General Electric Room Air Conditioner Housing Or Cover

This cabinet assembly replaces the outer housing that surrounds the microwave oven cavity and components, restoring structural support and the appliance's finished appearance. It's used when the outer shell is dented, loose, or damaged. What it does:

• Replaces the microwave's outer cabinet to protect internal parts and provide a finished exterior
• Restores proper alignment of doors, vents, and control interfaces affected by a warped or damaged housing
• Helps stop rattling or vibration caused by loose or bent cabinet panels
• Addresses visible exterior damage such as dents, cracks, or detached trim

• Disconnect power and remove the appliance from its mounting before beginning work
• Cabinet replacement may require removing trim, controls, and internal panels; keep fasteners organized
• Some steps require two people due to size and weight; use appropriate lifting support
• Follow the manufacturer's service manual for disassembly/reassembly and torque specifications

This outer cabinet replaces the microwave's main housing to restore structural support and appearance. It provides a secure mounting surface for internal components and helps keep electrical and mechanical parts protected during operation. What it does:

• Replaces a dented, cracked or corroded outer cabinet to restore proper fit and alignment
• Provides the enclosure that supports the control panel, door assembly and internal components
• Helps reduce rattles, vibration and air leakage from damaged housing
• Prevents exposure of wiring and internal electronics to dust and debris

• Disconnect power before starting and follow manufacturer service manual instructions
• May require removal of door, control panel and internal components for access
• Use proper fasteners and torque; improper installation can affect door alignment and microwave operation

This outer cabinet is the external shell that protects and supports the appliance's internal components while providing the finished exterior. It restores structural support and the appliance's appearance after damage or corrosion. What it does:

• Protects internal parts from dirt, moisture and physical impact
• Provides structural support for controls, doors and internal assemblies
• Restores a sealed, finished exterior to prevent drafts and debris entry
• Common symptoms: visible dents, rust or corrosion, loose or warped panels, or increased noise/vibration from a compromised cabinet

• Disconnect power and water before starting; safety first
• Installation may require removing doors, trim pieces or internal panels—have a helper to manage the cabinet safely
• Use appropriate tools and fasteners; handle edges carefully to avoid cuts
• Keep original hardware if reusing; replace any damaged clips or screws