Parts for Electrolux FMOS1846BWB: 03 - Control Panel, Door, Misc. Parts

A complete refrigerator door assembly that replaces a damaged, dented or non-closing door to restore a proper seal and normal operation. Fits models that use the full door assembly for straightforward replacement. What it does

• Replaces the entire door structure so the appliance seals and insulates correctly.
• Restores an even closing action to stop warm air leaks and temperature loss.
• Replaces damaged outer panels, liners or mounting surfaces that prevent proper operation.
• Helps eliminate rattling, visible damage, and cosmetic wear from a compromised door.

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid electrical shock.
• Remove and support the old door; doors can be heavy—use two people if needed.
• Align hinges and latches carefully for an even seal and proper closing.
• Check gasket condition and hinge hardware during installation; replace any worn fasteners.

Complete door assembly for microwave/hood combo units. Includes outer panel, inner liner, window, and hinges. Replaces cracked, damaged, or broken doors.

Fix a microwave door that won't close or stay shut with this door latch. Secures the door in the closed position for safe operation and proper cycling.

White door handle for opening and closing the microwave door. Durable plastic construction. Replace if handle is cracked, loose, or broken off.

This control panel is the oven console assembly that houses the touch controls and display, letting you choose cook modes and set temperatures for normal operation. It restores user control and readable status feedback. What it does:

• Provides the front-facing buttons/touchpad and display for entering oven settings
• Sends user commands to the oven's control electronics so cycles can start and stop
• Helps restore visible status indicators when the original panel is cracked, scratched, or unresponsive
• Common symptom fix: unresponsive keys, blank or dim display, or incorrect control input response

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any work
• Handle the panel and display carefully to avoid scratching or cracking the finish
• May require removing mounting screws and disconnecting ribbon/cable connectors — note connector orientation before removal