Microwave Face Frame Parts

Replace your microwave's bottom base panel if it's cracked, rusted, or structurally damaged. This cabinet component supports internal parts.

Replace your microwave's bottom base panel if cracked, rusted, or damaged. This structural part forms the lower cabinet foundation and mounting surface.

This coated cavity assembly replaces the microwave/oven interior shell to restore a clean, protected cooking chamber. It provides the finished inner surface that resists staining and protects the appliance's structural cavity. What it does:

• Provides the appliance's interior shell and finished coated surface
• Restores a protected cooking chamber when the original cavity is dented, corroded, or has a damaged coating
• Helps prevent food debris buildup and makes surface cleaning easier
• Reduces risk of localized arcing when coating is intact and undamaged

• Disconnect power and remove the appliance from service before starting work
• Replacement typically requires disassembly of outer panels and careful handling of sharp sheet-metal edges
• Follow OEM instructions and torque sequences; retain all original fasteners unless OEM directs otherwise
• If you see corrosion, burn-through, or extensive structural damage,

This door sub-assembly replaces a damaged or worn inner door panel to restore door appearance and basic structural support. Fits as the factory inner panel piece when the main exterior shell needs repair. What it does

• Replaces the inner door panel to cover internal components and provide a mounting surface for hardware.
• Restores a flush interior door surface and helps prevent items from catching on exposed parts.
• Commonly used when the door is dented, cracked, or split at the inner surface.
• Helps improve sealing alignment indirectly by returning the door to its original shape.

• One inner door sub-assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Remove food, shelves, and any door-mounted items; support the door to prevent dropping when removing fasteners.
• Use appropriate hand tools and keep small fasteners organized; handle edges and any glass with care.