General Electric Grille

Black front grille cover for microwave ovens. Installs on the front exterior housing. Replace if cracked, broken, discolored, or missing for a clean finish.

Replace your cracked or damaged microwave grille. This cosmetic front panel covers the ventilation area and restores the appearance of your unit.

This replacement guide blade aligns and supports the blade assembly to restore smooth operation and consistent performance. Use it to replace a worn or damaged guide that's causing misalignment or noisy operation. What it does

• Guides and stabilizes the blade/assembly so moving parts track correctly
• Helps reduce binding, rubbing, and abnormal noise from a misaligned assembly
• Restores proper part positioning that can prevent premature wear on adjacent components
• Useful when the existing guide is cracked, worn, or missing

• One guide blade

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair
• Remove access panels and any components blocking the guide for clear access
• Compare the new guide to the old one before installation
• Tighten fasteners to secure the guide but avoid overtightening; test operation after reassembly

This Air Guide Connecting Lever links the fridge's air damper components so the airflow control moves smoothly, restoring proper temperature distribution across compartments. It's a small replacement part that helps maintain even cooling when the damper arm is worn or broken. What it does:

• Connects the air guide/damper components so the damper opens and closes with the control arm
• Helps restore proper air flow between fresh food and freezer compartments
• Commonly replaces broken, bent, or disconnected connecting levers that prevent the damper from moving
• Works with factory damper assemblies to improve temperature balance when the original connector fails

• One Air Guide Connecting Lever (single replacement lever as shown)

• Basic snap-in or screw-in replacement; inspect surrounding damper components for wear before installing
• Power off and unplug the appliance before accessing internal damper parts
• Handle plastic parts gently to avoid cracking; test damper movement by hand before reassembly