Lgr3061bd Parts

Replaced some thermal cut-offs and a cycling thermostat. Read more

Very easy fix. Remove oven door by just opening it slightly and pulling up. (an easy way to clean it too). Then, with a phillips screw driver, remove two screws holding the damaged element in place. Slowly pull the element toward the front a couple inched to expose the wires. Disconnect the wires (no tools needed), remove the old element and replace it with the new. Reverse the past few steps and re-attach the wires and screw. Simple as that. I also chose to replace the Broiler Element as a... Read more

Purchased replacement part and installed it/dropped it in Read more

I'd replaced the motor that I purchased here about a month ago. It worked fine for a few weeks, then it just stopped and wouldn't start. I searched on the Internet and found the 3 most likely culprits. Since the dryer is 24+ years old, I decided to just purchase all 3 and replace them. The dryer cycling thermostat was different than the original, so I didn't replace it. 20 minutes and I had the dryer thermal fuse and thermostat replaced and the dryer functioning. I ordered the parts on... Read more

Pry the top up from the front edge with a flat screw driver, the lid will hinge up and back, the heating element is on the left rear, it only takes a 1/4 nut driver to remove and replace Read more

Ordered the roller and nut, reattached the nylon wheel that I found in the floor under the oven.This was the only website where I could find all of the parts detailed and so I knew exactly what to buy. Even the manufacturer's website didn't have this info. Read more

After ten or so years, my drip pans were in sad shape. Cooked-on gunk made the entire stove look shabby. After scrubbing my fingers to the bone, I suddenly got smart; buy new drip pans. So, after a little searching on line I found AppliancePartsPros.com, and there they were -- my exact drip pans. I ordered them on line, and they arrived five days later. Perfect! Read more