Parts for Ge JVM3162DJ2BB: Interior Parts (1) Parts

This wire harness replaces a damaged or worn internal wiring assembly to restore secure electrical connections between controls and components. It helps prevent intermittent operation and reduces risk of shorts caused by frayed or broken wires. What it does

• Routes and connects power and signal circuits between control, switches, and components
• Replaces cracked, burnt, or broken wires that cause intermittent or no operation
• Helps stop electrical arcing, visible sparks, or blown fuses related to harness faults
• Restores reliable connector fit where pins or terminals have loosened or corroded

• One complete wire harness as pictured

• Always disconnect power (unplug or turn off breaker) before inspecting or replacing wiring
• Compare the new harness to the old one to ensure connector types and lengths before installing
• Route harness away from moving parts and heat sources; secure with existing clips or ties
• If terminals are damaged or connectors don't seat fully, replace connectors.

This AC synchronous motor powers the microwave's rotating mechanism—such as the mode stirrer or, on some models, the turntable—to circulate energy for more even cooking. Replacing a noisy, seized, or non-turning motor restores smooth rotation and consistent heating.

• Provides steady, low-speed rotation to drive the internal stirrer or turntable
• Promotes more uniform heating by distributing microwave energy
• Common symptoms of a failing motor: uneven heating, rattling/grinding from the cabinet, or the rotating component not turning
• Direct replacement for the original synchronous drive motor

• Disconnect power before servicing; microwaves contain high-voltage components that can retain a charge
• Access and location vary by model; remove the outer cover/grille to reach the motor
• Note shaft orientation and transfer any coupler; reuse existing mounting hardware
• Do not operate the unit with covers removed; after reassembly, test with a microwave-safe cup of water

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.

Restore heat in your microwave with this high voltage transformer. It steps household power up to energize the magnetron, addressing no-heat and loud-hum complaints when the original transformer shorts or weakens.

• Steps household AC up to the high voltage required by the magnetron
• Works with the high-voltage capacitor and diode in the heating circuit
• Failure can cause the microwave to run but not heat
• A shorted transformer may cause loud buzzing, burning odor, or blow a fuse/trip a breaker

• Unplug the appliance. The high-voltage capacitor can hold a dangerous charge—proper discharge and safety procedures are essential.
• Remove the outer cabinet to access the HV section; safely remove and support over-the-range units if applicable.
• Label and transfer all wires; connect to the correct primary and secondary/HV terminals and secure the chassis ground.
• Mount the transformer firmly and route wiring away from sharp edges and hot components.

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 Cooking Tray is an OEM part for GE microwaves. This tray sits on the turntable in the microwave and holds the food items being heated or cooked, allowing for even rotation and uniform cooking.

Causes of a bad cooking tray can include cracks or breaks from heavy use, exposure to extreme temperatures, or accidental drops.  

Symptoms of a bad cooking tray include:

• Cracks or chips on the tray
• Difficulty in rotating or the tray not rotating at all
• Unstable placement of food items
• Uneven cooking results

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

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.
 

The Thermostat is an OEM part for GE ovens. This critical component functions as a temperature sensor and controller within the oven, ensuring that the oven heats to the set temperature and maintains it throughout the cooking process. The thermostat prevents the oven from overheating by cycling the heat on and off as needed. 

Symptoms of a failing thermostat include:

• Oven not reaching the desired temperature
• Overheating beyond the set temperature
• Uneven cooking or baking results
• Oven temperature fluctuating more than usual

Causes of thermostat failure generally include age-related wear and tear, calibration issues, or exposure to extreme temperatures that can damage its internal components.

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

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.

This oven thermostat regulates and maintains the appliance's cooking temperature so food cooks evenly and settings stay accurate. It replaces a faulty temperature control component to restore proper oven heat cycling. What it does

• Senses oven temperature and tells the heating element or gas valve when to cycle on and off.
• Helps correct symptoms such as oven not reaching set temperature or oven running too hot/too cool.
• Restores consistent baking and roasting results by stabilizing temperature fluctuations.
• Works with manual and electronic control systems that use a separate thermostat component.

• One thermostat assembly.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock.
• Allow the oven to cool completely before accessing internal parts.
• Handle the thermostat sensing element and capillary carefully to avoid kinks or damage.
• Follow for proper mounting and any required adjustments or calibration.

This is the high-voltage magnetron for a microwave oven. It generates the microwave energy that heats food; replacing a weak or failed magnetron can restore normal cooking performance and resolve "runs but no heat" complaints.

• Generates the RF energy that cooks and heats inside the microwave cavity
• Common fix when the microwave runs but does not heat
• Symptoms can include unusually loud humming/buzzing during operation
• Helps with intermittent heating or a burnt odor from a failing tube

• Disconnect power and safely discharge the high-voltage capacitor before servicing
• Note wire locations; transfer any shielding, brackets, or insulators from the original as required
• Mount securely and ensure correct orientation for proper cooling airflow
• After reassembly, test heating with a cup of water

This high-voltage capacitor is used in the microwave's HV circuit. It stores and releases energy to power the magnetron, helping restore consistent heating performance when the original capacitor has failed or degraded. What it does:

• Provides energy storage and filtering within the microwave's high-voltage power supply
• Helps maintain proper voltage to the magnetron for efficient heating
• Common failure symptoms can include: unit runs but does not heat; loud humming or buzzing; internal fuse blows or breaker trips on start; visible bulging or leakage at the capacitor

• One high-voltage capacitor

• Disconnect power and discharge the high-voltage capacitor before servicing; dangerous voltage can remain even when unplugged
• Note and transfer wire positions to the new capacitor and secure it with the original mounting hardware