General Electric Microwave Manual, Care Guide

This is a factory wiring schematic — a printed service diagram that shows the appliance's electrical wiring, connector locations and color codes for accurate troubleshooting and repairs. Use it to identify circuits and wiring before replacing parts. What it does

• Shows wire routing, connector pinouts and color codes to help locate components and connections.
• Helps diagnose symptoms like no power, intermittent power, control failures or blown fuses by clarifying circuit paths.
• Clarifies which wires connect to switches, motors, heaters and control boards for correct reassembly.
• Useful reference for techs to ensure proper wiring after part replacement or service.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before using the schematic to work on electrical components.
• Use the schematic as a reference only; verify actual wiring at the appliance before making repairs.
• Replace the schematic if it is torn, smudged or unreadable to avoid miswiring.

This wiring schematic is the factory wiring diagram used for diagnosing and tracing electrical circuits on the appliance. It helps DIYers identify wires, connectors and component locations to support safe electrical troubleshooting. What it does:

• Shows factory wire routing, color codes and terminal IDs for the appliance's electrical system
• Helps locate and identify switches, motors, heaters, sensors and control board connections
• Useful for tracing shorts, open circuits or incorrect connections during repair
• Assists in verifying correct reassembly after replacing a harness, control or component

• This is a reference diagram; it does not electrically connect to the appliance
• Always disconnect power before servicing or testing electrical components
• Use the diagram alongside the model-specific service manual or parts list for accurate component locations
• Keep the paper diagram dry and protected; store with the appliance documentation for future service

This is the appliance wiring diagram/schematic — a paper schematic that shows the electrical layout and component wiring for technicians and owners. It helps identify circuits and wire routing for diagnostics and repairs. What it does:

• Shows the appliance's electrical circuits, components, and wire connections for accurate troubleshooting
• Helps locate and trace wires, terminals, switches, and harnesses during repairs
• Useful when the original diagram is missing, torn, or illegible
• Supports correct reassembly after service by showing factory wiring routes

• One wiring diagram/schematic (paper)

• Not an electrical component; refer to the diagram while the appliance is powered off
• Disconnect power to the appliance before using the diagram to plan electrical work
• Replace or store the diagram in the appliance console or service area to keep it accessible

This wiring schematic is the OEM electrical diagram that shows appliance wiring layout and connections to help identify circuits and wiring paths for troubleshooting. It clarifies component locations and wire colors for accurate diagnostics. What it does:

• Shows the appliance's electrical wiring layout and connection points for components and terminals
• Identifies wire colors, harness routing, and terminal labels to aid diagnosis of power, control, or grounding issues
• Helps locate shorts, open circuits, and incorrect connections when symptoms include no power, intermittent operation, or blown fuses/breakers
• Provides a reference for technicians to verify correct wiring during repairs or after component replacement

• One printed wiring schematic/diagram as shown

• This is a reference document; no electrical wiring is repaired by replacing the diagram itself
• Always disconnect power to the appliance before testing or working on electrical components
• Keep the schematic clean and dry; store with the appliance documentation for future service

This wiring schematic is the factory service diagram used to identify electrical circuits and component connections for troubleshooting and repairs. It helps technicians and DIYers trace wiring paths and proper connections during diagnosis. What it does:

• Shows the appliance's electrical circuits and component wiring layout
• Helps locate connectors, wire colors, and terminal designations for testing
• Aids in diagnosing electrical faults such as no power to a component or intermittent operation
• Useful reference when replacing components or harness connections

• Intended as a reference document only; follow factory instructions and wiring diagrams during repairs
• Turn off power to the appliance before performing any electrical tests or repairs
• Keep the schematic dry and flat to preserve legibility