General Electric Microwave Spring Parts

This replacement spring restores proper tension in the affected mechanism so levers, latches, or linkages move smoothly and return to position. A fresh spring helps eliminate sticky action and inconsistent feel in your cooking appliance.

• Provides the return force for a lever, latch, or linkage
• Helps maintain smooth, consistent engagement of moving parts
• A weakened or broken spring can cause sticking, loose action, or parts that don't return to rest
• Replacing the spring can resolve sluggish operation and intermittent function

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Note the original spring's orientation and mounting points; take reference photos before removal
• Use needle-nose pliers for handling; avoid overstretching the coils and verify smooth movement before restoring power

This replacement spring hook secures a door/spring assembly to restore proper tension and alignment so the door closes and operates as intended. Fits the OEM spring mounting location and installs in minutes with basic hand tools. What it does:

• Latches and anchors a door or tension spring to maintain spring tension and proper door movement
• Helps stop door from sagging, not fully closing, or coming loose when the hook has worn or detached
• Durable stamped metal construction for reliable holding strength under normal use
• Works as the direct replacement piece for the corresponding OEM spring attachment point

• One spring hook replacement part

• Disconnect power (and gas or fuel if applicable) before starting repairs
• Relieve spring tension carefully; springs can be under high load—wear eye protection and gloves
• Use common hand tools (screwdriver, pliers) to remove and attach the hook; retain any clips or fasteners

A small replacement push-button spring that restores reliable button return and control feel on affected appliances. Replaces worn or broken button springs so controls snap back and operate more consistently. What it does:

• Provides tension behind a push button so the button returns to its original position after pressing
• Restores proper button feel and prevents buttons from sticking or remaining depressed
• Helps resolve intermittent or unresponsive control-button action caused by a weak or broken spring
• Used in push-button/control-panel assemblies where a compact compression spring is required

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing controls to reduce shock risk
• Remove the control panel or button assembly per your model's service instructions; keep small parts secure
• Note spring orientation and seating; use needle-nose pliers if needed to position the spring carefully