This temperature sensor, also referred to as a thermistor, is a genuine replacement component compatible with various appliance models. It works in coordination with the control board to monitor inter...
Is your oven struggling to reach the right temperature for your baking needs? The problem could lie with the Heater Sheath, a critical component located at the base of your oven. Responsible for gener...
This clear inner glass lets you see inside your LG oven while keeping the heat in. If your oven glass is cracked or chipped, replacing it helps restore energy efficiency and safe cooking. It’s made to...
Upgrade your oven with this durable gliding shelf rack, designed to provide a stable surface for baking, roasting, and broiling. Its smooth sliding design makes it easy to insert and remove dishes, of...
Verified P/N with LG. Took a few days . They sent names of several suppliers, cost was almost double. Ordered part from P/S, here in 2 days. Watched video on you tube. Unplugged, took off back, unplugged bake element, removed power box. The opening for bake element is still attached to rear panel by tiny bits of sheet metal. Used Dremel with cut-off wheel to cut thru nibs & deburr opening. this panel has to be removed, it rests on bottom panel & is held in position by power box. Removed bake element carefully, front of element broken, tried to put new element in, would not fit. Had to grind notches in bottom panel down to clear supports on new element. This did the trick. back together quick & no problems. If had to do again estimate less than 1 hour.. By the way am 81 yrs. young.
I searched online and found someone that seemed to have the exact problem. That person had replaced the lower burner and the same PCB board I replaced. I was able to test the lower burner without removing it and it tested OK. The PCB board in the article I had checked was burned and obviously bad but mine was not. I took a chance and ordered just the PCB board. I replaced this board and the oven now works perfectly. I seems this board was not turning on the bottom burner but the system thought it was working fine.
The two ribbon cables connecting the panel to the PC board slide into connectors on the PC board, these connectors have small tabs on each end that are pulled up to free the cable connection, then are pushed down to secure the new cable ends. Use a long Phillips bit on your screw gun to reach the screw at the bottom of the PC board.
