Lmv2257 Parts

This supporter assembly is a direct-fit replacement support bracket that helps stabilize the washer's rotating tub assembly and restore proper alignment for quieter, more reliable operation. What it does:

• Holds and supports the tub/drum assembly to reduce excessive movement during spin cycles
• Helps minimize vibration and rattling caused by worn or damaged support components
• Restores alignment to prevent rubbing or irregular drum motion
• Contributes to smoother, quieter operation when installed correctly

• Disconnect power and water before beginning any repairs
• Basic disassembly of the cabinet or front panel may be required; follow the service manual
• Use proper hand tools and take care around sharp edges and suspension components

This single wire harness connects electrical components inside the appliance to restore proper power and signal flow. It replaces a damaged or worn connector assembly to help eliminate intermittent power, no-start conditions, or control errors. What it does:

• Routes power and signals between internal components so controls and motors can operate
• Replaces frayed, burnt, or disconnected wiring that can cause intermittent operation
• Helps resolve symptoms like no power, intermittent cycles, or related error codes
• Provides factory-style molded connectors for a direct fit and reliable contact

• Disconnect power (unplug appliance or shut off breaker) before servicing
• Take a photo of original connections to ensure correct routing and connector orientation
• Plug connectors fully until they click; avoid forcing mismatched connectors

This bottom plate is the interior panel that covers and protects the oven or microwave floor, giving a clean cooking surface and shielding internal components from spills and debris. It helps maintain safe, reliable operation. What it does:

• Covers the appliance interior floor to catch drips and crumbs and keep them away from heating and mechanical parts
• Protects underlying components from corrosion and food damage
• Helps maintain even heat distribution by providing a stable cooking surface
• Worn, bent or missing plates can cause excessive debris buildup, odors, or contact with moving parts

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) and allow the appliance to cool before starting
• Handle carefully—edges may be sharp; wear gloves if needed
• Install with existing factory screws or clips; do not force or bend the plate
• If other parts are damaged or missing, replace them per the manufacturer's instructions

Replace a damaged or dented refrigerator door with this complete door assembly to restore proper door operation, appearance, and sealing. The full assembly makes replacing a bent or broken door faster and keeps internal components correctly aligned. What it does:

• Replaces the entire refrigerator door so the unit can close and seal correctly
• Restores mounting points for handles, bins, and trim to secure storage and use
• Helps stop cold-air leaks and reduces frost or cooling issues caused by damaged doors
• Improves exterior appearance when the original door is dented, cracked, or warped

• One complete door assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Door assemblies are heavy and may require two people to lift and align safely
• Keep all original fasteners and verify hinge orientation during reassembly
• If the assembly includes wiring for lights or sensors, reconnect and test electrical connections before restoring power fully

This turntable shaft (MH-8) connects the microwave's turntable motor to the glass tray hub so the tray spins for even heating. Replace it when the tray won't rotate, slips intermittently, or makes grinding/clicking noises.

• Couples the turntable motor to the tray hub to drive rotation
• Helps ensure even cooking and defrosting by keeping the tray moving
• Typical symptoms: tray not turning, intermittent/jerky rotation, grinding or clicking from the cavity floor
• Damage indicators: cracks, melted/rounded drive surfaces, or excessive wobble

• Disconnect power to the microwave at the plug or breaker before servicing
• Remove the glass tray and roller ring to access the shaft
• Lift the old shaft straight up; if stuck, access the turntable motor from below to push it out
• Align and press the new shaft fully onto the motor spindle; reassemble and test rotation

This is the turntable assembly for the microwave's rotating tray system. It provides a stable, smooth-rotating surface so dishes stay level and heat evenly, replacing a damaged, wobbly, or missing turntable to restore consistent cooking performance. What it does:

• Forms the rotating surface that supports dishes for uniform heating
• Keeps the tray centered and aligned with the drive hub/guide for smooth motion
• Replace if the tray is cracked, chipped, or missing
• Replace if the tray rocks, binds, or skips while turning
• Helps address uneven heating caused by poor or inconsistent rotation

• 1 turntable assembly

• Unplug the microwave or switch off power at the breaker before servicing
• Remove the existing turntable parts and clean the track/hub area
• Set the new assembly so it sits flat and engages the drive hub; verify smooth, unobstructed rotation
• Do not operate the microwave without the turntable properly installed

This is a motor start/run capacitor that helps the appliance's motor start and run smoothly by supplying a brief boost of electrical energy. Replacing a failing capacitor restores reliable motor startup and operation. What it does:

• Provides the brief electrical surge needed to start and keep the motor running
• Commonly linked to motors that hum, fail to start, or run intermittently
• Helps prevent overheating from repeated start attempts when functioning properly
• Works with the appliance's start circuitry to ensure consistent performance

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing electrical components
• Discharge the capacitor and use insulated tools
• Observe polarity/terminal layout and secure connections to factory specifications
• Dispose of the old capacitor according to local electronic-waste regulations