Parts for Ge CEB1599ELDS: Oven Cavity Parts

This is a fuse that is used on microwaves. This fuse shuts off the microwave if there happens to be a power surge. This helps prevent damage to the microwave unit and also prevents fires from being started from the power surge. Be sure to unplug the microwave from its power source prior to attempting the replacement of the fuse. The process to replace the fuse is relatively easy and can be completed in about 30 to 60 minutes time.A new fuse may be needed if the microwave will no longer turn on. If the fuse has been blown, it will show scorch marks, and the filament inside will be melted.This fuse is a genuine General Electric part and is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. This specific fuse is compatible with microwaves that are manufactured by the General Electric brand.

Restore clear visibility while cooking with this replacement lamp. It brings your appliance's lighting back to factory performance so you can easily monitor food and read controls, replacing a burned-out, dim, or flickering light.

• Provides illumination inside the cavity or over the cooktop, depending on model design
• Replaces a failed, dim, flickering, or intermittent lamp
• Helps you see cooking progress and use controls safely
• Direct-fit replacement designed to connect to the original socket/connector

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Allow the lamp and surrounding area to cool before handling
• Access location varies by model; follow your product's use and care guide
• For microwaves, service only the designated lamp access area; do not remove the cabinet due to high-voltage hazards. Ensure the lamp is seated/connected securely and test before reassembly

This high-voltage transformer supplies the elevated voltage needed by a microwave's magnetron so the oven can produce heat. Replacing a faulty transformer restores proper high-voltage delivery for normal cooking performance. What it does:

• Steps up incoming power to the high-voltage circuit that drives the magnetron
• Commonly replaced when the microwave stops heating or produces weak heat
• Can be a cause of blown internal fuses, unusual noises, or burning/smoke odors in the microwave
• Works with other high-voltage components to generate microwave energy

• One high-voltage transformer

• High-voltage circuits retain lethal charge; always unplug the appliance before servicing and discharge the high-voltage capacitor before touching components
• Inspect related parts for damage—replace any damaged components to avoid repeat failure

The Turntable Motor is an OEM part for GE microwaves. It is responsible for rotating the glass turntable plate during cooking, ensuring food is evenly heated throughout the microwave cavity. 

Symptoms of a bad turntable motor include:

• The turntable not spinning at all or rotating unevenly
• Loud grinding or clicking noises coming from the motor area  
• The turntable plate wobbles excessively during the operation

Causes can be normal wear and tear over time from continuous use, failure of electronic components in the motor, or damage from heavy loads or impact. This GE replacement motor restores even cooking performance.

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models. Replace yours today before a minor problem becomes a major repair bill. Continued use without a properly functioning turntable can damage other microwave components.
 

This main wire harness routes power and control signals between the appliance control and internal components, restoring reliable electrical connections for proper operation. It replaces a damaged or worn harness to help resolve power and control issues. What it does:

• Carries power and signal connections between control board, sensors, and internal components
• Restores missing or intermittent power to controls and components
• Replaces frayed, burned, or broken wiring that can cause malfunctions
• Helps stop intermittent operation, no-power symptoms, or component control failures

• Disconnect all power before starting; verify power is off at the breaker or unplug the appliance
• Take photos of existing wire routing and connector locations for reference before removal
• Route the harness and seat all connectors fully; secure with existing clips or ties to prevent contact with heat or moving parts

A replacement thermostat that monitors and regulates appliance temperature to restore consistent heating and more accurate temperature control. Use this thermostat when the original fails, causes inconsistent temperatures, or heating cycles behave erratically. What it does:

• Senses internal temperature and signals the appliance's heating system to maintain set temperatures.
• Helps stop persistent over- or under-heating and reduce wide temperature swings during cycles.
• Commonly used when an appliance won't reach or hold the correct temperature or cycles on and off too frequently.
• Works as a temperature-control component; does not include related sensors, switches, or wiring harnesses unless listed.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Allow the appliance to cool completely; handle sharp sheet metal and hot surfaces with care.
• Replace only with the correct part number; secure terminals and wiring per the appliance's wiring diagram.

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

This wind guide cover is a direct-fit replacement cover that helps direct airflow and shields internal components from debris. It restores proper airflow routing and helps maintain consistent operation of the appliance. What it does:

• Directs and channels airflow inside the appliance to support proper ventilation
• Protects internal components and sensors from dust and debris build-up
• Helps reduce drafts or uneven airflow that can affect performance
• Restores the original fit and appearance after a damaged or missing cover

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service.
• Remove access panels and fasteners as needed; basic hand tools may be required.
• Handle the part carefully to avoid cracking plastic tabs; align mounting tabs and secure with original fasteners.

A noise filter that helps suppress electrical interference on the appliance power line, reducing hum, arcing and radio-frequency interference for more reliable operation. Fits into the appliance mains to limit unwanted electrical noise. What it does

• Suppresses line noise and radio-frequency interference that can cause humming, buzzing or intermittent operation.
• Helps prevent electrical interference that affect controls, displays or nearby audio equipment.
• Used where power-line filtering is required to maintain stable operation of the appliance's electronics.
• Common symptom: intermittent control response, audible electrical noise, or interference-related malfunctions.

• One noise filter.

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing.
• Access may require removing a rear or control panel; keep track of fasteners and grounding connections.
• Replace only with the exact part number; ensure proper orientation and secure mounting.

This microwave turntable coupler links the turntable motor to the glass tray so it rotates during cooking. Replacing a worn hub restores smooth, reliable tray movement and helps ensure more even heating across your dishes. What it does:

• Transfers rotation from the turntable motor to the tray
• Helps resolve a tray that will not turn
• Corrects wobbling or poor engagement at the center hub
• Can improve heating consistency when the tray fails to rotate

• Includes: 1 turntable coupler

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the glass tray and roller ring; lift the old coupler straight up from the center
• Align the new coupler with the motor shaft (flat/D-shape) and press down until fully seated
• Installation can vary by model; follow your model's service instructions to access the motor area

The Micro Switch is an OEM part for GE microwaves. This part ensures the appliance operates only when the door is securely closed. It controls the electrical circuit, allowing the microwave to start heating food when the door latch engages the switch.

Causes of a bad micro switch can include wear and tear from frequent use, electrical issues, or physical damage from slamming the microwave door.  

Symptoms of a bad micro switch include:

• The microwave not starting or stopping unexpectedly
• The microwave running even with the door open
• Intermittent power issues
• The door not latching or the microwave indicating the door is open

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

The Switch Lever is an OEM part for GE microwaves. It is a component that allows for control of microwave functions by sensing the door position. The switch lever monitors whether the door is securely shut before enabling any cooking cycles, preventing hazardous radiation exposure.

Causes can involve wear and tear over time from repeated use. Exposure to moisture or impact damage may also compromise its operation.

Symptoms of a bad switch lever include:

• Error messages or indicator lights signaling a door issue
• Inability to lock or latch the door securely
• Failure to enable microwave functions with the door closed

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

The Latch Board is an OEM part for GE microwaves. It plays a critical role in ensuring the microwave door latches securely, which is essential for safe operation. This board interacts with the door latch mechanism, enabling the microwave to function only when the door is properly closed.

Over time, the latch board can become worn out or damaged due to frequent use. Common causes of a bad latch board include electrical failures, wear and tear from regular use, or physical damage from repeated opening and closing of the microwave door.

Symptoms of a bad latch board include:

• The microwave not starting or operating intermittently
• The door not latching securely or staying closed
• Error messages related to door issues
• Unusual noises when attempting to close or latch the door

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

This high-voltage capacitor stores and supplies the boosted voltage needed by a microwave's magnetron so the oven can produce heat. It replaces a worn or failed HV capacitor to restore proper high-voltage operation. What it does:

• Stores and releases the high-voltage charge used by the magnetron to generate microwave energy
• Commonly used when a microwave stops heating or runs intermittently
• Can cause blown fuses or arcing if it fails or becomes shorted
• Works with the high-voltage diode and transformer as part of the HV circuit

• One high-voltage (HV) capacitor

• Disconnect power and discharge the capacitor before servicing to avoid severe shock
• Only install the exact replacement part; inspect associated HV diode and fuse if symptoms persist
• Handle and route wires carefully to avoid pinching or shorting after installation

The High Voltage Diode is an OEM replacement part for GE microwaves. It converts the high voltage of the microwave's power supply into a lower voltage suitable for the magnetron. It acts as a one-way valve for electrical current, allowing it to flow in one direction while preventing it from flowing back in the opposite direction.

Symptoms of a faulty high voltage diode include:

• No power or complete loss of power to the microwave
• Inconsistent or inadequate heating performance
• Unusual electrical smells during operation

A bad high voltage diode can occur due to electrical malfunctions, power surges, or excessive heat exposure. If you notice issues such as no power, uneven heating, or unusual electrical smells coming from the microwave, it may be time to replace the old or damaged high voltage diode with this genuine OEM part.

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

This Power Cord Assembly supplies mains power to compatible electric ranges and ovens, restoring safe, reliable electrical connection when the original cord is damaged. Designed as a direct-replacement electrical lead for affected units. What it does:

• Provides the appliance's main AC connection so the range/oven can receive power
• Replaces frayed, cracked, or burned cord insulation that can create shock or fire risk
• Stops intermittent power loss or failure to power on when caused by a damaged cord
• Helps prevent arcing and overheating at the cabinet entry when installed correctly

• Disconnect house power at the breaker before servicing; confirm power is off.
• Intended for replacement by an experienced DIYer familiar with appliance wiring.
• Verify proper terminal connections and secure strain relief to prevent chafing.
• Do not splice or shorten the cord; replace the entire assembly if damaged.

The Rotating Ring Assembly is an OEM part for GE microwaves. It is responsible for rotating the turntable within the microwave cavity during operation.

Causes of a bad rotating ring assembly can include wear and tear to the spinning mechanism over time, cracks or breaks in the plastic assembly, or damage to gears or other components responsible for smooth rotation.

Symptoms of a bad rotating ring assembly include:

• The turntable no longer spins or rotates unevenly during cooking
• Grinding or scraping noises coming from the turntable area
• Cracks or breaks in the plastic assembly
• Food not cooking evenly due to lack of rotation

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

This magnetron is the microwave's high-frequency energy source. Replacing a weak or failed tube restores consistent heating performance so food warms evenly and cook cycles complete properly.

• Generates the microwave energy that heats food
• Works with the transformer, capacitor, and diode in the high-voltage circuit
• Failure signs include: runs but does not heat, intermittent or weak heating, or a loud humming/buzzing noise

• Disconnect power; the high-voltage capacitor can retain a dangerous charge—discharge per service information before servicing
• Do not run the microwave with the cover removed
• Handle by the metal body; avoid touching or damaging the antenna/insulator. Secure mounting screws and reconnect terminals firmly
• After reassembly, test with a cup of water to ensure proper heating and fan operation

The Tray is an OEM replacement part for GE microwaves. This glass tray rotates on the turntable so the food in the microwave can cook evenly. 

Causes of a bad tray can include warping, cracks or breaks developing from repeated high heat exposure over time, or damage caused by aggressive cleaning methods.

Symptoms of a bad tray include:

• Difficulty fitting dishes, plates, or bowls securely on the tray  
• Tray slipping or sliding during a cook cycle
• Sharp edges posing a safety risk

This genuine GE OEM tray is also compatible with some Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore microwave models as well. 

The waveguide cover shields the microwave's waveguide opening from food splatter and moisture while allowing microwave energy to enter the cavity. Replacing a burned or damaged cover helps prevent arcing and supports safe, consistent cooking performance.

• Guards the waveguide/magnetron feed opening from grease, steam, and debris while letting RF energy pass into the oven cavity
• Helps resolve sparking, popping noises, or scorch marks caused by a contaminated or deteriorated cover
• Restores protection when the original cover is burned, cracked, warped, or missing
• Typical signs you may need this part: visible burn spots on the cover, charring near the side wall, smoke or an acrid/ozone odor during operation

• Disconnect power by unplugging the unit or switching off the circuit breaker; high-voltage components can retain a charge
• From inside the oven cavity, release the retaining screw or tabs, remove the old cover, and clean any carbonized residue around the waveguide opening
• Position the new cover in the same orientation and secure it with the existing fastener/clip if present; do not operate the microwave without this cover installed