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Microwave won't heat but runs? A faulty diode cable assembly prevents power conversion. DIYers report 10-minute fixes after diagnosing the issue.
Replaced the high voltage diode. You will need a special Torx screwdriver to remove the tamper resistant screws holding the cover. Once the cover is removed there should be a packet inside containing a schematic and detailed troubleshooting instructions. I used extreme caution to discharge the capacitor. The rest was simple. One screw and a push connector to remove and reinstall the diode. I fired it up and it was good as new. Thanks to AppliancepartsPros for the good guidance and extremely... Read more
Microwave tripping the breaker or won't power on? This thermostat protects against overheating. Common fix when the unit is dead. Moderate DIY repair.
Tried to turn the microwave on, checked the outlet for power, check the breaker to see if it was tripped, all was in order. Removed the over the range microwave and pull the covers, Tested continuity with a multimeter for each of the 4 normally closed thermostats, found 2 bad (open). The upper 110 and the lower right 70. Ordered the needed parts as well as both lamp sockets and bulbs as they where broken too. The parts where correct and where delivered on time. (Also, in your tools needed or... Read more
Holds the light bulb in your microwave. Replace if bulbs keep blowing, socket is cracked, or light won't work. Confirm fit with your model number.
Secures your microwave door handle to the door panel. Replace this support bracket if it's cracked, broken, or missing to restore handle stability.
Watched the repair video on AppliancePartsPros.com and ordered two small parts. Would not have been able to do the repair without that video... or at least, wouldn't have been able to do the repair without perhaps forcing out the inner door and breaking some plastic tabs, leading to a VERY expensive repair. I saved a couple hundred dollars doing it myself. Read more
Microwave tripping breaker when door opens or at startup? A failed monitor switch with welded contacts is the likely cause. 30-minute DIY repair.
By replacing the switches. Read more
The Thermostat is an OEM part for GE ovens. This critical component functions as a temperature sensor and controller within the oven, ensuring that the oven heats to the set temperature and maintains it throughout the cooking process. The thermostat prevents the oven from overheating by cycling the heat on and off as needed.
Symptoms of a failing thermostat include:
Causes of thermostat failure generally include age-related wear and tear, calibration issues, or exposure to extreme temperatures that can damage its internal components.
This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
Went to Appliance Pros and found the part for my microwave. Web site was very easy to use. Ordered the thermal fuse and it was delivered in 2 days. Shipping was a a bit expensive, but can't complain with two day delivery. Replaced the failed part and the microwave now works great. It 1 1/2 hours, but I took my time. Needed one helper to remove the top screws. Handy-wife did it without a problem. Read more
White microwave door assembly installs on front of unit. Replaces cracked, broken, or damaged doors with worn handles or shattered glass panels.
Ordered new door. Read more
Replace your cracked, broken, or warped microwave glass turntable tray. This rotating glass plate sits on the turntable support for even cooking.
Well, I managed to order the wrong part on my own. But after a call to customer service, my problem was solved. Very friendly and helpful staff. They emailed me a paid label for my return and got the replacement on its way. You just can't beat that. Very satisfied customer. Highly recommend if you're needing a replacement part. Read more
Circular ring assembly that supports and rotates the glass turntable in your microwave. Replace if cracked, broken, or wheels are worn and damaged.
The Screw is an OEM part for GE microwaves. It secures the microwave handle to the door, ensuring a sturdy and reliable grip when opening and closing the microwave.
Causes of a bad screw can include stripping from over-tightening, corrosion from exposure to moisture, or general wear and tear over time.
Symptoms of a bad handle screw include:
This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
Replace the complete microwave door assembly. No service parts are available for the door. Read more
Replacement door handle for microwaves. Restores secure grip for opening and closing. Needed when original handle is broken, cracked, or missing.
Watched repair video and completed repair in 30 minutes. Read more
Replacement door handle for your microwave. Restores a comfortable grip when opening and closing. Install when original is cracked, loose, or missing.
Parts came promptly and at a reasonable cost compared to the GE website. No problem doing the repair myself. Read more
The Installation Hardware kit is an OEM part for GE Built-In and Over-the-Range microwaves. It contains all mounting screws and brackets needed for installation into upper kitchen cabinetry.
Symptoms of faulty or inadequate hardware include:
Causes can be stripped screw holes, worn brackets, or omitted/lost original hardware disrupting a snug fit. Replacing with this hardware ensures safe support of weighty microwaves above cooktops.
Compatible with GE Profile, Hotpoint, and some Kenmore units, it facilitates installation or re-installation without frustration.
Replace your microwave's turntable support ring if cracked, broken, or worn. This rotating ring assembly sits beneath the glass tray on small rollers.
Replacement part works fine. Read more
If your microwave turntable won't spin or makes grinding noises, the turntable motor likely failed. Simple fix with basic screwdriver work.
I ordered the replacement motor. I unplugged the microwave. Then I simply removed the turntable spindle by lifting it up off the motor from inside the microwave. Next, I removed the 7 screws holing the bottom of the microwave in place. I lowered the bottom of the microwave, giving me access to the motor. I unplugged the two wires connected to the motor, removed the 2 screws holding the motor in place, then put the new motor in place and reversed the steps to complete the job. Read more
This microswitch senses the microwave door position and controls the safety interlock circuits. Replacing a worn switch restores proper start/stop behavior so the oven only runs when the door is fully closed.