Lg tv warranty

Match the warranty duration and coverage to how you use the TV. Most LG smart TVs in our range come with either a 1-year or 2-year warranty, covering manufacturing defects and included parts. Check whether the coverage includes the panel and labor and confirm if it is nationwide or regional. Consider whether you want an extended protection plan from the retailer, especially for newer ThinQ series.

LG TV warranties typically cover manufacturing defects and included components under the warranty period. Common exclusions include accidental damage, misuse, water damage, unauthorized repairs, and cosmetic flaws. The warranty usually applies to the TV itself rather than apps or streaming services. Always read the terms for your specific model, as coverage can vary by series.

For most LG smart TVs, a 1-year warranty covers the basics while a 2-year warranty adds extended protection on select ThinQ series. If you plan to keep the TV longer or use it heavily, the longer warranty can provide valuable peace of mind. Our current range includes models with 1-year warranties and others in the ThinQ line that offer 2-year coverage. Compare the total cost of the option against the expected lifespan of your TV.

To claim the LG TV warranty, keep your proof of purchase and the TV's serial number handy. Contact LG support or the retailer where you bought the TV and describe the fault. You may be asked for purchase date, model line (for LG smart TVs), and a diagnostic description. Follow the provided instructions to arrange service or replacement within the warranty period.

Safe mounting and proper setup help keep the warranty valid. Install the TV with approved stands or wall mounts and follow the manufacturer’s safety guidelines. Keep the device away from moisture, ensure proper ventilation, and clean with a soft dry cloth. Avoid third party repairs or modifications that could void coverage.

Warranty coverage generally focuses on the TV hardware and built in features, not external apps. Streaming apps such as Netflix or YouTube on LG smart TVs are typically not covered for app functionality. Accessories included with the TV, like remotes or stands, may have separate terms or be covered only for a limited period. Always check the terms for your specific model and warranty offering.