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This replacement part is a control board for microwaves and is sold individually. A microwave control board is the main computer of the microwave that controls its main functions. If the microwave display is showing an error code or is not turning on, this could mean that the control board needs to be replaced. Thankfully, this is a fairly simple repair.To replace the control board start by making sure that the circuit breakers to the microwave are off. Then proceed to open the microwave door and unthread the screws securing the front vent. After removing the screws, use a putty knife to pry off the vent. Proceed to unthread the screws holding down the control assembly. Lift the control assembly to detach. Note the individual wires that are attached to the control board and disconnect them. Remove the assembly and unthread the four screws securing the control board. Disconnect the ribbon connector and lift out the old board. Align the new board on the mounting plate and thread the screws to secure. Connect the wires back to the new board in their correct terminals. Reinstall the removed control assembly and front vent.This genuine OEM part is a control board for GE microwaves and is compatible with GE, RCA, and Hotpoint brand microwaves.
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I have one of those combo units with the microwave on top and the oven on the bottom. The thermometer switch located on the upper right side mounted on top of the magnetron read open on a continuity test. Replaced the thermal fuse. Everything works fine now. Note: The thermal switch on the left side read closed, the fan switch on the lower right side read open. I just watched some youtube videos on what and how to test the components. The 20A fuse was good. So I tested the thermal... Read more
All of the information on the web repair sites said "replace the hinges as the springs are worn out." Didn't fix the problem. The top of the door still wouldn't seal, and the. Leaning latch wouldn't catch the door unless you pressed on the door. The inside panel of the door was fatigued. Too many turkeys were set on the door over the years. The hinges are attached to that inside panel, so the stress points were bent over time. I replaced the inside steel panel. Took about an hour. Was able... Read more
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