Microwave Hardware Hand Line Mover Float Needle Parts

This replacement screw secures appliance panels, trim, or components so assemblies stay properly fastened during normal use. It's a small but essential fastener for routine repairs and reassembly. What it does:

• Holds panels, brackets, or trim pieces in place to restore proper fit and alignment
• Stops parts from vibrating loose, reducing rattling or misalignment
• Commonly used where a short machine screw is required for appliance interiors
• Works with original mounting points designed for threaded fasteners

• Turn off and unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• Use the correct driver and avoid over-tightening to prevent stripping
• Keep track of removed screws and correct location before reassembly
• If threads are damaged, replace the mating hardware

The Common Nut is an OEM part for LG ranges. It secures the fan blade to the motor shaft. This nut maintains the fan's stability and preventing it from becoming dislodged during use.

Causes of a bad common nut can include loosening over time due to vibration, improper installation, or damage from impact or mishandling.

Symptoms of a bad common nut include:

• Excessive noise or vibration from the fan assembly
• The fan blade becoming loose or detached, causing poor air circulation
• Potential risk of the fan blade becoming a projectile if completely detached

This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.a

This hardware washer helps distribute fastener load and maintain proper spacing in your LG appliance. Replacing a missing or worn washer restores secure mounting and alignment, reducing vibration and rattling from loose assemblies.

• Distributes the load of a screw or bolt and protects mating surfaces to maintain alignment
• Helps keep components secure and at the correct spacing
• A damaged or missing washer can lead to loosening, vibration, or rattling during operation
• Ensures correct hardware stack-up during reassembly after service

• Disconnect power and shut off water or gas before servicing
• Note the order and orientation of any washers/spacers; take a reference photo
• Use the correct driver or wrench and tighten snugly—do not overtighten
• Replace companion hardware if corroded, stripped, or damaged

A flat washer used with the appliance's fastening hardware to distribute load and reduce wear. Helps maintain secure connections and prevents damage to mating surfaces for reliable operation. What it does:

• Provides an even bearing surface for bolts or screws to prevent pull-through
• Reduces friction and wear between fasteners and housing parts
• Helps keep fasteners tight and resists loosening from vibration
• Commonly used where a smooth, protective spacer is needed

• Verify correct location and orientation before reassembly
• Use manufacturer-recommended fasteners and torque specifications
• Power off and unplug the appliance before accessing internal components

A sheet-metal tapping screw used to fasten appliance panels and components where a self-threading fastener is needed. Replaces stripped or missing screws to restore secure fits and reduce rattling or loose trim. What it does

• Threads into thin metal or plastic mounting points to secure panels, brackets, and trim
• Commonly used where pre-formed threads are not available
• Helps stop vibrating or loose panels that cause noise or alignment issues
• Designed to grab and form threads as it's driven in for a tight hold

• Tapping screw

• Use the correct screwdriver bit to avoid cam-out or head damage
• Start straight and drive slowly until snug; avoid over-tightening which can strip or crack mounting material
• Disconnect power and remove nearby wiring or components as needed for safe access
• Wear eye protection when working with small fasteners and metal panels