Microwave Insert Control Panel Parts

Replacement control panel touch pad for your microwave. Installs on the front exterior. Order when your existing touch pad is cracked, unresponsive, or worn.

Replacement control panel frame for your microwave. This structural component houses the touchpad and display. Order a new frame if yours is cracked or damaged.

Fix a microwave not heating, vent fan not working, or lights that won't turn on. This relay board controls power, heating, and safety circuits.

Replacement front cabinet trim frame for microwaves. Restores finished look when original is cracked, warped, or broken. Secures control area alignment.

Replacement rotating cam actuator for microwave mechanisms. Installs in latch or linkage assemblies. Needed when original cam is worn, broken, or stripped.

Touch pad control panel assembly for microwave ovens. Replaces cracked, worn, or unresponsive control panels. Includes all buttons and interface.

Replacement control panel assembly for microwaves. Installs on front console. Needed when touchpad is cracked, unresponsive, or display is damaged.

Decorative trim panel for microwave control area. Replaces cracked, chipped, or discolored trim pieces. Restores the finished appearance of your unit.

Replace your microwave's control panel touch pad when buttons are unresponsive, cracked, or worn. This overlay installs on the front panel for button control.

This replacement cam is the small pivot piece that helps a refrigerator door hinge open and close smoothly and keep the door aligned. Installing the cam restores proper hinge movement for a secure, even door fit. What it does:

• Acts as the hinge pivot point to guide door rotation and alignment
• Helps prevent door sagging, binding, or uneven gaps
• Reduces noisy or rough hinge movement caused by a worn cam
• Works with the hinge assembly to maintain proper door sealing

• One cam

• Disconnect power to the appliance or unplug before starting any work
• Support the door while removing hinge fasteners to prevent damage or injury
• Inspect mating hinge surfaces and replace any damaged hardware for best results
• Tighten hinge fasteners to manufacturer torque and check door alignment after installation