Lmv-1683St/00 Parts

This window glass is the clear panel in the door, allowing you to see inside while maintaining the door's integrity. Replace cracked or shattered glass to restore safety, visibility, and the appliance's appearance.

• Forms the transparent viewing window within the door assembly
• Replaces broken, chipped, or shattered glass to restore safe operation
• Helps return proper door structure and appearance
• Common symptoms: visible cracks, rattling/loose panel, sharp edges, impaired visibility

• Disconnect power; allow the unit to cool completely before service
• Wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection; handle glass carefully
• Support the door; many models require removing the door to access the glass
• Transfer any brackets/trim/screws from the original glass and tighten evenly—do not overtighten

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 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

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.

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 canopy resistor regulates current to a range-hood or canopy fan circuit to help the blower run at the correct speeds. Replacing a failing resistor can restore proper fan speed control and stop intermittent operation. What it does:

• Controls electrical resistance in the canopy/blower circuit to help regulate fan speeds.
• Helps prevent the motor from running only on a single speed or from failing to start at selected speeds.
• Can cause symptoms such as inconsistent fan speeds, no response from speed controls, or occasional fan cutoff.
• Works with the hood's wiring and control switch to deliver the correct voltage to the fan motor.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing the canopy or electrical connections.
• Inspect wiring and connectors for heat damage or corrosion; replace harness or terminals if damaged.

This keypad controller assembly is the user-facing control module that accepts button input from the appliance control panel and communicates commands to the main control board, restoring reliable input and display response. What it does:

• Converts button presses into signals the main control board can read
• Restores responsive or stuck/unresponsive buttons and touch controls
• Resolves intermittent control, unregistered inputs, or loss of panel feedback
• Addresses control-related error messages when caused by a faulty keypad interface

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Handle the assembly and any ribbon cables gently to avoid damage; avoid touching exposed circuit traces
• Reconnect all wiring and verify correct orientation before restoring power

This is a truss-head tapping screw used to secure trim, panels, and small assemblies on compatible LG appliances. It provides a low-profile, wide-bearing head that helps hold parts flush and resist pull-through. What it does:

• Fastens plastic and sheet-metal components where a self-tapping thread is needed
• Truss head spreads load to prevent damage to soft or thin materials
• Helps secure control panels, brackets, or trim pieces that require a low-profile head
• Common replacement when original mounting screws are missing, stripped, or corroded

• One truss-head tapping screw

• Use the correct screwdriver bit and moderate torque to avoid stripping the screw or workpiece
• Start threading straight and let the screw form threads without forcing at an angle
• Disconnect power and follow appliance-specific service safety procedures before working internally
• Replace any damaged mating threads or clips for a secure fit

This high-voltage transformer supplies the elevated voltage required by a microwave's magnetron so the oven can heat food. Replaces a failed transformer to restore proper high-voltage delivery and heating performance. What it does:

• Steps up the oven's line voltage to the high voltage needed by the magnetron
• Failsafe symptoms: microwave runs but does not heat, buzzing or humming from the oven, or a blown internal fuse
• Prevents intermittent heating and helps maintain consistent magnetron operation when functioning properly

• One high-voltage transformer

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• The high-voltage capacitor can retain a lethal charge; discharge the capacitor before touching the transformer or related circuitry
• Verify the part number on your appliance matches EBJ60664602 before ordering

This is a replacement screw used to secure appliance components and panels. It restores proper fastening where a stripped, missing, or damaged screw causes loose parts or rattling. What it does:

• Fastens panels, trim, or internal components to maintain structural fit
• Helps stop vibration-related noise from loose assemblies
• Replaces missing or corroded screws that prevent proper closures
• Restores secure mounting after repairs or disassembly

• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the head
• Tighten until snug—do not over-torque to prevent thread damage
• Keep small parts away from children and pets
• Disconnect power or water before accessing internal parts

This metal mounting bracket secures the appliance control panel to the console, restoring a stable user interface and preventing loose or misaligned controls. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to revive panel alignment and tactile feedback. What it does

• Secures the control panel assembly to the appliance frame so buttons and display stay properly aligned
• Prevents the control panel from sagging, shifting, or vibrating during use
• Helps restore reliable button actuation and consistent control contact
• Addresses symptoms like a loose, wobbly, or misaligned control console

• One control panel mounting bracket

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or damage
• Access typically requires removing the console or top panel—keep fasteners organized
• Reuse OEM screws if service instructions advise; replace any stripped hardware