Parts for Lg LMA1560SB / CBKELGA: Section 3 Parts

This is the glass turntable tray for a microwave. It provides a stable, food-safe surface and rotates with the turntable system to help heat food evenly.

• Holds dishes securely while the microwave runs and rotates for uniform heating
• Replaces a cracked, chipped, or missing glass plate
• Common symptoms: tray wobbles, won't rotate properly, uneven heating, or visible damage to the plate
• Designed to fit the microwave's turntable coupler and support for smooth operation

• Unplug the microwave (or open the door to stop operation) and let the tray cool before handling
• Remove the old tray; align the new tray's center with the turntable coupler
• Ensure it sits flat and spins freely by hand before use
• Do not overtighten or force—tray should rest on the support/rollers

Rotating ring assembly supports the drum's rotating interface to maintain smooth, stable rotation. Replacing a worn or damaged ring reduces noise, vibration and scraping for quieter, more reliable operation. What it does:

• Holds and aligns the drum's rotating surface so the drum spins smoothly and evenly.
• Prevents metal-on-metal contact between the drum and cabinet or shaft.
• Worn or damaged rings can cause rubbing, grinding, squealing or excessive vibration.
• Restoring the ring can improve drum tracking and reduce noise during spin cycles.

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before beginning any repair.
• Support the drum during removal to prevent it from shifting; follow the model's service diagram for correct disassembly.
• Inspect neighboring parts (rear drum bearing, glides, seals) for wear and replace as needed.

This synchronous turntable motor rotates the glass tray inside your microwave to help food heat evenly. Replace it to restore smooth, consistent rotation if the tray has stopped turning, stalls intermittently, or makes unusual noises from the base.

• Drives the turntable via the center coupler to rotate the glass tray at a steady speed
• Promotes even exposure to microwave energy for more uniform heating
• Typical failure symptoms: tray won't turn, rotates only intermittently, or emits grinding/buzzing sounds from underneath
• If power reaches the motor but it doesn't run, the internal windings or gear set may be seized

• Disconnect power to the microwave before servicing
• If mounted over a range, remove the unit from the cabinet with assistance
• Access is typically from the bottom panel; note wire positions and shaft orientation before removal
• After installation, briefly test rotation before full reassembly; inspect the coupler and support for wear