Lrm1260sw Parts

This door release lever links the microwave's push-button to the latch mechanism so the door unlatches and opens smoothly. Replacing a worn or broken lever restores consistent, reliable button-operated door opening. What it does

• Transfers motion from the door open button to the latch hooks to release the door
• Helps ensure smooth, consistent door opening with each press
• Common symptoms: door won't open when pressing the button, button feels loose or sticks, intermittent opening, or broken plastic fragments near the button area

• 1 door release lever

• Disconnect power before servicing; microwaves contain high-voltage components
• If over-the-range, support or remove the unit to access internal components safely
• Remove the outer cover/control panel to reach the latch area; note lever orientation before removal
• After reassembly, verify the button action and door opening/closing before restoring power

This high-voltage transformer steps household AC up to the level the magnetron needs to generate microwave energy. Replace a failing transformer to restore reliable heating when the unit runs but food remains cold.

• Steps up line voltage to the high voltage required by the magnetron
• Works with the high-voltage capacitor and diode to create microwave energy
• Failure can cause running but no heat, loud humming/buzzing, burning odor, or visible overheating
• Shorted windings can blow the internal fuse or trip a breaker

• Unplug the microwave; high-voltage components can retain a dangerous charge—properly discharge the HV capacitor.
• Remove the outer cabinet, label wire locations, and disconnect leads carefully. Transfer any mounting hardware/brackets and secure the transformer firmly.
• Verify all connections are tight and routed correctly; reassemble and test with a cup of water. Do not operate the microwave empty.

A Tap-Tite binding-head screw used to fasten appliance panels and components where a self-tapping metal thread is required. Replaces missing or damaged fasteners to restore secure assembly and reduce vibration or rattling. What it does:

• Creates its own mating thread in thin sheet metal for a secure hold without a nut.
• Holds panels, brackets, and trim in place to prevent looseness or movement.
• Commonly used where stripped, missing, or broken screws cause rattling, misalignment, or parts that won't stay attached.
• Compatible with standard screwdrivers or nut drivers sized to the binding-head.

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before working on it.
• Use the correct driver bit to avoid cam-out or head damage.
• Start straight and apply steady pressure; avoid overtightening to prevent stripping the formed threads.
• If the original hole is badly damaged, assess for repair or use of a larger fastener as needed.

This thermostat controls refrigerator temperature to help maintain proper cooling and prevent spoilage. It replaces a failed or inaccurate temperature control to restore consistent operation. What it does:

• Senses internal temperature and signals the compressor to cycle on/off
• Helps keep food at steady, safe temperatures when functioning correctly
• Commonly replaces thermostats that cause warm temperatures or inconsistent cooling
• Works as a direct replacement when matching the OEM part number

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the sensor and terminals carefully; avoid bending or damaging components
• Basic hand tools are typically required; follow your model's service manual for exact instructions

This flat case is the replacement outer housing that secures and protects internal components, restoring the appliance's exterior fit and function. It's a direct-fit cosmetic and protective part for affected assemblies. What it does

• Replaces cracked, warped, or damaged housing that exposes internal parts
• Restores proper alignment and closure of the surrounding panel or assembly
• Helps prevent dust, moisture, and debris from reaching internal components
• Stops rattles or vibration caused by a loose or broken case

• One flat case housing

• Disconnect power and water before starting work
• Inspect mounting clips and screws; replace any damaged fasteners for a secure fit
• Handle plastic parts carefully to avoid cracking during installation
• If access requires disassembly of other panels, keep track of all fasteners and their locations