Lmv 1630Ww Parts

This part is the base for the small simmer burner on gas cooktops. It supports the burner cap and channels gas to the flame ports to promote consistent ignition and an even, stable flame. What it does

• Serves as the burner base for the auxiliary/simmer position
• Aligns and supports the burner cap for even flame distribution
• Routes gas from the orifice to the burner ports
• Common symptoms include weak or uneven flames, difficulty lighting with a known-good spark, or a cap that won't sit flat

• One auxiliary burner holder

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Remove the grate and burner cap; take out mounting screws and lift off the old holder
• Transfer/reuse the orifice, igniter electrode, gasket, and hardware as applicable; seat the new holder evenly and tighten fasteners without over-torquing
• Restore gas and power; verify proper ignition and flame

This door interlock micro switch is part of the microwave's latch assembly. It detects when the door is fully closed so the oven only runs when latched, helping restore safe, consistent start/stop operation.

• Senses door-latch position within the interlock assembly
• Cuts power when the door opens; permits operation when fully closed
• Helps resolve "won't start" complaints or stopping when the door is jostled
• Often fixes the need to press or lift the door to keep the unit running

• Unplug the microwave before servicing; high-voltage components can retain a dangerous charge.
• Access the interlock/latch bracket behind the control panel; note switch orientation and terminal labels (COM, NO/NC).
• Transfer wires to the new switch, secure it in the bracket, and ensure the actuator aligns with the door latch.
• Reassemble and test with a cup of water to ensure proper start/stop operation.

This door latch assembly for a microwave engages the door hooks and actuates the interlock switches so the unit recognizes a closed door, restoring proper latching and helping ensure the oven only operates when securely shut.

• Engages the door hooks to trigger the interlock switches and signal "door closed"
• Can help resolve no-start or "Door/Open-Close" indications with the door shut
• Addresses a door that won't latch, feels loose, or shows cracked/worn latch parts
• Built to mount in the original location and interface with existing door switches

• Disconnect power before service; microwaves contain high-voltage components that can retain a dangerous charge
• Access typically requires removing the control panel to reach the latch/interlock bracket
• Note switch orientation and spring positions; transfer any reusable hardware from the old assembly
• After installation, verify firm door engagement and proper interlock switch actuation before restoring power

This thermostat is a temperature-sensitive safety switch used in LG microwaves. It monitors internal temperature and opens the circuit when overheating is detected to help protect components from heat damage.

• Monitors temperature at its mounting location inside the microwave
• Opens on overtemperature to interrupt power for safety
• Depending on model/location, a failed or open thermostat can cause no heat, the unit shutting off mid-cycle, or no power until it cools
• Helps prevent damage to the magnetron, cavity, and wiring due to overheating

• Unplug the microwave before service; the high-voltage capacitor can retain a dangerous charge
• Note wire positions, remove mounting screws, and install the new thermostat flat against the surface for proper heat sensing
• Reassemble and test; ensure vents and filters are clear to maintain proper airflow and prevent future overheating

This replacement door glass restores a clear viewing window and the protective barrier on your microwave door. Replace it when the original panel is cracked, shattered, or heavily scratched to keep the door secure and safe to use.

• Provides the see-through window and protective barrier within the microwave door
• Helps maintain proper door rigidity and alignment when intact
• Replace if the glass is cracked, chipped, shattered, loose, or badly scratched
• Reduced visibility, rattling, or visible damage are common symptoms of failure

• Unplug the microwave before servicing; microwaves can retain high voltage—use caution and do not open the cabinet
• Support the door; removal from the hinges may be required per your model's diagram
• Handle glass with cut-resistant gloves; edges can be sharp
• Transfer any reusable trim/clips as directed and verify the door latches and closes properly after installation

This turntable motor drives your microwave's glass tray, rotating food for more even heating. Replacing a failing motor restores proper tray movement and helps reduce cold spots during cooking. What it does:

• Rotates the glass tray via the turntable coupler during cook cycles
• Helps promote even heating by keeping food moving
• Addresses symptoms such as the tray not turning, intermittent rotation, or grinding/clicking noises from beneath the cavity
• Useful check: ensure the roller ring and coupler aren't damaged or obstructed

• 1 turntable motor

• Disconnect power; microwaves contain high-voltage components that can retain a charge
• Typically accessed from the unit's bottom panel; remove the cover to reach the motor
• Move the two wires and mounting screws from the old motor to the new one; align the shaft with the coupler
• After reassembly, confirm the tray sits correctly on the roller ring and spins freely

Power Control Board (PCB assembly) that manages incoming power and distributes voltage to the appliance's control, motor and sensor circuits. Replacing a faulty board restores reliable power delivery and control to affected components. What it does:

• Regulates and routes power to control modules, motors and sensors — symptoms include appliance not powering on, intermittent shutdowns, or failure to start cycles.
• Supplies and stabilizes voltage for the control panel and displays — symptoms include dim or blank displays and intermittent or erratic control behavior.
• Interfaces with user controls and safety switches to enable normal operation — symptoms include unresponsive buttons, stuck cycles, or error codes.
• Contains protective components that can fail visibly — symptoms may include burning smell, scorch marks on the board, or tripped breakers.

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before accessing the appliance.
• Photograph wiring and connector positions before removal; compare connector types and board part numbers to fit.
• Avoid touching board components and use basic ESD precautions when handling the PCB.

Rotating ring assembly supports the drum's rotating interface to maintain smooth, stable rotation. Replacing a worn or damaged ring reduces noise, vibration and scraping for quieter, more reliable operation. What it does:

• Holds and aligns the drum's rotating surface so the drum spins smoothly and evenly.
• Prevents metal-on-metal contact between the drum and cabinet or shaft.
• Worn or damaged rings can cause rubbing, grinding, squealing or excessive vibration.
• Restoring the ring can improve drum tracking and reduce noise during spin cycles.

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before beginning any repair.
• Support the drum during removal to prevent it from shifting; follow the model's service diagram for correct disassembly.
• Inspect neighboring parts (rear drum bearing, glides, seals) for wear and replace as needed.

Replacement refrigerator shelf that restores usable storage space and support for food and containers. Helps keep items organized, prevents spills, and returns a stable surface after a cracked, chipped, or missing shelf. What it does:

• Provides a flat, supportive surface for storing food, containers and small appliances
• Replaces cracked, chipped or missing shelving to restore usable interior space
• Helps reduce spills and keeps items from shifting when the door is opened or closed
• Seats into the refrigerator's existing shelf supports to re-establish stable storage

• Remove the old shelf per your owner's manual by lifting or sliding it out of the shelf supports
• Handle carefully; wear cut-resistant gloves if replacing a cracked or broken glass shelf
• Place the replacement shelf into the same supports—do not force or bend the shelf

This truss head tapping screw secures panels, brackets, and covers in your appliance. Replacing a missing or damaged fastener restores a snug fit, reduces vibration, and helps keep components properly aligned for reliable performance.

• Provides low-profile holding power; wide truss head helps secure thin panels and trim
• Replaces lost, stripped, or corroded screws at the original mounting points
• Helps eliminate rattling, vibration, or loose handles/covers
• Addresses situations where a screw will not tighten or backs out during use

• Disconnect power; shut off water/gas if applicable before servicing
• Align parts and hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten until snug; do not overtighten to prevent stripping
• If the receiving hole is damaged, for repair before installing the new screw

This microwave thermostat is the safety control that monitors temperature and opens the circuit if overheating is detected, protecting internal components. Replace it if your oven is dead, loses heat, or shuts off mid-cycle due to a failed thermostat. What it does:

• Monitors temperature and interrupts power when overheating occurs to help prevent damage
• Helps protect internal components and wiring from excessive heat
• Failure can cause: no power, shuts off during or shortly after starting, or runs but does not heat
• Replacing a failed thermostat helps restore normal operation and safety protections

• 1 thermostat

• Unplug the appliance; microwaves contain high-voltage components that can retain a lethal charge even when unplugged
• Remove the outer cover to access the thermostat; location varies by model
• Move wires one at a time to the new thermostat and mount it firmly against the mating surface for proper heat sensing
• Reassemble, restore power, and test operation

This Nut Assembly is a threaded fastener used to securely hold an associated component inside the microwave. Replacing a worn, stripped, or missing nut helps reduce vibration, eliminates rattling, and keeps parts properly aligned during operation.

• Provides a secure threaded anchor point for the matching screw/bolt
• Helps maintain alignment and prevent vibration or rattling
• Replaces stripped, cracked, or missing hardware
• Addresses symptoms like loose or shifting components and recurring rattling noises

• Disconnect power; if built-in, switch off the circuit breaker
• Access the mounting location, remove damaged hardware, and install the new nut assembly
• Avoid overtightening to prevent damage to threads or surrounding material

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.

The TEMPLATE is an OEM part for LG microwaves. It is the outer casing and control panel covering that defines the microwave's design and aesthetics.  

The causes of a bad template can include cracks, dents, or damage to the outer surface from impacts or normal wear over time. Heat and humidity fluctuations can also cause template materials to degrade.

Symptoms of a bad template include:

• Cracks or breaks in the template material
• Loose, misaligned, or damaged control panel or display  
• Yellowing, warping, or discoloration of plastics
• Openings or gaps that compromise the microwave structure

This genuine OEM LG replacement part restores the microwave's appearance and protects internal components. It is also compatible with some Kenmore and Sears microwaves
 

This microwave lamp holder secures the light bulb and provides the electrical connection, helping restore dependable lighting for cooking and checking food. Replace a cracked, heat-darkened, or loose socket to address a light that won't turn on or flickers.

• Holds and insulates the bulb while connecting it to the microwave's wiring
• Common symptoms include no light, flickering, intermittent operation, or visible burning/cracking of the socket
• Restores solid electrical contact so the light works with the door or light switch
• Direct replacement for a damaged or worn lamp holder on select units

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing; microwaves contain high-voltage components
• Access location varies by model; note wire positions, transfer wires to the new holder, and secure with the original mounting hardware
• Restore power and test the light before fully reassembling