Kenmore / Sears Microwave Parts

Replacement spring for microwave door latch mechanism. Restores tension to door catch so latch engages properly. Needed when spring is cracked or broken.

Secures the bulb and provides electrical connection for reliable microwave lighting. Replace if heat-damaged, loose, or if bulb breaks off inside. Verify fit by model.

Replaces the front trim frame on your microwave door. Needed when the original frame is cracked, chipped, bent, or broken. Restores door alignment and appearance.

Ceramic

This replacement door glass restores a clear viewing window and the protective barrier on your microwave door. Replace it when the original panel is cracked, shattered, or heavily scratched to keep the door secure and safe to use.

• Provides the see-through window and protective barrier within the microwave door
• Helps maintain proper door rigidity and alignment when intact
• Replace if the glass is cracked, chipped, shattered, loose, or badly scratched
• Reduced visibility, rattling, or visible damage are common symptoms of failure

• Unplug the microwave before servicing; microwaves can retain high voltage—use caution and do not open the cabinet
• Support the door; removal from the hinges may be required per your model's diagram
• Handle glass with cut-resistant gloves; edges can be sharp
• Transfer any reusable trim/clips as directed and verify the door latches and closes properly after installation

This replacement screw secures appliance panels, brackets, or internal components to keep them tight and aligned. Replace a missing, stripped, or damaged fastener to restore a solid, rattle-free fit and reliable operation.

• Fastens parts to the cabinet or frame to prevent movement
• Replaces missing, stripped, or corroded hardware that can cause looseness, vibration, or noise
• Helps correct gaps or misalignment after service
• Maintains proper support for covers, trims, or brackets

• Disconnect power; shut off gas/water if applicable before servicing
• Match screw length and location to the original position
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening
• Repair or replace damaged clips/inserts before installing the new screw

Truss head tapping screw secures panels, brackets, and covers in appliances. Replaces missing or damaged fasteners to restore snug fit and alignment.

This small button fits into the microwave door handle to cover the mounting screw opening, restoring a clean, factory look. Replace a missing or damaged button to refresh appearance and help keep the handle area tidy.

• Covers the handle's mounting screw opening for a finished appearance
• Helps keep debris out of the handle cavity
• Replaces a lost, cracked, or discolored button
• Common signs include a missing cap, visible screw, or a loose/broken button

• Disconnect power before servicing any microwave
• Gently pry out the old button; avoid scratching the handle—use a plastic tool if needed
• Align the new button with the opening and press until fully seated
• If your model requires door disassembly, microwaves can retain high voltage.

Threaded nut assembly secures internal components in your microwave. Replace if stripped, worn, or missing to eliminate rattling and maintain alignment.

Microwave tray not rotating? This turntable motor spins the glass tray for even heating. Fixes tray rotation issues and reduces cold spots in food.

If your microwave shuts off mid-cycle or won't heat, the thermostat may have failed. This safety control monitors temperature and protects components.

Microwave shuts down during use? This thermal cutoff thermostat prevents overheating by interrupting power when temperatures exceed safe limits.

Fix a microwave that won't heat or makes loud humming noises. This high voltage capacitor often fails when the magnetron can't generate heat properly.

Microwave stopped heating or makes humming noise before shutting off? The high voltage capacitor often fails first. DIY repair in under 30 minutes.

Microwave shuts off without beeping or won't power on? A failed thermostat often causes overheating shutdowns. This safety switch is moderately easy to replace.

This interlock is the door safety switch assembly that keeps the appliance from running with the door open, restoring proper door sensing so the unit only operates when the door is fully closed. What it does

• Acts as the door safety switch to interrupt power or start signal when the door is open.
• Prevents the appliance from starting or running if the door won't latch or the switch fails.
• Common symptom: appliance does not start or stops immediately when the door is closed or opened.
• Useful when replacing a worn or damaged door latch/switch that causes intermittent operation.

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off at the breaker) before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Access typically requires removing the appliance's front or control panel; keep track of fasteners and wire locations.
• Handle electrical connectors carefully; inspect wiring and connectors for damage before reconnecting.
• Test the switch with a multimeter.