Jvm7195s1ss Parts

Clear glass lens cover for over-the-range microwave cooktop light. Shields bulb from grease and splatters. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.

Microwave not heating or humming loudly? The high-voltage diode converts AC to DC for the magnetron. Repair takes 30-45 minutes with basic tools.

The Fuse is an OEM part for GE microwaves. It serves as a safety device that protects the microwave by breaking the circuit if there is a power surge or electrical fault. This helps prevent damage to the microwave's components and ensures safe operation.

You should replace the fuse if it becomes blown or damaged. Causes of a bad fuse can include power surges, electrical faults, or issues within the microwave such as overheating. These factors can cause the fuse to blow, rendering the microwave inoperable.

Symptoms of a bad fuse include:

• The microwave not turning on or suddenly losing power
• No response from the microwave’s control panel
• The microwave stopping mid-cycle without completing the cooking process

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

Fix a wobbling or scraping microwave tray with a new turntable roller ring. Supports the glass tray for smooth rotation and even heating. Easy DIY fix.

Secures microwave components and mounting brackets. Replace this hardware assembly if screws are stripped, bolts are missing, or fasteners are damaged.

Rear wall mounting plate bracket that supports over-the-range microwaves during installation. Replace if bent, broken, or missing for secure wall mount.

Connects the turntable motor to the glass tray in your microwave. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn to restore smooth rotation and prevent slipping.

This latch body is the door latch component that secures the appliance door during operation, restoring reliable closure so cycles can run normally. Use it to replace a worn or damaged latch that won't hold the door closed. What it does:

• Engages the door striker to hold the door closed and maintain a proper seal during operation
• Works with the door latch mechanism so the appliance can complete cycles that require a closed door
• Common symptom: door won't stay closed, is difficult to latch, or feels loose at the latch point
• Replacing a damaged latch body can prevent intermittent door-open errors and restore normal door operation

• Disconnect power (unplug or turn off circuit breaker) before starting any repair
• Remove the door or access panel as needed; keep track of fasteners and any trim pieces
• Handle door glass and trim carefully to avoid damage; test latch engagement before full reassembly

Fix sensor cook cycles that won't adjust properly or show sensor errors. This humidity sensor monitors moisture levels for automatic cooking adjustments.

Stainless steel handle attaches to the microwave door for opening and closing. Replace when original is cracked, damaged, or worn to restore grip and appearance.

Fix poor venting or back-drafts in your over-the-range microwave with this hood damper assembly. Opens for exhaust airflow, closes to block drafts.

This temperature-control thermostat senses compartment heat with a capillary bulb and cycles the heating circuit to maintain your set temperature. Replacing a worn thermostat restores more consistent performance and helps correct underheating, overheating, and erratic temperature swings.

• Regulates heat to match the temperature you set
• Senses temperature via an integral capillary tube and sensor bulb
• Opens and closes contacts to control the heating element or burner
• Failure symptoms can include long warm-up, inaccurate temps, overheating, or uneven results

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas; allow the unit to cool completely.
• Handle the capillary tube carefully—do not kink, crease, or cut it.
• Route the sensor bulb and tubing through original clips and path for accurate sensing.
• After installation, perform temperature calibration per service instructions if required.

The switch holder secures and positions various control switches within the microwave's control panel assembly. Located behind the control panel, it requires replacement when control buttons become unresponsive, stick in position, or when switches appear loose or misaligned.

Door won't latch or microwave won't start? This door latch assembly secures the door during operation, restoring proper closure and safe cycle function.

Microwave won't turn on or powers off randomly? This electrical fuse assembly restores circuit protection after power surges. Quick DIY fix in 15 minutes.