Lmv16380bb Parts

Inner door frame assembly for microwaves. Supports window, trim, handle, and latch alignment. Replace if cracked, broken, or structural clips damaged.

Microwave turntable not rotating or making popping noises? This coupler connects the motor to the glass tray. Simple DIY fix takes under 15 minutes.

Color: brown. Measures about 10 inches in diameter.

This holder assembly secures the locker/latch mechanism in place so the door or access panel aligns and closes properly. Replacing a cracked or missing holder restores secure engagement and smooth, reliable operation. What it does:

• Supports and positions the locker/latch mechanism
• Maintains alignment for consistent latching and closing
• Common symptoms of a failed holder: loose latch feel, misalignment, door/panel not staying closed, or visible cracks/broken mounts
• Direct-fit replacement to restore proper support

• 1 holder assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing.
• Access the locker area and retain any screws/clips; transfer any reusable hardware from the original holder as needed.
• Align the new holder with existing mounting points and tighten screws evenly—do not overtighten.
• Test latch engagement and door/panel operation before final reassembly.

Plastic film covers holes in the microwave inner door frame. Replace if bubbled, burned, cracked, or peeling. Attaches to door glass assembly.

Fastens panels, brackets, and covers inside the microwave cabinet. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore secure mounting and alignment.

Metal mounting plate that secures the microwave chassis to the wall or cabinet. Replace if bracket is bent, cracked, or missing during installation.

Holds the light bulb and maintains electrical connection in your microwave. Replace when socket is cracked, heat-damaged, or causes flickering lights.

This fan assembly moves air through the unit to cool internal components and maintain proper ventilation. Replacing a worn or seized fan restores correct airflow, helps prevent overheating, and reduces excessive noise from a failing motor or wheel.

• Circulates cooling air across internal components to prevent overheating
• Exhausts air through the vent/duct path for proper ventilation
• Common symptoms: fan not running, weak airflow, or loud rattling/squealing
• Unit may overheat or shut off during use when the fan fails

• Disconnect power before service; microwaves contain a high-voltage capacitor that can retain a dangerous charge—follow proper safety procedures.
• Remove access panels to reach the fan housing; note airflow direction and wire orientation.
• Transfer any brackets, grommets, or screws from the original assembly if required.
• After installation, verify the wheel spins freely and airflow direction is correct before reassembly.

Fix a microwave that won't start or runs with the door open. This door interlock switch ensures safe operation by detecting when the door is fully closed.

This replacement door glass restores a clear viewing window and the protective barrier on your microwave door. Replace it when the original panel is cracked, shattered, or heavily scratched to keep the door secure and safe to use.

• Provides the see-through window and protective barrier within the microwave door
• Helps maintain proper door rigidity and alignment when intact
• Replace if the glass is cracked, chipped, shattered, loose, or badly scratched
• Reduced visibility, rattling, or visible damage are common symptoms of failure

• Unplug the microwave before servicing; microwaves can retain high voltage—use caution and do not open the cabinet
• Support the door; removal from the hinges may be required per your model's diagram
• Handle glass with cut-resistant gloves; edges can be sharp
• Transfer any reusable trim/clips as directed and verify the door latches and closes properly after installation

Truss head tapping screw secures panels, brackets, and covers in appliances. Replaces missing or damaged fasteners to restore snug fit and alignment.

Microwave tray not rotating? This turntable motor spins the glass tray for even heating. Fixes tray rotation issues and reduces cold spots in food.

Microwave won't heat? A failing high-voltage capacitor disrupts the heating circuit. This part stores electrical energy for consistent operation.

If your microwave shuts off mid-cycle or won't heat, the thermostat may have failed. This safety control monitors temperature and protects components.