Parts for Ge PVM9225SR1SS: Interior Parts (1) Parts

The glass tray is an OEM part for GE wall oven microwaves. It provides an essential, rotating surface for even cooking distribution in the microwave. 

Causes of a bad turntable tray can include wear and tear of the plastic hub bearing that allows rotation. Grease buildup can also cause reduced motion over time.

Symptoms of a bad turntable tray include: 

• Tray no longer rotates smoothly during the cooking cycle
• Uneven or incomplete cooking due to lack of movement
• Trapped food or messes between the tray and cavity wall

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models. 

The Turntable Ring Assembly is an OEM part compatible with GE microwaves. It consists of the circular ring component that houses the turntable mechanism. This assembly is crucial for rotating food evenly during the microwave cooking cycle.

Causes of a bad turntable ring assembly can include wear and tear from years of use, damage from spilled or baked-on food remnants, or cracks/breaks from accidental impact. 

Symptoms of a bad assembly include:

• The turntable no longer spins or rotates unevenly
• Excessive noise or grinding sounds coming from beneath the turntable 
• Cracks or breaks in the plastic ring housing

This GE replacement part will restore optimized cooking performance by enabling even heat distribution. It is designed to directly replace the original component. This OEM part is also compatible with some Kenmore microwaves. Maintaining your microwave includes periodic replacement of consumable parts like the turntable ring.
 

The Turntable Shaft is an OEM part for GE built-in and over-the-range microwaves. It acts as the central hub on which the turntable platter smoothly rotates during the cooking cycle. 

Causes of a problematic shaft can include wear from prolonged use creating play or friction in rotational movement. Debris intrusion into the central bearing assembly can also affect smooth operation over time.

Symptoms of a bad shaft include: 

• Turntable that no longer spins consistently or doesn't turn at all
• Grating or grinding noises coming from below the turntable 
• Imbalanced cooking results affecting some areas more than others

This GE replacement shaft ensures even heating by allowing for uniform distribution of microwave energy throughout cooking. Compatible with GE Profile, Hotpoint, and select Kenmore units, it restores reliable functionality before further troubles develop.
 

This safety cover protects internal wiring and components by enclosing delicate parts and helping prevent accidental contact. It restores a safe barrier and helps avoid shorting or debris buildup in the affected area. What it does

• Covers and protects wiring, connectors and nearby components from contact and debris
• Helps prevent accidental electrical contact and reduces risk of shorts where the cover is installed
• Commonly replaced when the original cover is cracked, melted, broken or missing
• Helps restore proper component spacing and secure mounting of nearby parts

• One safety cover

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; verify it cannot be energized
• Remove panels or trim as needed to access the cover; keep fasteners for reinstallation
• Align mounting tabs or screw holes and secure with the original hardware
• If wiring or components show damage, replace or repair those items before reinstalling the cover

The Capacitor High Voltage is an OEM part for GE microwaves. It stores and releases high voltage electrical energy to power the magnetron, which generates the microwaves for cooking.

Over time, capacitors can deteriorate due to prolonged exposure to high voltage, excessive heat, or electrical surges. A malfunctioning capacitor can lead to inefficient cooking or complete failure of the microwave.

Symptoms of a bad capacitor include:

• The microwave not heating food properly
• A loud humming or buzzing noise during operation
• The microwave shutting down unexpectedly
• Visible damage or leakage from the capacitor

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Magnetron is an OEM component specifically designed for GE microwaves. The magnetron is responsible for generating microwave radiation that cooks food by utilizing electromagnetic energy. It works by accelerating electrons within a vacuum tube using a magnet to generate microwave emissions. 

Causes of a bad magnetron can include overuse, excessive cooking times, damage from arcing due to sparks, or general wear and tear over time. 

Symptoms of a bad magnetron include:

• Inefficient or inconsistent cooking and heating 
• Longer cook times required 
• Food not cooking thoroughly or remaining cold in spots
• The microwave making buzzing or humming noises during use

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Thermostat is an OEM part for GE  microwaves. It monitors the temperature inside the microwave during operation.

Causes of a bad thermostat can be simply wear and tear over time. Exposure to spills, dirt, or dust can also cause issues.

Symptoms of a bad microwave thermostat include:

• Food not heating evenly or completely
• Longer than normal cook times needed
• Error messages related to abnormal temperatures
• Potential overheating issues or damage due to lack of temperature control

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Diode Cable Assembly is an OEM part for GE microwaves. This part converts AC power to DC power, which is crucial for the microwave's operation.  

Causes of a bad diode cable assembly can include electrical surges, overheating, or general wear and tear.  

Symptoms of a bad diode cable assembly include:

• Microwave not heating food
• Unusual noises during operation
• Burning smell or visible damage to the cable
• Microwave shutting off unexpectedly

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This assembly fuse restores overcurrent/thermal protection to the appliance's electrical circuit, helping stop power loss and intermittent operation. Replace a failed fuse to return reliable power path protection and safe operation. What it does:

• Provides circuit protection by opening the circuit when excessive current or heat is detected
• Prevents further electrical damage by interrupting power during a fault
• Common symptom: appliance won't power on or shows intermittent/no power
• Common symptom: control or heating components lose function while other parts remain powered

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before replacing the fuse
• Verify the appliance is fully de-energized and wear appropriate PPE (gloves/eye protection)
• Replace only with the exact part number to maintain proper protection and fit

This refrigerator thermostat controls and regulates the appliance's internal temperature, helping the cooling system cycle on and off to maintain set temperatures. It replaces a failed or inconsistent temperature regulator to restore proper cooling control. What it does:

• Senses internal cabinet temperature and signals the compressor/fan to cycle on or off
• Helps keep food safely chilled by maintaining the selected temperature range
• Commonly used when the refrigerator is too warm, too cold, or cycles erratically
• Replaces a damaged, stuck, or intermittent temperature control

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Handle capillary tube and sensor elements carefully to avoid kinks or damage.
• Ensure correct mounting and wiring match the original; take photos before disassembly for reference.

Replacement mounting bracket that secures internal panels or components to the appliance frame, restoring alignment and stability. Use this bracket to replace cracked, bent, or missing supports that cause vibration or loose parts. What it does:

• Supports and secures panels, trim, or internal assemblies to keep components properly aligned.
• Reduces rattling, sagging, or movement caused by a broken or missing bracket.
• Restores stable mounting after impact, wear, or stripped mounting points.
• Helps maintain proper fit and operation of adjacent parts by providing a solid attachment point.

• Disconnect power (and water/gas if applicable) before starting any repair.
• Basic hand tools required; remove adjacent panels or trim for access as needed.
• Retain original fasteners when possible; replace damaged clips or screws.