General Electric Microwave Tray & Related

Glass cooking tray for microwave ovens. Sits on turntable support to rotate food during cooking. Replace if cracked, chipped, broken, or missing.

This cooking tray is the oven broiler/drip pan that catches drips and holds food while broiling, helping keep the oven interior cleaner and making broiling tasks easier. It provides a stable surface for broiling and roasting. What it does:

• Catches grease, juices and food debris to help prevent spills and reduce smoking
• Supports pans or food under the broiler for even browning and crisping
• Helps contain messes for easier cleanup after cooking
• Restores proper fit and function when the original tray is damaged or warped

• One cooking tray

• Install on the broiler rack or designated support slots; ensure tray sits flat and secure before use
• Allow the oven to fully cool before removing or installing the tray to avoid burns
• Clean with warm, soapy water and avoid abrasive cleaners that can damage the finish
• Inspect regularly for heavy warping or damage; replace if it no longer fits securely

Replace your microwave's glass turntable tray if cracked, chipped, or broken. This rotating glass plate sits on the turntable support inside the cavity.

This flat metal tray is a replacement nonstick oven tray that gives you a flat cooking or drip surface for baking and roasting. It restores a level surface for pans and helps contain spills for easier cleanup. What it does:

• Provides a flat, rigid surface for baking, roasting, or catching drips beneath racks
• Restores proper fit when original tray is bent, warped, or missing
• Helps reduce food contact with oven floor and collects spills to prevent messes
• Nonstick finish eases cleanup when coating remains intact

• Install on the oven rack or support as shown in your owner's manual; ensure it sits flat before heating
• Allow tray to cool before handling to avoid burns
• Do not use abrasive pads or metal utensils on the nonstick surface to avoid damaging the coating
• Inspect coating for chips or flaking; replace if coating is compromised to avoid contamination

This wire rack assembly provides a sturdy, removable shelf for your oven, giving stable support for cookware and bakeware and restoring proper shelf placement and clearance. What it does

• Replaces a bent, damaged, or missing oven shelf so pots and pans sit level during baking and roasting
• Restores smooth sliding and correct clearance for consistent cooking results
• Helps prevent cookware from tipping or shifting on weakened racks
• Fits into existing rack supports or side rails for secure positioning

• Remove power to the appliance and allow it to cool completely before installing
• Slide the rack into the oven rails or supports until fully seated; it rests level
• Wear gloves to avoid pinches or sharp edges while handling the rack
• No special tools usually required; refer to your owner's manual for model-specific guidance

Nonstick grille tray pan for microwave ovens with broiling/grilling capability. Replace your cracked, worn, or missing tray for even cooking results.

Replacement turntable tray rack assembly for your microwave. Installs on the rotating base to support the glass tray. Order when cracked or broken.

This tray glass is the replacement glass shelf used inside compatible ovens to hold cookware and bakeware safely. It restores a stable, heat-resistant surface so you can cook and clean with confidence. What it does:

• Provides a flat, heat-tolerant surface for pots, pans, and bakeware.
• Replaces cracked, chipped, or otherwise damaged glass that can interfere with stable cookware placement.
• Helps maintain the oven's intended cooking surface and makes cleanup easier.
• Fits into the oven's existing support rails and aligns with factory mounting points.

• One tray glass as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance and ensure the oven is cool before attempting replacement.
• Handle glass with care; wear cut-resistant gloves to avoid injury from sharp edges.
• Remove oven racks and supports as needed to access and seat the new glass; confirm correct orientation before final placement.
• If the glass uses clips or brackets, ensure they are present and secure; replace any damaged fasteners per manufacturer guidance.