Lws6244 Parts

This power transformer converts household AC to the correct output for the appliance's control circuitry. Replacing a failed unit restores power to the display and controls so the appliance can start and run reliably. What it does:

• Steps and isolates line voltage to the specified output for control and user-interface circuits
• Supplies low-voltage power to the control board, relays, and sensors
• Typical failure symptoms: no power or blank display, won't start, intermittent power loss, repeatedly blown fuse, or signs of overheating/burnt odor near the transformer

• 1 power transformer

• Disconnect power before servicing; capacitors can retain a charge
• Photograph and label wiring, then move each lead to the matching terminals; secure the transformer with original hardware
• Keep wiring clear of sharp edges and hot components; insulate any splices as originally designed
• Verify input/output with a multimeter using model-specific service information

This small retaining clip secures components in place inside the appliance, helping prevent movement, vibration, and premature wear. Replace a bent, fatigued, or missing clip to restore a solid, factory-tight hold.

• Holds panels, brackets, or tubing securely in their mounts
• Helps maintain alignment to reduce rattles, rubbing, or intermittent issues
• Common signs of failure: missing clip, loose fit, buzzing/vibration, parts that won't stay seated
• Restores proper retention after service, transport, or vibration-related fatigue

• Disconnect power and shut off gas/water before servicing
• Note the original clip's orientation; remove with needle-nose pliers
• Seat the new clip fully—do not over-bend; spring tension provides the hold
• Test operation before reassembly

This small strainer sits inside the washer's water inlet valve and screens out sand, rust, and sediment from the supply lines. Replacing a clogged or missing screen restores normal fill flow and helps protect the valve.

• Filters debris from incoming hot and cold water before it reaches the valve and tub
• Helps maintain consistent water flow during the fill cycle
• A clogged or damaged screen can cause slow fill, very long fill times, or no fill
• Common causes for replacement include mineral buildup or rust/sediment from supply lines

• Unplug the washer and turn off both water supplies
• Place a towel or shallow pan, relieve hose pressure, and disconnect the fill hoses from the inlet valve
• Carefully pull out the old screen (needle-nose pliers work well); press the new screen fully and evenly into the valve port
• Reconnect hoses, restore water and power, and check for leaks
• Tip: Many washers have separate hot and cold inlets—inspect both screens and replace as needed

This taptite screw fastens panels and internal components in your appliance. It forms its own threads as it's driven to create a secure hold, restoring proper fit and reducing rattles caused by loose or missing fasteners.

• Forms threads in the mating material for a tight, secure fit
• Secures covers, brackets, and assemblies during repair or reassembly
• Replace when the original screw is missing, rusted, stripped, or won't tighten
• Helps address loose or rattling panels and misaligned parts

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Start the screw by hand to avoid cross-threading; use the correct driver
• Do not overtighten; if the receiving hole is damaged, repair or replace the mating component
• Reuse any original washers/spacers in the same order if present

This temperature sensor monitors internal appliance temperature and relays it to the electronic control so cycles run correctly. Replacing a faulty sensor restores accurate temperature feedback, helping the unit reach and maintain the set temperature.

• Detects temperature changes and sends a signal to the control board for proper operation
• Supports accurate heating/cooling and cycle timing based on real-time readings
• Direct replacement when the original reads open/short or out of range
• Common symptoms: incorrect temperatures, unusually long/short cycles, failure to reach set temperature, or sensor-related error codes

• Disconnect power before servicing and allow any hot components to cool
• Access the sensor, noting wire routing and connector orientation before removal
• Transfer any mounting clip/holder from the original if needed; seat the new sensor fully
• Route wiring away from moving or hot parts; restore power and run a test or cycle check

Restore proper operation with this main control board. As the refrigerator's power PCB, it distributes power and coordinates the compressor, fans, defrost, and other systems so temperatures stay consistent and core functions work as designed.

• Manages power to the compressor, evaporator/condenser fans, and defrost system
• Processes inputs from temperature sensors and switches to control cooling cycles
• Supplies power and communication to other controls and components
• Failure may present as: unit won't run or is dead, not cooling, fans or lights not working, intermittent operation, clicking/chattering, or error codes

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing to avoid shock
• Handle the PCB by the edges and use ESD protection
• Photograph wiring and transfer connectors one at a time to matching terminals
• Location varies by model; ensure connectors are fully seated and covers reinstalled before restoring power

The Heating Element is an OEM part for LG ranges. It is responsible for providing heat to the oven cavity, allowing for proper cooking and baking. 

The heating element is exposed to high temperatures with each use and over time can become brittle or defective. Causes of a bad heating element can include cracks in the coils, burn marks, or faulty electrical connections. 

Symptoms of a bad heating element include: 

• The oven not heating up or heating unevenly
• Diminished cooking power 
• Burning or burning smell from the oven
• Tripped circuit breaker or blown fuse

Replace yours today with this genuine LG heating element and restore your oven's full cooking capabilities. This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore.

Can be upper or lower bearing depending on application.

This idler pulley shaft serves as the axle the idler pulley rides on, helping maintain proper belt alignment and tension. Replacing a worn shaft can reduce squealing, wobble, and belt wear so the drive system runs smoothly. What it does:

• Acts as the pivot/axle for the idler pulley within the belt-tensioner assembly
• Helps keep the drive belt aligned and properly tensioned
• Wear or scoring can cause pulley wobble, squeaking/squealing, or belt fraying
• Can contribute to belt slippage and intermittent loss of drive

• One idler pulley shaft

• Disconnect power; shut off gas or water supply if applicable
• Relieve belt tension and access the idler assembly
• Note and transfer any spacers, washers, or retainers from the old shaft to the new one
• After reassembly, the pulley spins freely on the shaft and the belt tracks correctly

This hinge assembly is the door's pivot mechanism. It supports and aligns the door so it opens smoothly and closes securely, helping restore proper sealing and everyday performance when the original hinge is bent, worn, or broken.

• Provides the pivot point and structural support for the door
• Maintains alignment so the door closes flush and seals correctly
• Restores smooth opening/closing when the old hinge binds or seizes
• Replace if you see sagging, rubbing, squeaking, poor closure, or visible damage

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Support the door during removal and installation to prevent damage or injury
• Transfer any model-specific covers, spacers, bushings, or screws from the old hinge as needed
• After installation, verify door alignment and gasket contact; adjust per the service manual

This is a suspension spring for select washers. It supports and stabilizes the wash tub during spin and agitation to reduce vibration and noise, helping the machine run smoothly.

• Supports the tub within the cabinet to control movement
• Helps reduce excessive vibration, banging, or walking during spin
• Addresses symptoms like out-of-balance loads, noise, or shaking
• Loss of tension, stretching, or breakage can require replacement

• Unplug the washer and shut off water supply before repair
• Access typically requires removing the top or front panel; support the tub to relieve spring tension
• Wear gloves and eye protection; springs are under tension
• Replace any damaged or missing suspension components in pairs or as required.

This retaining ring secures a shaft or component in-place to prevent axial movement and wear, restoring proper alignment and reducing noise or wobble. It's a small, durable replacement part for assemblies that use a snap-style ring. What it does:

• Holds shafts, bearings or components axially in their mating grooves to prevent shifting.
• Stops rattling, grinding, or excessive play caused by a worn or missing ring.
• Keeps assemblies aligned to reduce premature wear on surrounding parts.
• Provides a simple replacement solution when the original ring is bent, broken, or lost.

• Disconnect power and/or water and remove any panels needed before starting work.
• Use snap-ring pliers or the manufacturer-recommended tool to safely remove and install the ring.
• Inspect grooves and mating surfaces for damage or debris and clean before installing the new ring.
• Wear eye protection and keep fingers clear—snap rings can spring out during removal or installation.

This strike screw secures the door strike/catch to the appliance, keeping the latch aligned so the door closes firmly and any safety interlock engages. Replacing a missing, stripped, or corroded screw helps restore reliable, consistent door latching. What it does:

• Fastens the strike/catch to the door or cabinet
• Maintains proper alignment for positive latch engagement
• Helps address issues like door not latching, loose/rattling door, or intermittent door switch activation
• Replace if threads are stripped, the head is damaged, or the screw is missing

• 1 strike screw

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow hot surfaces to cool. For gas appliances, also shut off the gas supply.
• Support the door or strike and remove the damaged/missing fastener.
• Start the new screw by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening.
• Verify door alignment and latch/lock operation after installation.

This vacuum fluorescent display (VFD) is the control-panel display module that shows time, status icons and cycle information so you can read settings and monitor operation. Restores clear numeric/character readout and indicators. What it does:

• Displays time, cycle status, and function icons on the appliance control panel
• Illuminates characters and icons so settings and messages are visible
• Replaces a display that is dim, flickering, blank, or showing garbled/missing characters
• Works with the control-panel circuit to communicate user selections to the appliance electronics

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to prevent shock or damage
• Handle the display/module carefully and avoid touching connector pins or display surface
• Installation typically requires removing the control panel to access the display connector; inspect connectors for proper seating after installation

Tub to pressure switch hose.

Power transformer that supplies low-voltage power to the appliance control board and user interface, helping restore stable voltage to control circuits for reliable operation of displays and control functions. What it does:

• Steps down incoming mains voltage to the low-voltage level required by the control board and display.
• Replaces a failed transformer that can cause blank or dim displays and unresponsive controls.
• Can address intermittent resets, failure to start, or control-board power-loss symptoms when diagnosed as the faulty component.
• Works with the main control assembly to maintain stable voltage for sensors and interface electronics.

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any work.
• Handle the control board and connectors carefully; document or photograph wiring locations before removal.
• Reconnect all terminals securely; verify correct orientation and insulation to avoid shorts.