LG LSGL6335F/00 gas range Parts

Yes. The LG LSGL6335F gas range is designed to be straightforward for everyday cooking: you select an oven mode with the mode knob, set temperature/time on the control panel, and the surface burners use electronic ignition for quick lighting. For feature walkthroughs, use the LSGL6335F owner’s manual.

What feels “easy” on this model

• Simple oven mode selection using the oven mode knob (Bake, Broil, Convection, Air Fry, etc.)
• Digital keypad for temperature, cook time, start time, and timer
• Sealed gas surface burners (easier spill cleanup than open burners)
• EasyClean option for light oven soils (water-based, short cycle)
• Control Lock feature to help prevent accidental button presses

Quick-start basics (cooktop and oven)

1. Cooktop: Push in and turn a burner knob to LITE; you should hear clicking and the burner should ignite quickly.
2. Oven: Turn the oven mode knob to Bake (or another mode), enter temperature, then press START.
3. Air Fry: Select Air Fry, set temperature if desired, press START (no preheat required in many cases).

Helpful settings at a glance

Task	What you use	Why it helps
Lock controls	Control Lock (press and hold)	Prevents accidental oven setting changes
Adjust beeps	Settings	Makes alerts louder, quieter, or off
Fix “clock flashing”	Clock	Restores normal display after power interruption
Improve cleaning	EasyClean	Loosens light soils fast with water

Why it matters

An “easy to use” range saves time and reduces mistakes, especially when switching between modes like Bake, Broil, Convection, and Air Fry. On the LSGL6335F, the dedicated mode knob plus keypad controls keep the steps consistent across cooking functions.

Last updated: January 2026

The LG LSGL6335F gas range is a 30-inch wide slide-in range with a 6.3 cu. ft. oven capacity. The exterior dimensions listed for this model family are 30" (W) x 37 1/8" (H) x 26 7/8" (D) with the door closed; see the LSGL6335F owner’s manual for the full dimensions and clearances.

Key size specs for LG LSGL6335F

• Width: 30" (761.8 mm)
• Height to cooking surface: 37 1/8" (94.3 cm)
• Depth (door closed, no handle): 26 7/8" (683 mm)
• Depth (includes door handle): 29 9/32" (743.9 mm)
• Oven capacity: 6.3 cu. ft.

Dimensions at a glance

Measurement	Size
Width	30"
Height	37 1/8"
Depth (door closed, no handle)	26 7/8"
Depth (includes door handle)	29 9/32"
Total oven capacity	6.3 cu. ft.

Why it matters

Getting the correct width, depth, and clearance measurements helps ensure your LSGL6335F fits your cabinet cutout, sits flush at the countertop, and has safe spacing from walls and overhead cabinets.

Last updated: January 2026

Yes. For the LG LSGL6335F gas range, an LP (propane) nozzle conversion kit is included as an accessory; it contains cooktop nozzles and oven nozzles plus instructions, but the actual conversion should be done by a qualified technician. See the LSGL6335F owner’s manual for the model-specific accessory list and LP conversion notes.

What’s included for LSGL6335F

The included LP nozzle conversion kit for this model is intended to convert the range from natural gas (NG) to LP gas by changing the orifices (nozzles) and following the included instructions.

• Cooktop nozzles (5 total for LSGL6335F)
• Oven nozzles (2 total)
• Instructions (included with the kit)
• Air shutter adjustment guidance is part of the conversion process

What you (or your installer) typically must change

LP conversion is more than just swapping one part; it usually involves multiple adjustments so the burners operate safely and correctly.

• Replace surface burner orifices (cooktop nozzles)
• Replace bake and broil orifices (oven nozzles)
• Verify the pressure regulator is set correctly for LP
• Confirm flame quality on all burners after conversion

Quick reference: NG vs LP flame appearance

Fuel type	Typical flame look	What to watch for
Natural gas (NG)	Soft blue flame	Persistent yellow can indicate an issue
LP (propane)	Blue flame with some yellow tipping	Yellow tips can be normal on LP

Why it matters

Using the wrong orifices or regulator setting can cause poor ignition, oversized flames, soot, or unsafe combustion. Correct conversion helps protect the gas valve, burner assemblies, and overall cooking performance.

Last updated: January 2026