I’ve worked on dozens of LG LFXS26973S units over the years, and ice maker freeze-ups are honestly one of the most common calls I get for this model. The culprit is almost always a failed defrost heater or a faulty temperature sensor letting ice build up until the whole assembly locks up solid. The good … Read more
I’ve worked on dozens of LG LFXS26973S units over the years, and linear compressor failure is by far the most common call I get on this model. The good news is LG’s 10-year sealed system warranty often covers the compressor itself — so before you spend a dime, verify your purchase date. Most of the … Read more
I’ve worked on dozens of LG WM3400CW machines over the years, and spider arm corrosion is honestly one of the most common failures I see on this model — usually showing up after 5-7 years of use. The aluminum spider arm reacts with detergent residue and moisture, causing it to crack or crumble. Replacing the … Read more
I’ve worked on dozens of LG WM3400CW machines over the years, and drain pump clogs are honestly one of the top three calls I get for this model. Nine times out of ten, the culprit is lint, coins, or small garment debris lodged in the pump filter or impeller. A thorough cleaning of the filter … Read more
I’ve worked on dozens of LG WM3400CW units over the years, and the LE error is one of the most frequent calls I get for this model. In most cases, it comes down to a faulty rotor position sensor or a worn stator assembly causing the motor to lose sync. The good news is this … Read more
I’ve worked on dozens of LG WT7300CW top-loaders over the years, and stator assembly failure is one of the most frequent calls I get for this machine. It typically shows up as an LE error code, no-spin, or a grinding noise during the cycle. The good news is that replacing the stator is a straightforward … Read more
I’ve worked on dozens of LG WT7300CW machines, and the rotor position sensor failure is honestly one of the most frequent service calls I get for this model. You’ll typically see error codes like Hall Sensor Error or the drum refusing to spin properly. The good news is that replacing the Hall sensor itself usually … Read more
I’ve worked on the LG WM4000HWA more times than I can count, and bearing failure is hands-down one of the most frequent calls I get on this model. The telltale grinding or rumbling noise during the spin cycle is a dead giveaway. In most cases, replacing the rear drum bearing and seal kit completely resolves … Read more
I’ve worked on dozens of LG WM4000HWA units, and door boot seal mold and tears are hands-down the most frequent complaint I see with this model. The rubber gasket traps moisture after every cycle, and if owners aren’t wiping it down regularly, mold takes hold fast. Most of the time, a thorough cleaning or a … Read more
I’ve worked on dozens of LG WM4000HWA machines over the years, and the OE drain error is hands-down the most frequent service call I get for this model. In about 80% of cases, the culprit is a clogged pump filter or a failed drain pump — both of which are very manageable DIY fixes if … Read more
