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The Microwave Oven Door is an OEM part for Bosch microwaves. It provides thermal insulation and protects the interior cooking cavity. The door features a window that allows visibility into the microwave during operation. 

Causes of a bad microwave door can include damage from impact, warping or cracked glass from heat exposure, or worn-out seals.

Symptoms of a bad microwave door include:

• Inability to securely latch or lock the door 
• Warped or cracked glass window
• Food particles or moisture entering the door seals
• Door not sealing properly resulting in leakage of microwave energy

This OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau, and some Kenmore models.

This fan motor circulates air through the appliance to cool internal components and maintain proper operating temperature. Replacing a worn motor restores airflow and can reduce overheating or abnormal noise. What it does:

• Spins the condenser/blower fan to move air over coils and heat-producing parts
• Restores airflow when a motor has failed or slowed
• Commonly linked to symptoms like loud grinding or squealing, reduced/no airflow, or overheating
• Helps the appliance maintain proper temperatures for reliable operation

• One fan motor (single unit as pictured)

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Inspect mounting, fan blade, and wiring harness for damage before installing
• Use the correct connector and secure mounting to prevent vibration and noise

This circular heating element sits around the oven's convection fan and supplies the heat used in convection modes. Replacing a failed ring heater restores fast, even convection baking and consistent temperature control. What it does:

• Provides the primary heat source for convection bake/roast by surrounding the fan
• Helps maintain even temperature and airflow during convection cycles
• Common fix when convection mode won't heat or preheats slowly
• Replace if the element is open, blistered, or visibly broken

• One ring-style convection heating element

• Disconnect power to the oven/range before servicing
• Access is typically from the rear or by removing the interior fan cover; note wire positions before removal
• Avoid bending the element; transfer any brackets as required and secure mounting screws
• Reconnect wires firmly and test operation before reinstalling panels