LG LRAL6325F Repair Guide
An electric range with LG’s ProBake convection, which moves the heating element to the rear wall for more even baking. Air fry uses the same convection hardware.
Common problems & typical repair costs
| Problem | Likely cause | Typical fix | OEM part # | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oven not heating | Rear convection element or bake element | Replace the failed element | — | $170–$350 |
| Uneven baking | Convection fan motor weak or element partly failed | Diagnose fan and element together | — | $190–$430 |
| Temperature well off | Oven sensor drift | Replace sensor | — | $145–$300 |
| Dual-zone surface element partly heating | Element or dual relay failure | Replace element or relay | — | $180–$400 |
| Control unresponsive | Board or panel fault | Replace as diagnosed | — | $250–$520 |
Costs are national averages for professional repair (parts + labor). See the linked cost guides below for full breakdowns.
Error codes
| Code | What it means |
|---|---|
| F9 | Oven not reaching temperature in time |
| F1 | Oven sensor fault |
| F19 | Control board fault |
| F3 | Key stuck |
Tech notes
ProBake puts the main element at the back rather than the floor of the cavity, so a "no heat" fault on these is often the rear convection element rather than a conventional bake element.
Cost guides for this machine’s common repairs
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