GoldStar was a South Korean electronics brand known for producing durable home appliances and consumer electronics before rebranding as LG Electronics in 1995.
GoldStar was a prominent South Korean electronics company established in 1958, recognized for manufacturing a wide array of consumer products including televisions, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, and microwave ovens. For decades, GoldStar appliances were a staple in households worldwide, known for their reliability and engineering.
In 1995, the company merged with Lucky Chemical and officially rebranded as LG Electronics. While the GoldStar name is no longer used for new product lines, many of its legacy appliances, particularly window air conditioners and dehumidifiers, remain operational today. Support and legacy information for GoldStar products are often managed through its successor, LG Electronics.
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Yes, GoldStar Electronics officially changed its corporate name to LG Electronics in 1995 after merging with Lucky Chemical.
Since GoldStar is a legacy brand, genuine replacement parts can often be found through third-party appliance part retailers or authorized LG distributors.
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