LG LSGL6335D/00 gas range Parts

LSGL6335D is an LG gas slide-in range model; for this specific model, LSGL6335D has a 6.3 cu. ft. oven capacity and is designed as a 30-inch-wide slide-in gas range with 120 VAC electrical requirements. For operating details and features, use the LSGL6335D owner’s manual.

LSGL6335D identifies the range’s model family; the suffix (such as “/00” on some labels) is a revision/version used for parts matching and cosmetic or production changes.

• Use the full model on the rating plate when ordering parts
• Match the brand (LG) and product type (gas range)
• Keep the serial number handy for service history
• Use the manual for feature operation (Air Fry, convection, Wi-Fi)

Using the exact model number helps us point you to the correct diagrams, compatible replacement parts (like an igniter or temperature sensor), and the right operating instructions for settings such as Bake, Broil, convection, and Air Fry.

Last updated: January 2026

LG manufactures the LSGL6335D gas range; it’s an LG-branded appliance and the owner’s documentation for the LSGL6335* series is issued by LG Electronics. For operating and safety details specific to this model family, use the LSGL6335D owner’s manual.

We confirm the manufacturer using model-specific identifiers and documentation tied to the appliance.

• The brand for model LSGL6335D is LG.
• The owner’s manual for the LSGL6335* series is published by LG Electronics.
• The model number format (LSGL...) aligns with LG range model numbering.

Knowing the manufacturer helps you match the correct parts, service information, and troubleshooting steps for your exact gas range. It also reduces the risk of ordering a similar-looking part that does not fit.

Last updated: January 2026

If your LG LSGL6335D gas range oven won’t get hot, the most common causes are a weak bake igniter, a failed oven temperature sensor, or a gas supply issue. Start by confirming the oven is getting power and that Bake ignition is occurring as described in the LSGL6335D owner’s manual.

• Make sure the oven mode knob is set to Bake and you pressed START.
• Confirm the range has electrical power; this model uses electric ignition and cannot light the oven burner without power.
• Allow time for ignition; Bake ignition can take 30 to 90 seconds.
• Verify the gas shut-off valve is fully open.
• If the oven heats sometimes but not others, note whether you smell gas or hear ignition attempts.

When the oven doesn’t heat, these model-relevant parts are the first suspects:

• Bake igniter: If it’s weak, the gas valve may not open reliably, so the burner never lights.
• Oven temperature sensor: If it reads incorrectly, the control can stop heating too early or prevent normal cycling.
• Oven gas valve: Less common, but a sticking or failed valve can prevent gas flow to the burner.

Helpful model-matched parts:

• LG range oven burner igniter MEE61841401
• LG range oven temperature sensor EBG61305805

A gas oven that won’t heat is often an ignition or sensing problem, not “low gas.” Fixing the correct component restores safe, consistent burner ignition and stable baking temperatures.

Last updated: January 2026