Parts for Lg LMVM2277ST: Interior Figure 1 Parts

A Tap-Tite binding-head screw used to fasten appliance panels and components where a self-tapping metal thread is required. Replaces missing or damaged fasteners to restore secure assembly and reduce vibration or rattling. What it does:

• Creates its own mating thread in thin sheet metal for a secure hold without a nut.
• Holds panels, brackets, and trim in place to prevent looseness or movement.
• Commonly used where stripped, missing, or broken screws cause rattling, misalignment, or parts that won't stay attached.
• Compatible with standard screwdrivers or nut drivers sized to the binding-head.

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before working on it.
• Use the correct driver bit to avoid cam-out or head damage.
• Start straight and apply steady pressure; avoid overtightening to prevent stripping the formed threads.
• If the original hole is badly damaged, assess for repair or use of a larger fastener as needed.

This truss head tapping screw secures interior panels and small components on compatible appliances, restoring proper fit and stopping rattles or loose trim. It's a direct hardware replacement for a single mounting point. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets, and trim where a low-profile truss head is required
• Replaces missing or stripped screws that cause rattling or loose parts
• Provides a secure hold by forming threads in sheet metal during installation
• Useful for repairing cosmetic or functional panel alignment issues

• Disconnect power before working on any appliance to avoid shock or injury
• Use the correct sized Phillips or Torx driver to prevent cam-out or screw damage
• Start straight and thread slowly; do not overtighten to avoid stripping sheet metal
• Replace only with the exact part number for best fit and performance

This synchronous motor drives the microwave's glass turntable at a steady speed so food rotates for more even heating. Replace a weak or seized motor to restore smooth tray movement and consistent cooking performance.

• Provides slow, consistent rotation of the glass tray during cook cycles
• Helps promote more even heating by turning food under the magnetron
• Typical symptoms: turntable not turning, intermittent or jerky rotation, or humming without movement
• Located beneath the oven cavity, driving the coupler from below

• Disconnect power before servicing; microwaves contain high-voltage components that can retain a dangerous charge
• Access is typically from the bottom; remove the bottom cover and mounting screws to reach the motor
• Transfer the two wires one at a time to the new motor and ensure the shaft fully engages the turntable coupler
• Reinstall the cover and test rotation first without the glass tray, then with the tray and support

This thermostat controls oven/dryer temperature by opening or closing its contacts as the appliance reaches set temperatures, helping maintain safe and consistent operation. Replaces a worn or failed thermostat to restore proper temperature regulation. What it does:

• Senses temperature and interrupts heating when limits are reached to prevent overheating
• Re-establishes heating when temperature falls, maintaining normal cycle performance
• Commonly installed when an appliance won't heat, overheats, or cycles erratically
• Works as a direct replacement for the OEM thermostat designed for compatible LG units

• One thermostat

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Note wire locations or take a photo before removing wiring; reconnect wires to the same terminals
• Use a multimeter to verify thermostat continuity and correct operation before and after replacement

A high-voltage capacitor for the appliance's high-voltage circuit that stores and releases electrical energy to support proper heating operation. Replacing a failing capacitor can restore consistent heating and prevent related electrical faults. What it does:

• Stores and delivers high-voltage energy used by the magnetron/ high-voltage assembly to generate heat.
• Failure may cause no-heat or weak-heat conditions in the oven.
• Faulty capacitors can contribute to arcing, loud humming, or blown high-voltage fuses.
• Works as part of the HV circuit; not a user-serviceable low-voltage control.

• High-voltage components can hold a dangerous charge—disconnect power and discharge the capacitor before servicing.
• Use insulated tools and avoid touching terminals; verify proper operation with appropriate test equipment.