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Customer Questions and Answers for Microwave Door Switch Kit by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM17854392
Manufacturer Part Number: W10727408

Fix a microwave displaying 'DOOR' error or won't start with this door switch kit. Contains 3 switches that work together to detect door closure.

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For Whirlpool Microwave Door Switch Kit (Part Number: OEM17854392)

Jason for Model Number GSC309PVS00

I have a GSC309PVS00 wall oven/microwave combo. A couple weeks ago we experienced a loud electrical buzzing noise when trying to operate the microwave. The buzzing lasted just a moment. Ever since then, the display now shows a "Door" error code when attempting to operate the microwave. The oven still works fine. I had the three microwave door switches replaced and the error remains. Can you tell me what else may be causing this error code? I have noticed that the microwave light no longer comes on when the door is open. I know the bulb is good because I just replaced it a few months ago.

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Jason,

This issue would most likely be caused by a faulty door switch. You would want to replace the door switches on the unit.

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Schmiezing for Model Number RMC275PVB01

Whirlpool microwave combo rmc275pvb01, part #w10727408. Our microwave does not work and displays "door" when you push the start button. We had a repairman replace the two switches that the door engages, but it still didn't work. He said the problem is the left cam that the door pushes when closed and "readies" the microwave for action. Does your switch kit include the plastic parts that hold the switches and the cam that "readies" the appliance to turn on?

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Schmiezing,

It appears that the manufacturer has discontinued the cam bracket and for this unit and there is no suitable replacement for it.

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Moonlighter,

In order to access the switch holders you will need to pull the unit out from installation and access from the sides of the unit. There will normally be a cover that is removed and then you have access to the holder.

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Hello Nick. These are not easy to replace on the units but can be done. As to know which part is bad, you will remove the outer cover and inspect the latch and holder for breaks. If they are good, then it is the switches.

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Hello Don. You need to test the switches and see which switch is bad in the unit.

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Hello Jeff,

Remove the two screws that go in from the top pointing toward the floor. Open the door and shift the air grille around until you manipulate it off of the unit. Remove the screw at the top, center of the control panel. Lift the control panel up and slip it off. There should be two screws in to left side which hold the switch assembly in position. You should be able to loosen these two screws and shift the assembly around a bit, even if it's one that has holes and not slots. If you cannot get enough adjustment from the slack, the switch holder assembly may have to be replaced.

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