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Turntable drive motor
Ensure your LG oven operates smoothly with genuine OEM turntable motor replacements from Repair Clinic. Designed to fit perfectly and maintain the manufacturer's warranty, these replacement parts are essential for restoring the functionality of your oven. If your turntable is not rotating, it might be due to a faulty motor. By replacing it with a genuine OEM part, you can resolve the issue efficiently. Repair Clinic offers an extensive inventory of replacement parts online to support all your repair needs. For other essential components like heating elements, explore our range of oven heating element parts available for various models.
Having trouble with your LG oven's turntable motor? Learn how to troubleshoot and replace it effectively with our frequently asked questions.
If the turntable doesn't rotate, makes unusual noises, or rotates intermittently, it may be time to replace the motor. Ensure the power supply is connected and check for any obstruction before deciding on a replacement.
Replacement costs can vary based on model and supplier. Typically, prices range from $30 to $80. Check Repair Clinic for competitive pricing and a price match guarantee on genuine OEM parts.
First, unplug the oven for safety. Remove the oven's bottom panel to access the motor. Disconnect the wires, unscrew the motor, and replace it with the new one. Reattach the wires and panel, then test the oven. Detailed instructions and parts are available at Appliance Parts and Range-Stove-Oven Cooktop Parts for additional help.


Ensure your LG oven operates smoothly by replacing a faulty turntable motor with genuine OEM parts from Repair Clinic. A functioning turntable motor is crucial for even cooking and optimal performance. Easily locate the correct part using our model number lookup tool, and take advantage of same-day shipping, 365-day returns, and our Price Match Guarantee for peace of mind. For expert repair guidance, visit our Oven Repair Help page, or explore other LG Oven Parts for more solutions.
Finding the model number is crucial for ordering the correct LG Range/Stove/Oven Turntable Motor Replacement. The model number is typically found on a label inside the oven door or on the back of the appliance. Once you have the model number, visit online parts retailers to easily search for the exact replacement you need. This helps ensure compatibility and hassle-free installation. If your oven's turntable motor is malfunctioning, consider replacing it with a genuine part to restore your appliance's performance. For other oven-related needs, explore our selection of Oven Heating Element Parts to address common issues like uneven heating or a non-functioning broiler. Enjoy peace of mind with online ordering benefits like model/part number lookup, no-hassle returns, and a price match guarantee.
At Repair Clinic, we're here to ensure you can easily find and order the right LG range, stove, or oven parts online. Our dedicated customer service team is available seven days a week to assist you with any questions or support you may need. Whether you're dealing with an electric stove burner not working or your oven not heating properly, our expert troubleshooting assistance will guide you through the process. We offer genuine OEM parts, a no-hassle 365-day return policy, and a price match guarantee to ensure you get the best deal. Use our model/part number lookup for quick and accurate part identification. For immediate help, connect with us via live chat, and explore our DIY-friendly repair guides and videos for step-by-step instructions. Trust Repair Clinic to help you confidently maintain your LG oven with ease.

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