Parts for Amana MWT4661WW / P1119115M: 03 - Page 3 Parts

This motor-stator assembly provides the stationary magnetic core for the appliance's drive motor, restoring magnetic coupling so the motor can generate torque. Useful when the motor hums, fails to spin, or produces intermittent movement. What it does:

• Forms the stationary magnetic field the rotor needs to turn, enabling normal motor operation
• Restores drive function when the motor hums without spinning or runs weakly
• Can resolve intermittent start/stop or reduced torque issues tied to the motor assembly
• Works as the matched stationary component for the corresponding motor/rotor

• Always disconnect power before inspecting or replacing motor components.
• Handle wiring and connectors carefully; match original terminals and routing.
• Some motors are sealed assemblies and may require partial disassembly.
• Test the appliance after installation to confirm proper operation and secure mounting.

This electronic main control board assembly manages the oven's timed functions and user commands so the appliance runs cycles correctly and responds to panel inputs. It replaces a failed control module to restore normal operation. What it does

• Receives and processes inputs from the front control panel and sensors to run selected cycles
• Controls timing, cycle selection, and various operational relays on the appliance
• Common symptoms: appliance won't start, unresponsive controls, incorrect or no cycles, or intermittent operation
• May resolve display errors or fault codes caused by a failed control board

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service to avoid electric shock
• Handle the board carefully; avoid static discharge and contact with printed circuits
• Verify screw locations, connector seating, and grounding during reassembly

This part has been discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available.

This part has been discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available.

This primary door interlock switch lets the microwave know the door is fully closed so cooking can start. Replacing a worn or sticking switch restores reliable start/stop response and helps prevent intermittent operation tied to door-latch signaling. What it does

• Confirms the door is closed to allow the control to power the cook circuit
• Common symptoms of a failed switch: won't start, stops when the door is jostled, or only runs when pressing on the door
• Installs on the latch/door switch bracket alongside secondary/monitor switches
• Helps correct inconsistent or no response when pressing Start

• One primary door interlock switch

• Disconnect power at the breaker; microwaves contain high-voltage components that can retain a dangerous charge
• Access the latch/switch bracket, then release the switch from its clip or screws
• Move wires to the same terminals on the new switch; match orientation/actuator position
• After reassembly, verify the unit does not run with the door open and starts consistently with the door closed