It's been four months since I purchased an LG television, and the buttons on the remote control have already been erased. Despite the fact that I had paid a significant amount of money for LG's assurance, they informed me that the remote control had already passed its warranty period and offered no assistance. It feels like I was taken advantage of and victimized, but LG refuses to stand behind its products and services, forcing me to demand a replacement. I understand that mistakes happen, but such a simple transaction should be supported by some form of quality assurance. I'm sure I'm not the only one who has experienced this, and LG should realize that such behavior can lead to customer loss if it continues. As a result, I'm requesting a replacement remote control and an end to my victimization.
I bought a TV from LG, but it turned out to be faulty right from the start. I contacted their service center, and they took the TV to their workshop for testing. They claimed the remote control was defective, replaced it, and returned the TV — but the same problem persisted. The service team that d...
My LG dishwasher, specifically the model LGDF8512FP, has been giving me a lot of trouble lately, even though it's only four years old. After trying multiple times to fix the problem, the appliance eventually gave in to its malfunctions. Instead of tackling the root issue, LG tried to distract me wi...
I bought a 55-inch LG G 16 television ten months ago. Unfortunately, the TV began to display lines on the screen soon after, prompting me to contact the authorized service. They took away the television, and it's been 35 days with no sign of it being returned. If 20 business days pass without resolu...
I purchased an LG TV one year ago, and now the screen has developed severe burn-in, making it unusable. When I contacted LG’s authorized service, they took the TV for inspection and repair, but they refused to replace it, despite this being a clear manufacturing defect. I have owned other TVs from ...
We purchased our LG brand LG50QNED7S6QA 50" 127 cm QNED television on April 11, 2023. Today, while watching TV, green colors and lines suddenly appeared on the screen. I immediately called LG customer service, and they told me the device is no longer under warranty because it has been more than two ...
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