Parts for Ge PEB7227SL2SS: Oven Cavity Parts

Microwave runs with door open or won't start when closed? The door switch lever detects door position for safe operation. DIY repair in under an hour.

Bottom panel that supports internal microwave components. Replace if cracked, corroded, or damaged to restore proper interior alignment and stability.

Replace your microwave's burned-out or dim light bulb to restore clear cavity illumination. Essential for monitoring food while cooking. Verify fit with your model number before ordering.

Microwave runs but won't heat food? Replace the magnetron that generates microwave energy for cooking. Moderate DIY repair in about 1 hour.

Suppresses electrical interference on your microwave's power line. Replace if cracked, damaged, or missing to reduce hum and radio-frequency noise.

Microwave won't power on or keeps tripping? This fuse protects internal circuits from overcurrent. Quick DIY fix once the underlying issue is resolved.

If your microwave door won't open when you press the release button or requires multiple pushes, the door latch board may have failed. DIY-friendly repair.

If your microwave won't power on or has a damaged electrical cord, this power cord assembly restores safe AC connection. Direct-fit replacement part.

Fix a grinding noise or wobbling tray with a new turntable coupler. This hub connects the motor to your microwave's glass tray for smooth rotation.

Replace a cracked, broken, or missing wind guide cover in your microwave. Directs airflow and shields internal components from debris buildup.

Microwave not heating or making humming noise? This high voltage transformer supplies power to the magnetron. Moderately difficult repair requiring caution.

Fixes microwave overheating or not heating issues. This thermostat monitors internal temperature and signals controls. Simple repair for most DIYers.

Fix inconsistent heating or erratic temperature cycles in your microwave with this replacement thermostat. Restores accurate temperature control quickly.

Microwave not heating or failing to start? The high voltage capacitor stores current to power the magnetron. Critical component for microwave operation.

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.

Microwave tripping breaker or won't start? Failed door interlock switch is the likely cause. DIY repair in 30-60 minutes with basic tools.

Fix inconsistent humidity readings in your microwave with this humidity sensor. Measures moisture levels to regulate climate-sensitive features.

Lower door hinge for microwave ovens. Secures and supports the bottom of the microwave door. Replace if hinge is broken, cracked, or worn out.

Replacement foot for microwaves. Installs on the bottom to provide stable support and level positioning. Needed when original is cracked, broken, or missing.

Microwave overheating or shutting off? This cooling fan prevents thermal damage by circulating air. Direct replacement for built-in and countertop models.

Replace a broken or chipped microwave glass tray that causes wobbling or uneven heating. Simple swap-out takes minutes. Fits multiple GE microwave models.

Fix a turntable that won't rotate or makes scratching noises. This rotating ring assembly supports the glass tray for even heating in your microwave.

If your microwave turntable won't spin or makes grinding noises, the turntable motor likely failed. Simple fix with basic screwdriver work.

Microwave not powering on or experiencing electrical issues? The main wiring harness connects critical components. Moderate repair requiring careful routing.

If your microwave runs with the door open or won't start when closed, the door monitor switch likely failed. This safety switch is critical for operation.

Fix microwave sparking and arcing with a new waveguide cover. Protects the magnetron from food splatter. Easy 15-minute DIY repair—just unsnap and replace.