Lws6244 Parts

This is a sheath-style heating element mounted at the top of the oven cavity that provides high, direct heat for broiling. It glows red when functioning properly and is responsible for searing and browning food from above. Replace this element if it no longer heats up, heats unevenly, has visible cracks or blistering, or if the broil function stops working entirely.

This is a metal oven rack that slides into the guide rails inside a wall oven cavity. It provides a flat, stable surface for holding cookware and bakeware at various height positions during cooking. Replace this rack if it is bent, warped, rusted, or no longer slides smoothly in and out of the oven.

Washer won't start or advance to spin cycle? A broken lid strike prevents the lock from engaging. Simple 5-minute snap-in fix—just remove two screws.

Fix inaccurate oven temperatures with this range temperature sensor. Restores proper heating cycles when your oven runs too hot or cold.

Fix an oven that won't heat, has display issues, or won't start. This power control board manages heating elements and oven functions. Moderate repair.

Fix an oven with no display or unresponsive controls by replacing the power transformer. Restores proper voltage to control circuitry for reliable operation.

This is a short coil spring that connects the outer wash tub to the washer cabinet, helping absorb vibration and support the tub during spin cycles. It works alongside other suspension springs to keep the tub balanced and reduce excessive movement. Replace this spring if the washer shakes or bangs excessively during spin, the tub hangs unevenly, or you notice a broken or stretched spring during inspection.

Door hinge assembly provides pivot support for smooth opening and secure closing. Replace when bent, worn, or broken to restore proper door alignment and sealing.

Size: 10-32

This is a small spring that attaches to the lid of a laundry center washer, providing tension to hold the lid in position. It helps the lid stay open during loading and close securely during operation. Replace this spring if your washer lid won't stay open, slams shut on its own, or the original spring is broken or stretched out.

Secures the door strike to your washer, keeping the latch aligned for firm closure. Replace if missing, stripped, or corroded to restore reliable latching.

Fix a range that won't turn on, has non-responsive controls, or displays error codes. This power control board restores electrical function. DIY repair.

Fix poor ventilation or overheating in your wall oven with this air outlet vent. Restores proper airflow and exhaust function. DIY-friendly repair.

This 12-14 x 1/2 screw is a factory fastener used to secure appliance panels, brackets, and components. Replacing a missing or stripped screw restores a tight fit, reduces rattling, and keeps parts properly aligned for reliable operation.

• Secures panels, brackets, and internal components to their mounting points
• Replaces damaged, rusted, or missing hardware
• Helps stop vibration and rattling caused by loose fasteners
• Restores proper alignment and stability of covers or assemblies

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas/water before servicing
• Match the original screw's location and length; replace one at a time
• Start threads by hand to prevent cross-threading; tighten snugly without over-torquing
• Reinstall any original washers, clips, or spacers used with the screw

Pressure tube connects washer tub to water level switch. Replace if cracked, kinked, or clogged to restore proper water level sensing in your laundry center.

This PCB assembly is the appliance's main control board that manages cycle commands, sensor signals and user inputs to keep the appliance operating correctly. Replacing a faulty board restores control and communication functions. What it does:

• Receives inputs from the control panel and sends commands to motors, valves and heaters
• Monitors sensor signals and timing functions to coordinate cycles
• Stops operation or causes errors if the board fails or loses power
• Common symptom link: unresponsive controls, error codes, or appliance that won't start

• One PCB assembly (control board)

• Disconnect power before starting and verify power is removed to avoid shock
• Handle the board carefully and avoid touching components or connectors; observe electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions
• Inspect connectors and wiring for damage and ensure secure connections during reassembly