Parts for Ge CWL112P4RW5: Microwave Parts

Replace your microwave's splash cover when cracked, discolored, or missing. This protective panel installs inside the cavity to shield interior components.

Plastic nail for microwave installation. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing plastic fasteners. Used to secure components during assembly.

This humidity sensor measures humidity levels inside the fresh-food compartment so the refrigerator can regulate humidity-sensitive features and help preserve produce. It replaces a failed or inconsistent humidity reading for better climate control. What it does

• Detects moisture/humidity in the fresh-food area so the fridge control can adjust dampers or humidity settings
• Helps reduce excess moisture, condensation, or premature spoilage when functioning properly
• Can resolve symptoms like erratic humidity readings, dampness or frost buildup, or related control errors
• Interfaces with the refrigerator control board to provide real-time humidity feedback

• One humidity sensor module

• Disconnect power to the appliance before replacing the sensor to avoid shock or damage
• Typically plugs into the control harness; handle the sensor and connector with care to avoid bending pins
• Avoid contaminating the sensor element with liquids or cleaners during installation
• Check the control board and wiring harness for faults

Fix a microwave that won't heat, start, or respond to controls with this power control board. Restores electrical distribution to all functions.

This is a replacement appliance interior light bulb that restores visibility inside your appliance so you can safely check contents. It replaces a burned-out or dim bulb and helps maintain normal interior lighting. What it does:

• Provides interior illumination so you can see food and controls clearly
• Replaces bulbs that are burned out, flickering, or dim
• Fits the appliance's interior light socket to restore factory lighting
• Safe, direct replacement when matched to the correct part number and socket type

• Disconnect power to the appliance before replacing the bulb to avoid shock
• Allow the old bulb to cool before handling to prevent burns
• Handle the new bulb with a clean cloth or gloves if the bulb type is halogen; avoid touching the glass with bare hands
• Use the correct wattage and socket type as specified in your appliance manual

Microwave won't turn on or start? A blown fuse is often the culprit. This fuse protects your microwave's electrical components from power surges.

Microwave not heating? This high voltage diode converts AC to DC power for the magnetron. Common failure point. Moderate difficulty repair in 30-45 minutes.

This high-voltage transformer supplies the elevated voltage needed to create spark ignition in gas cooktops and ranges, restoring reliable spark generation so burners and ovens can light consistently. What it does:

• Converts low-voltage control signals into the high-voltage pulse required for spark ignition systems.
• Powers the spark electrodes that ignite gas burners and oven burners.
• Commonly used when burners or oven will not spark or ignition is intermittent.
• Works with the range's ignition module and electrode assembly to produce a visible spark.

• One high-voltage transformer assembly.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock—this part handles high voltage.
• Handle and route high-voltage leads carefully; replace damaged wires or boots for reliable operation.
• Verify mounting orientation and connector fit; use the OEM mounting hardware and follow the appliance's service manual.

Replace your microwave's heat insulator assembly if the cabinet exterior gets too hot during operation. Protects internal components from heat damage.

If your microwave buttons aren't responding or the display is blank, the control assembly may need replacement. This part houses the circuit board.