Lre6325st Parts

If your oven won't reach the right temperature or shows an F9 error, the temperature sensor may be faulty. Simple DIY repair in under 45 minutes.

The Magnetron Thermostat is an OEM part for LG microwaves and built-in ranges. Its primary function is to monitor the temperature and ensure that it remains within a safe operating range. If the temperature exceeds the preset limit, the thermostat will interrupt the power supply to the magnetron, preventing overheating and potential damage.

Causes of a faulty magnetron thermostat can include electrical malfunctions, component failures, or physical damage. These factors can result in issues such as erratic heating, microwave not heating properly, or the appliance shutting off unexpectedly.

Symptoms of a bad magnetron thermostat may include:

• Microwave not heating food evenly or at all
• Inconsistent or weak heating performance
• Microwave shutting off or displaying error codes related to temperature issues

This OEM LG part can also be used on Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

The Convection Fan Motor is an OEM component for LG stove tops and ranges. It refers to the small electric motors used within certain LG gas or electric range models. 

Causes of a faulty cooking range motor include normal wear from years of operation in high-heat environments. Grease and food deposits can also impair motor performance over time.

Symptoms of a bad motor include:

• Loud grinding or humming noises from inside the range
• Reduced or no ventilation/air flow during cooking  
• Convection bake features not functioning properly
• Motors failing to start or run at all

This OEM LG part can also be used on Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

Replacement window glass for range oven doors. Restores clear viewing area when original glass is cracked, chipped, cloudy, or shattered. Installs inside door.

Oven won't heat or reach temperature? A failed bake element causes inconsistent temps and uneven cooking. Direct replacement, moderate DIY repair.

Replace a burned-out smoothtop burner that won't heat. This radiant element restores consistent heating to glass cooktop zones. Simple DIY repair.

Fix an oven that won't heat while burners work. This power control board assembly manages heating elements and cycles. DIY-friendly repair.

Fix burners not working, unresponsive buttons, or display issues. This range display control board manages the digital interface and burner controls.

Rubber foot pad that supports and stabilizes your range on the floor. Replace if cracked, broken, worn, or missing to keep your appliance level.

This part is an oven control board. It's manufactured by LG. The oven control board includes the display that shows the time, temperature, and oven functions. It is designed to be durable, but can short out because of a power surge. The control board can also be damaged through exposure to moisture or high heat, and through physical impact.Replacing the oven control board will require turning off the power to the oven and removing the metal cowl that covers and protects the board. Take note of the wire harness positions on the board. Remove the wiring clips, unscrew the mounting screws, and remove the old board.This genuine OEM part is sold individually. It is only designed to work with LG ovens.

Fix unresponsive control panel buttons with this tactile switch replacement. Restores reliable button response. Simple DIY repair, typically under 5 minutes.

This sheath heater is the electric element that delivers radiant heat for the unit's heating cycles, such as grill/broil or convection. Replacing a failed heater restores proper temperature performance and consistent results.

• Generates radiant heat when energized to help reach and maintain set temperature
• Supports grill/broil or convection functions for browning and even cooking
• Common failure signs: no heat in those modes, extended preheat times, uneven results, tripped breaker, or a visibly blistered/broken element
• Restores reliable heating performance when the original element is open or shorted

• Disconnect power and let components cool before servicing
• If servicing a microwave, remember high-voltage components can retain a dangerous charge; discharge the capacitor and consider service if you're not experienced
• Handle the element by its brackets; avoid bending the sheath or stressing terminals
• Move wires one at a time to the new part and verify element continuity with a multimeter before reassembly

This idler bracket secures the idler in the drive system, keeping the belt aligned and properly tensioned for smooth operation. Replacing a bent or worn bracket helps reduce noise and restore consistent belt tracking.

• Holds the idler in position to maintain proper belt tension and alignment
• Helps prevent belt slippage, squealing, or scraping noises
• A bent, cracked, or loose bracket can cause the belt to come off or loss of drive motion
• Visible wear or misalignment around the idler mount is a common replacement indicator

• Disconnect electrical power; if applicable, shut off gas supply before servicing
• Access the drive system and relieve belt tension before removal
• Transfer the idler pulley and spring (if applicable) to the new bracket
• Reinstall in the original orientation and verify correct belt routing and alignment before test run

This radiation heater is the element that delivers direct radiant heat for the microwave's grill/browning feature. Replacing a failed heater restores proper grilling performance and helps foods brown and crisp during grill or combination-cook settings. What it does:

• Supplies radiant heat for grill/browning and combo-cook modes
• Typically mounted at the top of the cavity to radiate heat downward
• Common failure symptoms: no heat in grill mode, element does not glow, poor or uneven browning
• Visual clues can include cracks, blistering, or burnt spots on the heater

• 1 radiation heater element

• Disconnect power before servicing; microwaves contain high-voltage components that can retain a charge even when unplugged
• Access may require removing the outer case and interior shroud; beware of sharp metal edges
• Note wire positions before removal; route leads away from hot or moving parts during reassembly
• Verify secure mounts and connections before testing the grill function

Fix loose or rattling heating elements with this range heater bracket. Secures the heater assembly in proper alignment to prevent movement and damage.

Fix convection fan noise, grinding sounds, or fan failure in your electric range. This AC synchronous motor assembly restores proper airflow. DIY repair.