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FH4767US (AB6ESTD) LG Range - Overview

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Temperature Sensor – Part Number: EBG61305805
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Temperature Sensor
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This temperature sensor, also known as a thermistor, is compatible with various makes and types of appliances. This thermistor uses electrical currents to detect the interior temperature of the appliance it is in and by working with the control board, the board adjusts the level of cooling or heating through its heating or cooling element, depending on what is needed. If your appliance is being improperly heated or cooled, the temperature sensor may be to blame, and can be tested with a multimeter to check for continuity to see whether it is defective. Check your user manual for exact placement of this thermistor and any diagnostic information.
Oven Igniter – Part Number: MEE61841401
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Oven Igniter
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This gas range oven igniter is compatible with various models of LG gas ranges. It is made up of the igniter element, wire harness, connector and mounting bracket. The igniter is responsible for generating the heat needed to ignite the gas and create a flame for you to cook your food. You can find the igniter located near the oven burner. If your igniter is faulty, you will likely notice that it does not glow, or it glows dimly, the flame is weak, or there is no ignition at all. If the igniter is cracked or visibly damaged in any way it is best to replace it to ensure your safety.
WINDOW,GLASS – Part Number: 4890W1N009H
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WINDOW,GLASS
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This transparent inner door glass is designed for LG range ovens and serves as a key component in maintaining heat insulation while allowing visibility into the oven during cooking. Made from heat-resistant material, it helps retain internal temperatures for consistent baking and roasting performance. Replacing a damaged or cracked inner glass restores the oven’s energy efficiency and ensures safe operation. This OEM replacement part is manufactured to fit specific LG models and is intended for use when the original glass is chipped, broken, or compromised. Installation typically involves removing the oven door, disassembling the inner panel, and securely fitting the new glass in place. Always confirm your oven model before installation to ensure compatibility.
MOTOR,AC FAN – Part Number: EAU62343001
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This genuine OEM convection fan motor powers the fan that circulates hot air evenly throughout the oven cavity, ensuring consistent temperatures and uniform cooking and baking. This motor is typically located at the back of your oven, behind a protective panel, where it drives the convection fan. If the motor is broken, you might notice uneven cooking or baking, longer cooking times, or a lack of air movement inside your oven. Please keep in mind that this fan motor is sold separately from the fan blade.
CAP,BURNER – Part Number: MBL61908604
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The burner cap attaches to the top of the burner head and acts like a cover for the burner head. This part helps to protect the burner from spills and helps to even the flame while cooking. The cap is black in color, made of metal, and measures approximately 4” in diameter. Over time the cap may become damaged or even lost and will need to be replaced. This is a genuine OEM burner cap and is sold individually.
Thermostat – Part Number: 6930W1A003J
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Thermostat
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This is a high-limit thermostat for various models of LG microwave ovens. This thermostat acts as a preventative safety device and is designed to cut off continuity for the microwave oven if/when its temperature exceeds a certain threshold. If you are noticing dangerously high temperatures coming from your microwave oven, make sure to turn it off and test this thermostat with a multimeter for continuity, to ensure it is still working properly. If not, it needs to be replaced immediately. This thermostat is sold individually and does not come with any other parts or securing screws.
NOZZLE – Part Number: MFV61841519
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NOZZLE
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Burner – Part Number: MBE61842101
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Burner
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Power Transformer Assembly – Part Number: EBJ64465501
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Power Transformer Assembly
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The spark module controls the spark for lighting the cooktop surface burners.
Range Surface Burner Orifice, Center Rear – Part Number: MFV61841504
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Common Nut – Part Number: 1NHB0500032
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Common Nut
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GLASS WINDOW – Part Number: 4890W1N005L
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GLASS WINDOW
Part #4890W1N005L
This oven inner door glass panel is designed to replace cracked, broken, or damaged interior door glass and restore proper oven performance and safety. Made from heat-tempered safety glass, the panel helps retain heat inside the oven cavity, supports consistent cooking temperatures, and provides a clear view of food while baking or roasting. Replacing a damaged inner door glass improves energy efficiency and protects users from excessive heat exposure during operation. Installation should be performed only after the oven is completely cool and disconnected from power; the oven door may be heavy, so assistance is recommended, and wearing protective gloves can help prevent injury during handling.

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Convection Fan stopped working, would spin but not continuously on its own
16 of 24 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Barry from PIERRE, SD
  • A Bit Difficult
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Nutdriver, Screw drivers
Unplugged oven electric and turned gas off. Removed all back covers from the unit. Removed the cover on the inside covering the burner and fan in the back of the convection oven. Removed the nut securing the fan to motor shaft with helper holding the motor. Removed the three electrical wires attached to motor, making note where they go. Removed screws mounting the motor to oven. Removed motor cooling fan and shaft spacer from old motor. Fit in same orientation on new motor. Replace all parts in reverse order, restore gas and electric, turn on and test.
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Replace Inner Oven glass because it shattered
18 of 41 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Jeffrey from CERRITOS, CA
  • Really Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers
Go onto youtube, such as https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ITkrwhDNMQ and watch similar videos for DYI. The process is very similar to other models.

Once the door is removed, place oven door on a towel or soft place so it does not scratch the door. Unscrew the screws and make sure you notice where each screw goes, so you know the process of where each screw goes when you re-assemble.

Once the inner cover is removed, remove the insulation, too so you don't damage it. Use Wet/Dry Shop Vac to clean the shattered glass. (WORD OF ADVICE: I did not remove the insulation and the suction of the Shop Vac removed part of the insulation, so now instead of a quick turn around repair turns into a few weeks repair, because the insulation is on back order 10-14 days from the supplier. DON"T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE!)

Once the glass has been removed, the new inner glass is replaced, begin by re-assemble the oven door with the correct screws and attached the oven door to the range.

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Oven wouldn't ignite
11 of 22 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Martin from KEWASKUM, WI
  • Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
  • Nutdriver
Took off the oven door then took out the racks and two screws in the oven bottom and removed it . Then removed the heat deflector. Then un plugged the old igniter and removed the burner to make it easier to remove the old igniter. Then installed the new igniter and reversed the process
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