Jvm17400m1cc Parts

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Follow the trio ubshooting flow chart inside of the microwave panel - and read articles on this website. Turned out to be a thermostat that had popped and gone bad. Replace the thermostat and it is good to go. Read more

Replaced it with a new one. Used a screwdriver to pry away the panel around the inside of the door glass. Unscrewed the top and bottom screws that held the handle on the door. Removed the old handle and replaced it with a new one. Used tweezers to put the bottom screw into the bottom hole. Used old screws to mount handle since the new handle didn't come with screws. Screw only went in halfway before becoming tight, but the handle was still loose. I tried to tighten them more but the heads... Read more

I bought a used Microwave without a plate to mount the microwave. So i couldn't mount the microwave. Wife not happy:(. . So within 3 day from ordering the mounting plate from Appliance Parts Pros. com the microwave was up and running. Wife is now happy:). Fast Delivery. Read more

Went shopping for new microwave with wife. Lucked out. Couldn't find one she liked. Went home, took door apart, ordered part. At the door the next day, put back together in 5 minutes. Walla, saved hundreds of bucks. Thank you Appliancepartspros. Read more

The Control Panel Assembly I ordered from Appliance Parts Pros fixed the problem. I ordered the part on-line on a Late Monday afternoon, and the part was delivered to my house the next morning. That was with regular shipping not overnight. That was fantastic. Read more

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

I had to remove the microwave from the range and then remove the cover from the microwave to determine the exact problem. After a visual inspection then discharging the high voltage capacitor, I used a meter to test the high voltage diode and fuses. After using the meter to ohm out the magnetron, I removed it from the unit, and seeing that the hole in the end of the magnetron's tube was enlarged and burnt, as if it was arcing, I assumed it was the bad part. I ordered the parts from Appliance... Read more

Google indicated that the problem was the control panel. It was easy to remove it and replace the panel.Found a parts company that would allow returns if new part did not remedy the problem. Ordered part and it arrived the next day. Replaced panel and microwave is working. Keeping my fingers crossed. DO NOT PURCHASE A PART FROM A COMPANY THAT WILL NOT ACCEPT RETURNS.Problem could be another defective part and you will be stuck with an expensive part. Read more

There were 3 door switches. Check all the switches and it was the bottom which ran the fan. The top 2 switches were fine. Take top cover of the microware. 3 screws on top. Move the cover 1/3 to your left and the cover come of. There is screw in the front to remove the control panel Take the panel of and then take the 2 screws of which hold the switches. Check each switch and check. Read more

I manage a dormatory and we have around 125 of these microwaves. The control panels on them seem to fail quite often and we order these panel assemblies for replacement. Its very easy to replace with basic tools and this always seems to be the right repair for this problem. We get most of our appliance repair parts here, they have the best prices and prompt shipping. Read more

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