Electrolux Microwave Parts

This is a small silicone packing seal that fits around the turntable motor shaft where it passes through the microwave floor. It prevents moisture, grease, and food debris from reaching the motor and internal components below the cooking cavity. Replace this seal if you notice leaking beneath the turntable plate or if the original seal has become brittle, torn, or displaced.

Replacement door spring for microwave ovens. Installs on door hinge mechanism to provide tension and smooth operation. Order when original is broken or worn.

Replace your damaged or unresponsive microwave control panel touch pad. This component installs on the front panel and may need replacement if cracked, worn, or missing buttons affect operation.

Microwave not starting or stopping mid-cycle? A faulty door switch is often the cause. This part ensures proper door closure detection. DIY repair.

Microwave not heating or making humming noise? The high voltage transformer may need replacement. Moderate difficulty repair requiring proper safety precautions.

Replace your microwave's damaged or missing door panel. This part covers the interior side of the door, restoring appearance and structure when cracked or worn.

Fix a microwave that won't heat or start with this thermal cutout fuse. This safety component prevents overheating. Takes 30-45 minutes to install.

This evaporator fan motor circulates cold air across the evaporator coil to keep the refrigerator and freezer compartments cold and balanced. Replacing a failing fan restores proper airflow and helps maintain set temperatures. What it does:

• Spins the evaporator fan blade to move air over the evaporator coil for even cooling
• Helps prevent ice build-up from poor airflow and uneven compartment temperatures
• Commonly needed when you hear a loud humming, rattling, or no airflow from the fridge section
• Supports defrost system performance by ensuring warm air is not trapped near the coil

• One evaporator fan motor

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Typically accessed by removing the evaporator cover inside the freezer compartment
• Handle wiring and connector clips carefully; ensure correct orientation of the fan blade before reassembly

Replace your microwave's support plate if cracked, broken, or missing. This structural component mounts inside the cavity to support internal parts.

Replacement mounting bracket for microwave ovens. Secures the unit to cabinetry or walls. Replace if bent, cracked, or missing for proper installation.

Replace your cracked or worn microwave door seal. Creates an airtight closure around the door frame to contain heat and prevent moisture escape.

Replace your microwave's light socket if bulbs fail to illuminate despite having power. Restores interior or under-cabinet lighting. Verify fit by model.

Replace your microwave's door open button if the original is cracked, broken, or missing. This button installs on the control panel for manual door release.

This duct-magnetron (waveguide duct) directs microwave energy from the magnetron into the oven cavity and helps protect internal components. Replacing a damaged duct restores proper wave guidance and prevents arcing or burn damage. What it does:

• Channels microwaves from the magnetron into the cooking cavity for even energy transfer
• Shields surrounding components from heat and sparking that can occur with a cracked or warped duct
• Helps prevent arcing, burning smells, and visible sparks inside the microwave
• Maintains proper alignment between the magnetron output and the oven waveguide

• One duct-magnetron (waveguide duct) as shown

• Unplug the appliance and ensure power is disconnected before servicing
• Microwave high-voltage components can store lethal charge; discharge capacitors and follow safety procedures
• Handle carefully to avoid bending or further damaging the duct; wear gloves and eye protection

This small electric motor sits beneath the microwave floor and rotates the turntable tray during cooking to ensure even heat distribution. It connects to the turntable coupler or drive shaft and operates at low RPM. Replace this motor if the turntable stops spinning, rotates intermittently, or makes grinding or humming noises without turning.