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Genuine Whirlpool part

Socket-Lmp

5.0 (1)

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: W10293782

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Light socket on over stove mount microwave Joel P. • Plainwell , MI • August 28, 2015

Ordered new socket assembly. Took bottom panel off microwave. Removed a couple of screws. Replaced old socket with the new socket. Reassembled bottom panel of microwave. Repair complete. Read more

Genuine Whirlpool part

Rack-Meal

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: W10316260

Genuine Whirlpool part

Ring-Turn

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: W10507883

Genuine Whirlpool part

This flat washer provides a durable spacer and load-bearing surface for a fastener, helping secure components and distribute pressure to prevent damage. It's a simple hardware replacement that restores proper fastening in appliance assemblies. What it does:

Creates a smooth bearing surface between a bolt or screw head and the mounted part
Helps distribute clamping force to prevent cracking or deformation
Reduces loosening caused by vibration when used with the correct fastener
Common symptom: loose or shifting panels, brackets, or components where fasteners sit
Common symptom: visible missing or damaged washer at a mounting point

What's included: One flat washer as shown Install notes:

Unplug the appliance or disconnect power before starting any repair
Use the original-size washer or the exact replacement to ensure proper fit and function
Inspect mating fastener and threaded hole for wear or damage; replace if needed
Tighten fasteners evenly to manufacturer torque recommendations; avoid over-tightening

Genuine Whirlpool part

Lag Screw

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: WP4158323

Genuine Whirlpool part

Toggle Wing

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: WP4158326

Genuine Whirlpool part

Motor-Turn

5.0 (5)

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: WPW10192843

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Turntable in my micro convection would not spin Carolyn C. • San Tan Valley , AZ • January 16, 2017

I followed the video instruction on how to dissemble the bottom of the micro-convection to be sure it would be something I thought I could do (I'm a 60+ female who has never done anything of this sort before) and decided it looked simple enough. I ordered the Motor Turn, and when it arrived-much sooner than expected by the way-I just unplugged the old one, plugged in the new, put the bottom back on and screwed it in-except the two screws on the very back which you'd have to be a contortionist... Read more