Parts for Maytag JMV9196CS0: 03 - Door Parts

This replacement access panel cover protects internal components and restores the appliance's finished appearance. It keeps wiring and assemblies shielded while helping maintain safe, reliable operation. What it does:

• Shields internal components from dust, lint and accidental contact
• Restores a secure, finished cabinet or console surface after repair
• Helps prevent debris from entering sensitive areas that can cause faults
• Matches OEM fit and mounting points for direct replacement

• One replacement cover

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting any repair
• Remove fastening screws or clips that hold the original cover in place; retain hardware if reusing
• Align mounting holes and secure the new cover without over-tightening fasteners

This outer door panel replaces a damaged or dented refrigerator exterior to restore appearance and protect internal components. It provides the visible front surface and attaches to existing hinges and trim for a factory look. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, dented, or rusted outer door panel to improve the appliance's exterior appearance.
• Protects inner door components and insulation from impact and moisture.
• Restores a flat, finished surface where the original outer shell is damaged.
• Works with existing internal parts when those components are undamaged.

• One outer door panel.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service.
• Installation typically requires removing door trim, handles, and lifting the door off its hinges — have a helper if the door is heavy.
• Retain or transfer existing hinges, insulation, and inner door components unless replacements are provided.
• If corrosion or hinge damage is present, replace affected hardware to ensure proper alignment and sealing.

This glass turntable plate supports cookware and food in the microwave cavity so items heat evenly while the oven runs. It provides a stable, easy-to-clean surface for everyday reheating and defrosting tasks. What it does:

• Supports plates, bowls and containers while the microwave motor rotates the carriage
• Helps produce even heating by allowing food to rotate through the microwave field
• Replaces cracked, chipped or warped turntables that can cause noise or unstable rotation
• Reduces direct contact between food and the microwave floor for easier cleanup

• One glass turntable plate

• Handle carefully — glass can break if dropped or hit
• Match the plate diameter and center hub design to your microwave before installing
• Clean with warm, soapy water; avoid thermal shock from sudden temperature changes
• If rotation problems persist after replacement, inspect the roller ring and drive coupling

This door latch is the replacement latching mechanism that secures the appliance door during operation, restoring proper door closure and safe operation. It fits the factory mounting and engages/disengages the door as designed. What it does:

• Secures the door closed so the appliance can run and maintain temperature or cycle safety systems
• Replaces a broken, worn, or loose latch that won't hold the door shut
• Commonly used when the door won't stay closed, won't latch, or the appliance won't start because the door is not detected as closed
• Engages with the door strike to ensure a positive, spring-loaded closure

• One door latch

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before beginning any repair
• Access may require removing the oven/dryer front panel or door trim
• Align the latch with the mounting holes and secure with the original screws; test latch operation before fully reassembling
• If electrical connectors are present, ensure they are fully seated and undamaged

This wire harness routes power and signals between key components for consistent performance. Replacing a damaged harness restores reliable connections and correct operation of affected controls, motors, or sensors.

• Distributes electrical power and control signals between boards, switches, sensors, and motors
• Replaces cut, brittle, burned, or corroded wires and terminals that cause connection faults
• Common symptoms include intermittent operation, a component that won't run, or error codes related to poor connections
• Restores proper wire routing when installed in the factory path and secured with clips/ties

• Disconnect power before servicing; turn off water or gas supply if applicable
• Photograph and label existing connections; move plugs one at a time to the new harness
• Route along the original path; secure in clips/ties and keep clear of sharp, hot, or moving parts
• Seat each connector fully by the plug body (do not pull on wires); inspect mating terminals for heat damage