Microwave Door, Door Glass & Parts

Replacement door panel for your microwave. Restores the appearance and structure of a cracked, broken, or worn exterior panel on the microwave door.

Replace your microwave's damaged or discolored door panel. This cosmetic component covers the door assembly and installs on the front exterior surface.

Replace your cracked, worn, or damaged microwave control panel. Restores the finished console surface and protects internal electronics from spills.

This control panel assembly replaces a damaged or unresponsive range/oven user interface to restore button control and the front display area. It gives the appliance a clean, functional front surface so controls operate normally. What it does:

• Provides the external user interface and button/display area used to select oven functions and settings
• Restores tactile button response and readable control legends when the old panel is cracked, faded, or worn
• Resolves symptoms such as unresponsive or hard-to-press buttons, damaged overlay, or a visibly broken control surface
• Works with the range/oven's internal control electronics to relay user commands when installed correctly

• One control panel assembly

• Disconnect the appliance from power before attempting any service to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the panel carefully to avoid scratching the finish or damaging attached cables and connectors
• Installation may require removing trim pieces and accessing internal fasteners; follow the OEM service manual or wiring diagram

This frame assembly is the outer trim piece that secures and finishes the appliance door opening, restoring a clean appearance and proper panel alignment. It replaces a cracked, warped, or damaged door frame. What it does

• Provides structural support and alignment for the door or outer panel
• Restores a flush, finished edge where the door meets the cabinet
• Prevents rattling or misalignment caused by a damaged frame
• Commonly replaced when the frame is cracked, bent, or broken

• One frame assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove adjacent trim, panels, or door components as needed to access mounting screws
• Handle trim carefully to avoid scratching or damaging finish; use proper screwdrivers
• Align frame before tightening fasteners to ensure even gaps and proper door operation