Lg Range / Cooktop / Oven Parts

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

Control knob for range. Installs on control panel to adjust temperature and cooking settings. Replace if worn, cracked, broken, or graphics are faded.

The PCB Assy Power is an OEM part for LG gas ranges. It regulates and monitors the electrical control systems to safely operate burners, oven functions, and auxiliary components. The power board receives inputs from the control panel and thermocouples to distribute outputs that power components including ignitors, valves, and fans. 

Causes of a bad power board can include liquid damage, failures due to intense heat cycling over time, and issues arising from manufacturing defects.

Symptoms of a bad PCB Assy Power include:

• Burners not igniting or functioning properly
• Oven not heating or baking as expected 
• Faulty or unresponsive control panel 
• Error codes displayed

This genuine LG replacement ensures the range's control and safety systems perform reliably. It is also suitable for ranges by Sears/Kenmore containing LG mechanisms and electrical hardware. Installing this high-quality OEM board protects your investment and restores full functionality.

Replace your worn, cracked, or missing range control knob assembly. Installs on the control panel to rotate the burner valve stem and adjust heat levels.

This switch assembly is the door lock mechanism for select front-load washers. It detects when the door is closed and locks it during operation, allowing the washer to start and run safely without interruptions.

• Monitors door position and signals the control; failure can prevent the cycle from starting or trigger door/lock errors
• Engages the latch to secure the door during wash and spin; a bad lock may stop the cycle mid-wash
• Coordinates door unlock at cycle end; faults can delay or prevent unlocking
• Intermittent operation may cause sporadic starts or pauses

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the lock behind the front panel at the door opening; remove the door boot clamp to reach the mounting screws
• Move wire connectors to the new assembly one at a time to maintain placement
• Reassemble and verify proper locking and unlocking before running a full cycle

Burner not heating or won't turn off? This radiant surface element sits beneath the glass cooktop and restores fast, even heating. DIY-friendly repair.

Replace a cracked, broken, or missing control knob on your cooktop. This knob assembly attaches to the burner valve stem for smooth heat adjustment.

This sheath-style heater delivers controlled heat during your appliance's defrost or heating cycle. Replacing a failed element restores proper temperature performance, avoiding issues like weak/no heat, extended run times, or frost accumulation where defrost heat is applied.

• Provides focused heat for defrost or heating functions as engineered by the manufacturer
• Typical failure symptoms: no or weak heat, uneven temperatures, frost/ice buildup in areas that should defrost, longer run times, or related error codes
• Helps maintain stable performance and efficiency by delivering the required heat at the right time

• Disconnect power and allow hot components to cool before servicing
• Access the heater per your model's service manual; take photos of routing and clips before removal
• Avoid bending adjacent tubing, coils, or brackets; transfer any clips or shields from the original part
• Ensure all electrical connectors are fully seated; restore power and monitor operation

Replace a cracked, broken, or missing burner control knob on your range. This knob installs on the control panel to operate surface burners.

Replace your cracked, broken, or worn range touch pad control panel. This plastic overlay covers the control buttons and installs on the front panel.

Burner won't heat or heats inconsistently? This radiant surface element mounts under the glass cooktop. DIY-friendly repair, typically 45 minutes.

Replaces worn, cracked, or missing range control knobs. Restores smooth setting selection and refreshes your control panel's appearance.

This part is the radiant heater intended for use on ranges. This part is also referred to as a surface element. It supplies the heat required to cook food. This particular radiant heater is the largest element on the cooktop. In the event that the burner is not heating up, this part may need to be replaced as there could be an element that is burned out. It may begin to heat up but won't get hot enough to cook correctly. The cook may also notice that the element does not cook evenly. There could also be physical signs of damage. Be sure to unplug the range prior to attempting to repair or replace this part.This particular radiant heater is compatible with appliances manufactured by the LG brand. It is sold individually. This part comes straight from the manufacturer.

Replaces a worn, cracked, or broken control knob on your range or cooktop. Installs onto the valve stem to restore smooth burner operation and heat selection.

Replacement control knob for range surface burners. Mounts on valve stem to adjust heat levels. Needed when original knob is cracked, broken, or missing.

Restore reliable operation with this power control board assembly. It regulates and distributes incoming power to the appliance's circuits and components so the unit powers up consistently and runs as designed when the original board has failed.

• Regulates and stabilizes power delivered to control and load circuits
• Switches power to motors, heaters, fans, and other components via onboard relays
• Provides low-voltage supply for control electronics
• Typical failure symptoms: no power, unresponsive controls, intermittent shutdowns, repeated blown fuse, or visible board damage

• Disconnect power before servicing; capacitors can retain a charge—allow time to discharge and use proper precautions
• Handle the board by the edges and use ESD protection to avoid static damage
• Photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time to the new board to maintain orientation
• Inspect wiring, fuses, and downstream components for shorts before restoring power to protect the new board