Laxmi May 23, 2016 for Model Number PEB7226SF1SS I am looking for wave guide cover for my microwave, can you tell if you carry that part?
1 Answer Laxmi, The wave guide cover part number is WB34X21271 and the two(2) locking pin buttons are WB03X27704, for the model number you supplied. Both parts are in stock and available at this time. Thanks, Read More...
Dj February 02, 2016 for Model Number GE jvm1640sj My microwave started flashing and making a crackling noise, as noticed at/behind the waveguide cover. I've read this could be the waveguide. It does not do it continuously I've tried to remove the cover but I can't get one of the clips removed. Is there a trick to depressing the tab in the clip? I can't even see the tab on the clip on the left tab. I don't want to damage it because i'm not sure it's the issue, and i read to remove the cover to see if that stops the issue. If anything I may unmount the microwave (under the cabinet) and disassemble it to get to the backside of the cover. Also, if I have scratched the paint off the metal inside the microwave in this process, would this pose a problem when using the machine?
1 Answer DJ, The clip should just pull out from the cabinet and there is no real trick to it. The waveguide will most likely be greasy or dirty and cleaning it may allow it to work properly. If not then the wave guide would need to be replaced. Read More...
Peggy December 16, 2014 for Model Number JE1860SH04 Microwave sporadically arcing. Was advised to remove waveguide cover and clean. However, broke off one of the tabs on the guide and still can't get it completely removed. Is there a trick to it?
1 Answer Peggy, There are 2 clips on the wave guide at the top that have to be pushed in slightly. This will allow the top of the wave guide to come loose and then you lift it out of the other slots. Read More...
Sonja April 18, 2013 Hi. My microwave is sparking. I replaced the waveguide cover with no luck. No scratches inside the microwave. Any suggestions? JE1860BH04
1 Answer Sonja, If you have an rack that goes in the microwave then you will want to look at the pegs on the wall that the racks sit on and check to see if there is any type of rust or metal exposed. Also try wiping the interior of the microwave out to make sure that there is no type of metal shavings in the unit that could cause the sparking. Read More...