handle has cracked. The dishwasher does not clean the dishes, and the soap dispenser always has caked on soap residue. As of this date, I have not had an oven for over a month. The keypad panel stopped working, the wrong part arrived. I did contact LG and placed a formal complaint to the customer service representative, I have had no response. I will make sure that everyone that I come in contact with will know that LG products are not reliable and their parts are impossible to get.

I bought an LWD3081ST double wall oven. The thermostat faulted twice in past year. I paid $7.00 for its part and would cost several hundred to service. Obviously, the design has flaws and I got no service from LG. Their customer service is rude and unhelpful. There are no return calls despite complaint. This oven cost $3,000 and company doesn't stand by product.

I purchased the stove from Home Depot on March 29, 2011. My kitchen remodel was completed two months later, making the actual age of the stove approximately four months old. I don't cook on the stove often and only used the oven this one time. I placed a tray with dinosaur breaded chicken pieces in the oven at 350 degrees. Five minutes into cooking them, I heard glass shatter. I ran to the kitchen thinking a window had broken. I looked at the oven and the inside glass had shattered.

I purchased 3 LG appliances, and for all 3 appliances I have had problems with them almost from the start. The Icemaker does not work and drawers falling apart. The Stove, every time I use the self clean option the stove top or the oven will not work and I have to call a repair man. The Microwave oven, the numbers 1 & 2 do not work. These products are now 5 years old. The refrigerator was purchased to replace a 15 year old GE side by side that I now use in my garage for extra refrigerator space that still makes ice and all drawers are still intact.

The knobs on my gas range have been replaced twice because they are cheaply made. They have known issues and still LG isn't doing anything about them. There is no point in replacing them because they won't last more than a few months.

I bought an LG gas range model LRG30355ST at Home Depot sometime in 2009, and all the five knobs are all cracked and can no longer be adjusted to low or high. The cost of these knobs are exorbitant and almost costs around 1/3 of the total cost of the gas range. These companies should not be allowed to manufacture substandard parts for their products at the expense of the consumers. Whether they do this on purpose to generate additional revenues, we don't know. But something should be done and shift the responsibility back to companies like LG and make them pay or correct them at no cost to the consumers. Like others, I will no longer buy LG products and will spread the word that LG products are not quality products.

This is the second time that I am writing about my LG convection range. I bought the extended warranty after the controller board failed twice within a year of purchase. Good thing, the same part failed this June--that is three times within 19 months. What a piece of junk. I have never tried the self-cleaning feature because I am afraid of what might happen. Don't buy this product!

I purchased Stove LRG30357ST and called about a problem with what seems to be stainless steel knob controls that melted off. Turns out, the knobs are plastic with some type of foil around them. They want 70 dollars each to replace and there are five knobs. We will buy a new stove before we pay 350 to replace knobs with cheaper knobs.

I bought an LG Range model LRE3981ST from Home Depot in February 2011. On July 2011, I noticed rust spots on the front door of the range; I called service and booked a tech to come out. After waiting for an hour (and now late for work), the technician called me and said he did not have approval for the service call, and it will be a $75 charge. I was also asked why I didn’t read the service contract, so I told him not to bother to come out. I called the customer service and pulled it out of them that there is a service call fee of $75.00.

I bought an LG over the stove exhaust hood microwave in September 2009. Less than a year later, the door cracked along the frame. This hood was covered under warranty.

I purchased an LG electric range in 2008 model LRE30451SW/SB/ST. Towards the end of the first year I noticed at times that things on the touchpad didn't work. As time went on, this happened more often.

I attempted to heat a food item in my oven when sparks began to pop at the bottom. It also takes too long to heat and too long to cook. When I attempted to self-clean my oven I had to stop before it was done because it started smoking. I called customer service and they told me that there is nothing they can do since the oven is no longer under warranty. I have read many reviews on several different websites about similar complaints from other consumers and wanted to file one myself.

I purchased a new gas range, microwave oven, and dishwasher at Best Buy. A few weeks after having the appliances installed, the microwave would not shut off. I unplugged the unit and called LG. They would not send out a technician and told me to bring it in to the store for replacement, since it was new. I am experiencing multiple problems with my stove. The knobs are not stainless, and discolor and bubble.

I purchased a LG gas range model LRG30357ST from HH Gregg on 3/18/09. We put this in a home we were remodeling to sell, as everyone knows what the economy did. After a few months, we decided to move into the home. The first time I used the self-clean oven, the door locked and would not open. I called LG and they referred me to repairman near the home. James, the repairman, came out three days later to unlock the oven door. He stated this would happen every time I used the self-clean as it builds up so much heat that the thermostat has no way to release some of the heat. The heat burns the motor up in the lock of the oven.

We bought an over the counter/range microwave last year from LG. I used it ten minutes and it had a total failure. We are remote, so they opted to ship us a new one. Well the second one failed about a month ago, and I called them to see how they would deal with their problem and this failure since we received it last December from them and it has failed again already. I was told that it is not within one year of the "original" purchase date.

My stove turns itself on and off at all hours of the day and I am afraid of it starting a fire while we are sleeping. Can someone please respond to this complaint a.s.a.p.? Thank you.

I purchased floor model gas LG stove from Best Buy for a remodel which took 9 months. Finally, I turned on, 3 of the burners didn't light, the other 2 would not adjust. I called LG warranty, sent a technician that said he never repairs gas stoves because 'they hardly break'. He banged around the stove, scratching the enamel and without much troubleshooting, said it was the computer. 2nd visit he changed the computer, same problem remained. Again, without troubleshooting any other part, declared it was the ignitors, it would take 1 week to receive.

This is the 3rd call I have made in 10 months. I have owned my LG LRE30453 range. The first call was right after we had it installed and noticed the faceplate that the oven door handle was attached to, was cracked. Then in August, the oven has stopped working. The first time it took 2 1/2 weeks to get the repair finished. It was a relay board that had burned. A little over 3 weeks later, the oven stopped working again right in the middle of making a meal. It appears to be the same issue. I am having a service person look at it tomorrow. This range is only 10 months old.

In 2008 we purchased the LG stove and refrigerator. The stove developed cracks. After 3 attempts to send a new replacement top and 3 defective ones sent, Sears replaced the entire stove. Within a month, the new one also developed a what I call crack; the store owner tells me that I am scratching the top. I can run my fingernail across and it catches in these marks; it seems I would have to be putting lots of force to make this happen. I use Farberware stainless steel pans. I wrote to Sears Corporate office about the second one doing the same thing. Nothing was done because the stove has already been replaced once. The marks, scratches that I am being accused of making by the store manager, stress cracks according to me, are now all over the top, even behind the back burners.

We bought an LG electric range about 1 1/2 years ago. Within several months, I began to think that it was too hot and one burner was beginning to function improperly, it was not heating. We had someone come out to repair it, the whole computer unit on the stove went out, and it actually corrected itself which is scary, huh? The burner was replaced. Today, within 6 months of the last problem, I heated the oven to 350 and put in a frozen pie for 60 minutes. I began to have a burning smell after 30 minutes, went to check the pie and it was burnt on the outside. I took it out and turned off the oven. It was very hot and set off our fire alarms.

I purchased an LG stove at Home Depot for 1,800 plus dollars. I was disappointed when less than two months went by and we experienced problems with the stove top burners not always coming on. I placed a call to Home Depot and they gave me the name of the store repairman for LG products. I contacted him and he came out and replaced a circuit board and said he had to order another part. For several months, we continued to call this repairman and he said the part was on order but LG had not sent it.

I bought an LG gas range in 2007 and for the second time in one year every single knob on the stove is broken. I called the extended warranty company and they will not cover it. Called LG and the only thing they told me is to pay for them 71.18 per knob, almost $400.00 for knobs. At $400 a year would be an economic issue.

I bought an LG Electric Range Model LRE30755SS from a Home Depot on July 8,2007 with an extended warranty. One month after extended warranty ran out, the oven on the range goes way over temperature and makes the outside of the oven extremely hot. There is no fault codes and no safeguard to prevent a potential fire from this malfunction. Luckily, only food was burned but when the oven door was opened, it was obvious that the temperature was near 500 degrees. I bought an oven thermometer and this confirmed that the oven was running way over temperature and out of control.

I am very dissatisfied with the knobs from my LG stove. Two of the knobs have broken off. And I just found out that they have been discontinued. Each knob is worth $76. I’m very unhappy customer. Now I’m stuck with a stove that only has 3 working knobs.

We purchased a LG wall oven which has already been replaced once after multiple warranty visits from a technician. We experienced a major problem with the oven "blowing up" after trying to use the self cleaner for the first time. We are now experiencing ongoing problems with the inner racks not fitting the dimensions of the oven properly which result in fallen racks while cooking. Clearly, the inner dimensions of the oven are not correct which allows for the racks to fall. How can a consumer use an oven in where the racks continue to not stay in place on the runners, and have the ability to fall when pans are placed on them. I have contacted LG several times to no avail. They insist that the oven is "out of warranty" and will not take it back. It is basically unusable and dangerous!

We bought a LG Electric Range Model # LSC5683WW with extended warranty. We used it for a year when it caused a fire underneath the stove. We have pictures to prove damage. It was discovered on October 13,2009 to date. We have not received settlement on this issue.

I purchased a LG gas stove on May 25, 2009 at Best Buy. It is only a little over a year old and the front burner never worked. The knobs for the burners have broken and LG wanted $100.00 to replace the plastic insert in them. I’m very disappointed in this stove. It acts like a used appliance.

I purchased this range with the intention of having a good product. I can never depend on it the other day when I went to prepare supper, I could not start the stove or I would start one element and the other one would come on. Where the vapor comes out, it is all yellow. Every time I do self-cleaning, something else happens with the stove. Often I wonder if the stove could catch on fire.

We purchased an LG Range for $972.94 on February 5, 2010. The range burners only work when it feels like it and the oven will not work and just flashes numbers. We also purchased a side-by-side refrigerator on March 2, 2010 for $1,558.95.

We purchased an LG range from Home Depot and after 3 months the burners would not work and the oven will not bake. I do not wish to have an attorney contact me at this time, just wanted to file the complaint.

I bought a LG range from Warner Stellan in Sept of 2009 and the range gave me problems since after two month of usage. All the knobs broke and gas was smelling everywhere because it was not lighting up. It was a hazard to my family. I have called LG customer service and the knobs were replaced three times. However, right now they are broken all over again. LG said they will send a tech person to look at it again. This will be the fourth times the knobs are being looked at. It's very frustrating to have to go through this. I am worried about the health of my family especially my young kids because of the gas. I don't know what else to do. I am sure if they are being replaced, they will break again.

I purchased an LG convection oven on May 22, 2010, from Best Buy. The stove stopped working a week later. We contacted Best Buy, they have been very helpful during this time. LG has given nothing but a run around on the subject. The stove caught fire on the 22nd of this month, talked to them today and they said they would send a tech on the 29th.

I originally purchased the LG LRE3045 electric range with convection oven LG LMVL630, stainless steel dishwasher and LDS5811 above range microwave. I had a fire in my kitchen. I went to Home Depot to purchase the appliances. This was on 3/4/06. Well, I did not have a very good Easter--the range cut off and displayed "F1." Well, I contacted LG and was told because the stove is so far out of warranty they couldn't help me.

This range is 4 years old and of course, like all other complaints, it is no longer under warranty. But like one complaint I read, the oven is flaking coating off, and the flakes are about half the thickness of a piece of paper, very sharp points and edges. This is occurring along the bottom, top , and where the top grate goes in and is supported . I am a retired marine engineer and I can tell you without a doubt it is out and out poor workmanship and quality control. The coating appears to be sprayed onto a base metal box that expands and should not as the ceramic if is ceramic does not, or very little. It also appears that it must have been in coats or uneven to scale as it does. I have photos if anyone out there would like to see.

I purchased an LG Gas Range LRG30355ST and after 5 months two of the knobs broke. The internals of the knobs are made of cheap plastic, my assumption is that heat from the oven makes them brittle over time and they break. I call to complain to LG and got no satisfaction. I was told I would have to purchase new knobs for around $73.00 each! What a joke. These knobs are defective, and I will never buy another LG product. LG does not back their overpriced junk.

In May of 2007 I purchased an electric range from home depot. the the product is made by LG. Approximately 6 or 8 months ago I got an F1 error message on the display in front of the range. I looked up the code in the manual and it said that the keypad had shorted out. I found out where I could purchase the part in my area.I purchased the part and installed it myself as we could not afford the service fee. I installed the part (just a matter of plugging in connections).

Bought an LG Stove- just noticed large cracking on the bottom of the stove after I used the self clean for 2 hours. It sounds like a lot of other people have the same problem. The cracking is not covered under warranty, if it peels it might be covered.

I bought a kitchen range from LG at Best Buy. I have owned this range for 3 years. In these 3 years, I have had to deal with it breaking twice. All I had was disappointment when using this product. Last week, the range broke again. And by broke, I mean it's dead. Dead dead. Now I don't have warranty from anybody, and I don't believe the average range only lasts for 3 years.

We purchased an LG LSC5622 range which is the expensive one with convection, smooth top, warming drawer, etc. We have had the control panel replaced three times. We have had the convection fan replaced once and am I logging a service call for vibrating fan again tomorrow. The oven vent melts the paint off the control panel enclosure. Once the customer service representative did say that there was an upgrade to the unit paid for by LG. Upon follow up, she denied this and said that my extended warranty through Leon's would be paying for it. Leon's had no record whatsoever. I would never buy LG again. Be warned.

The LG gas range I purchased this past April '09 has poorly designed control knobs that crack and break. 4 out of 5 are broken. I tried to set up a service appointment online. After typing in the problem, the site will not send the info. I went to a chat session. The person said it was under warranty but I had to call in for service. The number was wrong, it was "electronics" and I was transferred to "Home Appliances". A person with broken English finally answered but "Carlos" couldn't hear me due to crackling on the phone and hung up. I tried a second time, a different person with broken English could not hear me. I gave up. I can't afford to do this on my lunch break over and over. I feel I have made a big mistake purchasing this appliance.

1-800-626-2001 is a number that I have come to know by heart, not by choice! You may recognize the number as the number for Customer Service for LG Appliances. We purchased our dream LG appliances - refrigerator, stove, microwave and dishwasher - for close to $8000 back in February 2008 from Bernie's in Waterbury CT and have nothing but trouble ever since! After doing what we thought was research in reference to company and integrity, we found LG was announcing a Cross Licensing Agreement with GE. What better company, GE is a household name that has a lot of history in the United States and one that stands behind their products. GE happens to also be one of the biggest players in the wind power industry that is up and coming.

Unfortunately, I spent $1500 on an LG gas range and just after three months of my purchase, the foil is melting off the knobs I assumed were stainless steel. Of the 5 plastic inserts, 4 have split which is extremely dangerous when cooking and should never happen to a stove that is less than a year old. I called Home Depot where I purchased the appliances and they referred me to the manufacturer who was no help. They said that the knobs were not covered under the warranty and I would need to purchase new knobs at $50 apiece. Unfortunately, neither LG nor Home Depot stand behind their products because my stove is still considered new.

I purchased an LG gas stove (mod# LRG 30855 ST) and LG refrigerator (LFX2597 1ST) from Home Depot in Virginia Beach on 6/29/08. As of today, none of the gas control knobs on the stove function properly. All of the plastic inserts are cracked at the hub, the foil covers have mostly wrinkled off, and two of the knobs actually look as if they have melted. I called LG to discuss my concerns and was told that my warranty has expired and that I need to buy the five replacement parts at $71.88 + tax each. I stated that I spent over $1,700 for the stove only 16 months ago and that it would be unfair to have to now spend $375 for replacement parts that were obviously defective.

In November 2007 I purchased an LG range from Pat Goff's. Three months later I started having problems with it (periodically). Sometimes some of the burners wouldn't come on; sometimes it was the oven and sometimes nothing. Around June 2008 it was happening quite often. I called LG (Pat Goff no longer had a repair tech to service it). I asked at that time for a refund or replacement. I was told they couldn't do that. They had to try to fix it first. I asked what if it happens again. My warranty will have expired. I was told they would take care of me to my satisfaction. It wasn't until December 1, 2008 that it was finally fixed. Well, lo and behold: three months later it starts again (same as previous year). Only this time my oven continues to work, but now I have to unplug the range to turn the oven off. I only have two small burners to cook on (neither of the large burners work). I told the tech from the beginning that the convection wasn't working properly either (it took longer to bake and now makes noise). He never checked it.

LG Range model #LRE30451SB/03: My husband and I purchased a brand new set of LG appliances from Best Buy in 03/2008. Approximately one and a half years later, I used the self-cleaner on my oven. This was the first time I had ever used the self-cleaning option because I was usually able to wipe out any food or debris. I only ran the self clean for 2 hrs, you can run it for 4hrs, but it was late and I didn't want to stay up waiting for it to finish. The very next morning, I noticed that my control panel was flashing a code that read F-1 as if the power had gone out, but our power hadn't been off.

We bought all LG appliances for our new home. We have already gone through 3 microwaves, 2 dishwashers and 2 refrigerators, all with manufacturing defects. We moved into our home on April 30, 2008. I am 63 yrs of age and have been cooking for 43 yrs. I know how to use a range. However, after 15 months of washing my LG oven after each use (I have never had to use the cleaning cycle), I noticed that during cooking one evening, the bottom of the oven floor was cracking and chipping. In my panic to protect my food (I had company for dinner), I put heavy duty foil on the bottom.

I bought the range at Best Buy. After a few days past a year, the range had a mind of its own. It would turn itself on and off and beep and flash the lights on the panel. It's very dangerous! I can only imagine the cost to repair after spending that much on a range! I will not buy another LG of any kind! Until I have it repaired, it is off at my breaker box. It is too dangerous to leave on.

This consumer has a complaint concerning an electric range (Model # LRE30451ST/03 / Serial # 712KMUZ00566) manufactured in December 2007 and purchased in March 2008. The aforementioned electric range is inoperative. The range has an F-1 code and the needed part is not expected to be in until October 14, 2009. This consumer moved into a new home in March 2008, whereas the builder purchased the electric range in the consumer's home and the consumer paid for the upgraded model, which was placed in the consumers home in March 2008.

I purchased an LG Range Model LRE30955ST at Best Buy on 2/28/2009 along with the French Door refrigerator. Both appliances were delivered several days later and seem in perfect working order. Within several days, the range started having small issues; touching the electronic control pad would not generate a response for things like turning on the oven light, the warming drawer would turn itself off on its own, and every once in a while the oven (during preheating cycle) would sound an alarm and show a "Heating Error" on the control panel. I had to turn the oven off and then reset it in order to get the oven to preheat. It’s a minor annoyance, but workable.

I purchased an LG range at Home Depot along with an extended warranty for an extra 4 years. The appliance seemed fine until I ran the self-clean cycle. When the range cooled down, I was wiping out the ash in the interior oven with a paper towel. Pieces of ceramic were coming off the interior sides. They were sharp and jagged. If these were to fall into food cooking in the oven, it would pose a definite health hazard.

This range was a replacement from a range that fell apart in less than 10 months! It was supposed to be an upgrade since I added $140.00 for the best range they had. Then, the clock quit running and the timer goes off whenever it wants to! They sent out repair service who replaced the clock and control panel! Also, the light on the stove panel was real dim so I called for service. However, the repairman won't come out on the same problem because they only pay once for a repair. I called another serviceman and he said that he will not service LG products. Now, the light on the range is so dim you can't read the clock at night, let alone daylight. After at least 10 calls, they told me to just live with it. Life's Good or Lots of Garbage.

This complaint concerns an LG Model LRG30855ST gas range. Specifically, during the course of cooking, oil spilled on one of the burner heads and caked on. The user's guide directed the user to soak burner heads in a solution of mild liquid detergent and hot water for 20-30 minutes and to use a toothbrush for stubborn stains. The guide specifically notes: Do not use steel wool or scouring powders to clean the burners. Concerning other components, such as the cooking grates, the manual specifically calls for soaking in ammonia.

I went to Home Depot and purchased my dream appliances: refrigerator, stove, microwave and dishwasher totaling $7,800 plus tax. I received a letter from LG about the energy consumption for my $3,500 refrigerator. They sent me a check for $17, modified it, and will send me checks for the next 14 years to supplement the energy usage. As for my $2,000 stove, I rarely cook so when I do, it would be nice if it worked. I turn on the oven and every 10 degrees or every 10 minutes, it shuts off. Same with the cooktop. LG came and replaced the motherboard. Same problem again. LG came a second time and said that's the only thing that they could do. I'm waiting to hear back from someone today. LG appliances look very good, almost commercial grade. It's a great addition to your kitchen as long as you don't have to use them.

I called LG regarding a problem with an electric range I purchased in 2/2008. It was a model LRE30451SB and has a black glass cook top. In early March 2009, I noticed a section of the cook top turning white. I tried cleaning, but the discoloration was in the glass, not on the surface. At first, I made calls to Customer Service and kept getting a recording of heavy call volume and put on hold forever. I began emailing and explained my problem. I kept being told it was not a defect, that was without anyone even seeing my unit. They also told me to call CS, but I repeated that I couldn't get through.

We purchased the LG electric stove Model # LRE 30451SB in Oct. 2007. In Nov./Dec. 2008, the oven would not maintain temperature. We changed the thermostat and control board on Mar. 7, 2009. It worked fine until April 16, 2009 when we self-cleaned the oven. The control board went haywire. We can't broil, use convection oven, use numbers 2 & 7 on the keypad, set clock. The heat from self-cleaning is so hot and close to the control board that it must have damaged the board. Damages are: the cost of the stove - $647.19, sales tax - $54.20, thermostat - $20.00, control board - $136.20 for a grand total of $857.59, not to memtion labor, delivery and restaurant meals. This stove should be recalled.

We too purchased an LG range and since the day that we got it, it has never cooked, say, a frozen pizza in a decent amount of time. It takes over 25 minutes, way longer than it should. We have replaced the control board once and will probably now have to replace it again. I will be calling Best Buy to get a service person out here. This totally stinks due to the fact that we paid good money for this range and it matches all of our other appliances.

I purchased an LG Range Model LRE30955ST and an LG Refrigerator (French door, drawer freezer) Model LFX25960ST on Jan. 13, 2008 from Home Depot.

I purchased an LG range and the warranty has expired. The duel surface element burned out, and I ordered a new element on February 6 through MCM appliances (LG does not ship directly to individuals). The person told me it would arrive in a week. It is now the 13th, and no element. I called MCM and was told they are still waiting for LG to send the part to them. I will not buy an LG appliance again if I cannot get parts for them.

I purchased LG Suite @ Home Depot in Enfield, CT 2/14/08. Since then, they have REPLACED the Dishwasher, Microwave, and now the Range is broken. I tried self-cleaning and apparently where the heat is vented from the stove is directly below the motherboard and melts it. Service repair states it will be 5 days till they can get a replacement. In addition, the Energy Star rating on our French door is incorrect and LG will send us a check for $30 for the next 12 years for the extra energy consumption of this Energy Hog!

I purchased a new stove along with a fridge, and washer and dryer. Everything is fine except the stove is a menace. I had a complete new control panel installed when it was only six months old. Now, it is haywire again. I called the warranty repair (Kelowna Appliance), and they came out. The thing was okay on its own. Now, the thing is acting up again; the oven won’t work and the large burner. One cannot control the oven heat when it does work. When we first purchased the thing, we asked if we could not get another stove, but they did nothing or would not. We have put an extended warranty on it, which cost a lot to protect ourselves, but it is a lousy stove. We wish we had bought anything but this thing. Is there anything one can do as my wife is getting fed up?

I have purchased an LG range and had aluminum foil melt to the bottom of it. I have lined my ovens all my life and never seen this before. The aluminum actually fused to the bottom of the oven.

We saved up and bought an LG range, model # LRE30451SW, in Sept of '06. The first problem was the paint, where the oven vents, peeled off due to the fact they did not use high heat paint where the oven vents. Then the oven temperature began to fluctuate, where you have to watch whatever you are cooking very closely. Then the door started to fall apart. Finally the control panel is messing up, sometimes not allowing adjustment of the heat, sometimes not allowing you to turn burners and oven on and off. Life's Good - ya for the ones that are taking our money and giving us junk. Home Depot doesn't want to help and I just get the runaround at LG, no return calls, etc.

I purchased LG stove, fridge, and dishwasher in March ‘07. In July ‘07, the oven light burned out in the stove. LG customer service informed me that the instructions for changing the light bulb were in the manual! I called back and got service done under warranty. Around Dec. ‘07, the front burner began to act strangely; sometimes it would work, then not at all. I called customer service. Repair came out and determined the unit required a special order part. In Feb. ‘08, an entire panel control was installed. LG's response to my concern about this stove was to extend my warranty by three months.

I purchased an LG range on 1/25/08 and on 12/24/08, I had the range on 300 degrees cooking a ham in a cooking bag. I checked on it in about an hour and a half and the ham was burnt and the oven was smoking. The heat inside the range was much more than 300 degrees. The next day, I had it on 350 degrees cooking a casserole that was supposed to be for 30 to 45 minutes. I smelled smoke after 15 minutes and looked inside and the casserole was completely burnt. The temperature, again, was much higher than it should have been. It seemed like it may be on cleaning cycle heat. I called LG and I have a repairman coming today (1/2/09) to look at it. Even if it is fixed today, I will never be able to trust the range again.

I purchased a LG electric range model number LRE30451SB in 2007 from Home Depot. I had nothing but trouble with it from day one. The top had a hairline crack. It had to be replaced. The oven never kept the correct temperature. It had to be fixed so many times that LG replaced the range. It was replaced with a 2008 model number LRE30453SB supposedly because they did not have the one that I had purchased. There was a catch. NO WARRANTY! So now I have another range that the oven is doing the same thing that my first one did. I would like to have some of my money back. But all LG will give me is the phone number of a repair person so I can pay to get it fixed. My advice - DO NOT BUY LG products.

My stove is my 3rd LG appliance that has gone bad in 2 years of purchasing it. They sent the wrong part out, it was sent back and they returned exactly the same wrong part back. We now don't have a stove as the holidays approach and we are having people due at our house. I want a new stove delivered before the holidays if they can't get it right.

Purchased A stove model Number is: LRE30955ST ELECTRIC RANGE from Home Depot on Jan 30, 2008. Since then, we've first started locking out the ovens, the repair company replaced boards and said that it would be ok now. A few weeks later, we noticed the stove would just turn on!, and it would activate the burners as well. Once My wife was baking and the stove went into lock out, and she could not remove her baking out of the oven. NOW THE STOVE IS BACK IN, LOCK OUT AGAIN'' Now IT'S TIME TO COOK FOR CHRISTMAS AND NO WAY TO COOK. This stove is very dangerous. We are now being faced with buying another one because LG cannot fix it. The price of this stove over 2,000.00 DOLLARS.

In 2006, I purchased a LRE30755ST stove and within two weeks, it did not work. I complained to Home Depot who swapped my model with the store model. 11 months go by and guess what, again the display panel goes out. LG sends a local service person who says display panel has to be replaced and it takes a week to get from LG. They do not stock it locally. No stove for a week and then stove lasts again for guess what - 11 months and goes out again. Service company comes again and I wait another week but one of the parts they needed display panel is on back order. I am still waiting for it. I called Customer Service and all they can do is "I apologize Madam."

I purchased the LG range model #LRE30955ST on June 27, 2008 from Appliance Direct, Merritt Island, FL. Within 1 week, the left front burner turned itself off after 2 minutes. I called LG. A service technician was sent out and 2 parts were ordered. The technician returned within 1 week to replace the burner elements and a computer board. The problem worsened, now my oven would shut off during baking. Another part was ordered. The technician returned with parts that were incomplete that were ordered directly from LG.

On 4/4/08, I purchased L G Stove Model No. LRE30955ST for the amount of $2233.43. Since 5/1/08, the oven in this stove has not worked at all. The service man from Sentry Service Appliance Co, 845 Niagara Falls Blvd, Amherst, NY 14226 has been here three times. First a small part, then the larger board and now the largest board he could get with no results in the stove working at all. I would like to receive a refund for this disastrous purchase to be able to purchase a more reliable brand. Can you HELP ME!!!!!!!! !

This is a follow up to my previous complaint. LG finally agreed to replace the range . . . and it was delivered today - 19 days after I first reported the problem. Well guess what - the new one doesn't work either. I turned it on convection/time cook set for 3 hours - and within 30 minutes it had shut off all by itself. I called the Best Buy store and reported the problem and told them I want to return and cancel this order. We'll find another brand. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING LG!!!!!

On 6/1/08, I purchased an LG LRE30955ST which was delivered on 6/10. On 6/28, I called LG Customer Service and advised them of the problem and requested a repair. I told them that after using the range for a short time, the range automatically went into Oven Lockout locking the oven door and disabling the burners - and trapped a turkey breast in the oven. I even told the CS rep that I suspected the problem was a circuit board. The (contracted - they don't have their own) repair person showed up without the circuit board; looked at the range; said it's a bad circuit board and said they'd have to order it and didn't know how long that would take.

My new LG range is having multiple electrical problems, everyday a new part of the convection oven fails. I have made several attempts through LG to get it repaired and I have gotten nowhere. The service numbers they give me, the people say they do not work in the area. I called in on 1/16/08. This is a $1,200 range and my warranty is fixing to expire. At this point I would like a new range because this one has so many problems.