Measured temperatures
Fresh-food and freezer temperatures are compared with airflow, frost, fan, and compressor operation.


LG appliance service
Having trouble with your LG refrigerator in University Place? RPS can diagnose cooling, frost, leaks, ice, and controls and give you a clear repair quote before any work begins.

What we diagnose
An LG refrigerator may sound as though it is running even when it is not moving enough heat out of the cabinet. Temperature history, fan operation, frost patterns, compressor behavior, sensors, and controls all help identify the failed system. Ice and water symptoms are checked separately when they are not caused by the temperature problem.
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If your LG refrigerator is not working correctly in University Place, RPS can help find the cause and explain the repair options. Tell us which section is warming and whether you have noticed frost, leaking, unusual noise, or an error code. If the unit was recently unplugged, tell us how long it ran before the temperature problem returned. For a University Place appointment, have the full model number ready, then enter your ZIP code to confirm coverage and see current options.
Before your appointment
Fresh-food and freezer temperatures are compared with airflow, frost, fan, and compressor operation.
Controls and sealed-system performance are distinguished from defrost, sensor, and airflow failures.
Cabinet temperature is confirmed before water supply, inlet, ice maker, and dispenser components are evaluated.
Before the visit: Find the label on an interior refrigerator wall or around the fresh-food compartment. A clear photo of the full model and serial number is helpful.
Questions from customers
The freezer may be too warm, water may not be reaching the unit, or the inlet, ice maker, sensors, wiring, dispenser, or controls may have a problem. The ice-making sequence should be tested in order.
Start with your ZIP code to confirm coverage and see current appointment options in University Place. When you book, include the full model number and describe exactly what the LG refrigerator is doing. You can also call (253) 987-6335.
Free Diagnostic With Completed Repair. $129 diagnostic fee plus applicable tax if you decline the repair or repair isn’t possible. You’ll see a flat-rate repair total before work begins.
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