LG Microwave Charcoal Filter 5230W1A011B, Replaces 5230W1A011A, 2B72706D – Superseded by 5230W1A011C

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Common Symptoms

• Cooking odors are not effectively reduced during recirculation.
• Smoke or food smells linger in the kitchen after microwave use.
• The filter is visibly damaged, heavily soiled, or has been installed for an extended period.

Check Before Replacing

• Confirm the microwave is configured for recirculating ventilation rather than exterior ducting; charcoal filtration is used for recirculation.
• With the exhaust fan running, check whether odors continue to recirculate into the room.
• Visually inspect the filter behind the vent grille for damage, heavy soil, or an incorrect installation.
• Compare the removed filter’s approximate size and mounting position with the replacement before installation.

Pro Tip

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Installation Notes

• Disconnect power to the microwave before accessing the filter area.
• Refer to the specific microwave owner’s manual because grille removal and filter placement can vary by model.
• Remove the vent grille as directed by the model manual, remove the old filter, and slide or seat the new filter in the same position.
• Ensure the filter is fully seated and reinstall the vent grille before restoring power.
• Do not wash the charcoal filter; replace it according to the model manual or when odor filtration declines.

Verified Compatible Models

EXV1511B, EXV1511BS, EXV1511W, LMV1630BB, LMV1630WW, LMV1683SB, LMV1683SW, MV1526W, MV1610ST, MV1610WW, MV1611BB, MV1645EGL, MV1646EG, MV1646EGY, MVH1615WW

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