General Electric Microwave Parts

If your microwave heats unevenly or has hot and cold spots, a damaged stirrer blade is often the cause. This part distributes microwaves for even cooking.

Wire holder clip secures internal wiring in your microwave. Replace if wires are loose or rattling. Verify fit with your model number before ordering.

Replace your microwave's power cord assembly if the original is frayed, damaged, or missing. Connects microwave to electrical outlet safely.

Plain washer for built-in microwaves and wall ovens. Replaces worn, missing, or damaged washers during repairs or maintenance. Essential hardware.

Microwave not heating food? The high voltage transformer powers the magnetron. Common failure part when microwave runs but won't heat properly.

Microwave turntable not rotating? This drive motor powers the glass tray rotation mechanism. Direct-fit replacement part for common turntable issues.

Replace your microwave's control panel touch pad when buttons are unresponsive, cracked, or worn. This overlay installs on the front panel for button control.

Fix a microwave that won't heat with this high voltage transformer. Powers the magnetron tube to generate cooking heat. Technical repair for experienced DIYers.

Replacement choke cover for microwave doors. Installs around the door perimeter to shield internal components. Order when original is cracked or missing.

Complete microwave door assembly that installs on the front of your unit. Replace if your current door is cracked, broken, or damaged for proper sealing.

Replacement base plate for your microwave. Structural component that supports internal parts. Replace if cracked, warped, damaged, or missing.

Base plate assembly for microwaves. Mounts to the bottom of the cabinet to provide structural support. Replace if cracked, warped, or damaged.

Microwave overheating or shutting off? This motor cooling fan blade circulates air to prevent overheating. Easy 15-minute replacement for most models.

A small metal pin used to secure components in place so they stay aligned and operate smoothly. Replaces a worn or missing retainer pin to restore proper fit and reduce rattling or movement. What it does:

• Secures moving or removable parts by fitting into a mating hole or bracket
• Prevents components from sliding out of alignment during use
• Commonly used where a simple, durable fastener is required
• Symptoms of a bad pin include loose parts, unwanted movement, rattling, or components that detach

• Disconnect power (or unplug appliance) before starting any repair
• Remove adjacent panels or components as needed to access the pin
• Use pliers or a punch to remove the old pin and press the new pin into place; avoid excessive force that could damage surrounding parts
• If the pin secures glass or sharp components, handle carefully and wear gloves and eye protection