Authorized OEM Part SSM-16HR 6549W1S013A (6549W1S013K) Microwave Turntable Motor for LG Kenmore

The motor/gears in our ~5 year old microwave stripped out, so turntable didn't anymore. This was a perfect 1 for 1 replacement, bolted right in and works perfectly.

Worked for Samsung over-the-range/oven Model: ME16K3000AA Over time the fat and sugars slide out that MicroRound hole and clog up the device. Let's hope this one will last long. Delivery was fine - check return policy - I will be KEEPING this one. Device installed easily by unscrewing bottom panel, Phillips’s Screws 6 or 7; under microwave - installed above oven/range. Save middle, front screw for last since panel drops down! Careful with light cord - take a pic or two. There was A LOT of grease up there! Make sure to unplug the microwave because getting the OLD ONE off is a bit difficult and make sure the contacts are cleared of all that grease. I’d recommend fuse switch OFF for entire range too - THAT’S 220 Volts! Unplug microwave from outlet that’s hidden in cabinet too. Thanks for helping us fix our microwave turntable!

This item was an exact replacement for my LG microwave. The original lasted over ten years.

The motor arrived quickly and was an exact replacement for my LG turntable motor. Everything lined up perfectly, mounting screws and wiring harness. The shaft design was slightly different but fit exactly. My one concern was that it did not seem to be exactly perpendicular to the body of the motor. Don't know if this is by design or a defect. I will report back when it has been running for a significant enough amount of time to speak to its longevity. Don't know whether this was a rebuilt motor or new as the listing does not specify. As others here have said this is an incredibly simple fix and quite expensive if done by a repair person. MAKE SURE TO UNPLUG YOUR MICROWAVE FIRST! Btw, if you have an LG microwave with an ExtendaVent, there are four screws on the outermost edge on each side underneath the microwave. These are the ONLY ones that need to be removed. DON"T remove the screws for the lights further in - unnecessary. Also, put a tall box on your stove to lower the ExtendaVent onto. Make sure it is within a few inches of the bottom of the ExtendaVent. You do not want to risk ripping out the wiring harness. You will have to pull the ExtendaVent out slightly towards you after the screws are removed. There is only one cable harness that is easily unclipped that you will have to remove to gain access to the motor. The cable ends are keyed so it is easily reconnected. Just tilt the left side of the ExtendaVent down while you unclip it. An extra set of hands is helpful for this maneuver but you can manage it yourself if need be. Then just lay the vent to the side and replace the motor. Easier than it sounds. Don't forget to plug the microwave back in after reassembly.

My Samsung microwave is barely 18months old. I don't think the platter ever turned but i just never noticed it. Installation was easy and so far its turning as expected. Hopefully this will last longer than its predecessor.

This item works great. Replaced my old one with no problems. No noise and it fit great. Good purchase for the price.

Well, I've had this KitchenAid for 20 years. It has been a wonderful appliance with no problems. I use it making dinner every day along with baking, warming, and of course popcorn. Then all of a sudden my food started to burn. Since the door is tinted, I had a hard time seeing inside. I really didn't want to buy another combo because I'm lazy and didn't want to pour over a new manual, lol. So I looked up problem on the net and came to you tube about a 'stirrer motor'. I found info on taking it out of the appliance, and putting a new one in. Well, I think I can do that. So I went on KitchenAid website and surprise, surprise, they didn't make that part anymore. This was looking bad for me. I paid one company for a compatible part they said they had, only to have my c/c refunded within 24 hours because they didn't So I came here, not really expecting the part but as I was scrolling, I saw the round Orange motor. WOW! But will it fit, Well, it had all the numbers the same-in the same places. The only thing different was my dead motor came from Korea and this one says China. So I took a gamble. It came today, wrapped in bubble and in a small zip baggie. It looks the same, weighs the same, with the screw holes in the same place. So what do I have to lose, but the cost of the motor and maybe a messed up appliance. Out with the old and In with the new. Screwed the cover back on, plugged it in and voila! It lights up-but that was not the working of the stirrer motor.... Then I put a container of water on the glass plate, hit the start button (automatically 30 sec. micro), and it Turned!!!!! So happy! Went and made a batch of cookies to celebrate and they came out like nothing happened. Well, to make a long story longer, I'm buying another one and putting it in the drawer with the manual just in case it dies around 2041. Update 06/26/21.... my excitement is short-lived!. has slowed down immensely since last month. Does not turn smoothly. This causes uneven baking. Does not turn at all when I use the original metal drip pan. Will have to buy a new appliance. ( downgraded to 3 stars)

Was perfect replacement for my GE over-the-range microwave. Was actually the same part from OEM manufacturer. Came quickly and was priced good.