Lg Microwave MV1760T Parts

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Base Plate Assembly

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Part Number: 3303W1A061A

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Board,Latch

5.0 (1)

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Part Number: 3500W1A028B

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Open the door and the microwave would start up with the door open Frank Z. • St Cloud , FL • May 12, 2017

Take the top vent off by two screws & then one screw on the side & lifted her up and I could see the 3 switches I need to repair. Then unscrewed the housin to the 3 switches. Took the housin out , put the 3 switches in the new housing & put her in & plug them in . And plug the Nucor and she works like new. Highly recommended to deal with these people good people for the do-it-yourselfer. Read more

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Seal Tape

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Part Number: 3536WRA001T

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Cover

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Part Number: 3550W1A189A

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Cover,Stirrer Fan

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Part Number: 3550W1A327A

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Cover

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Part Number: 3550W3A084A

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Thermostat

5.0 (1)

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Part Number: 3B72543Q

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You After a microwave fire there was no power to anything (display lights etc ) Daniel Y. • Pleasant Plain , OH • April 19, 2014

Replaced thermostat. Voltmeter showed no continuity so I knew it was dead. Microwave still stinks like burnt biscuit but it works! Took about a half hour to dismount the microwave and pull the casing off to expose the thermostat. It was extremely easy to do. I had to change the connectors as they were too small for the new part but that added all of 2 minutes to the project. In my case the fire didn't damage any other components. Total job time was less than an hour. Read more

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Holder, Cook Auxiliary

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Part Number: 4930W1A027A

The holder is an OEM part for LG microwaves. It provides support and stability to the microwave's shelf or rack, allowing you to safely place and heat your food. It ensures that the shelf remains securely in place during operation, preventing any accidents or damage.

A bad shelf holder can occur due to wear and tear over time, accidental mishandling, or damage from excessive weight or impact. If the support becomes loose, cracked, or broken, it can compromise the stability of the microwave shelf, making it unsafe to use.

Symptoms of a bad holder include: