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Replacement glass turntable tray for your microwave cavity. Sits on the roller support and rotates food during heating. Order if your tray is cracked or broken.

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

Rotating glass platform for microwave cooking. Replace if cracked, chipped, or broken. Sits on the turntable support for even food heating.

Seals and insulates compartments to maintain proper temperatures and reduce noise. Replace if damaged, cracked, or missing to restore efficiency.

This is an AC synchronous motor that drives the turntable glass tray inside the microwave. It rotates the tray slowly during cooking to ensure food heats evenly. Replace this motor if the turntable has stopped spinning, turns intermittently, or makes a buzzing or humming noise without rotating.

Replacement foot assembly provides stable support and leveling for your appliance, restoring balance and reducing vibration. Swap a worn or damaged foot to help eliminate rocking, uneven operation, and excess noise during cycles. What it does

• Supports the appliance and helps keep it level on uneven floors.
• Absorbs vibration to reduce noise and movement during operation.
• Common symptoms it can address: appliance rocking, uneven feet, scraping or increased noise.
• Restores proper clearance to prevent floor damage and maintain safe operation.

• One foot assembly.

• Disconnect power and any water lines before working on the appliance.
• Prop or support the unit securely so it cannot tip while replacing the foot.
• Use basic hand tools to remove the old foot and install the replacement; avoid excessive force.

This is a door hook (also called a locker) that engages with the microwave's door latch mechanism to keep the door securely closed during operation. It ensures proper door alignment and activates the safety interlock switches. Replace this part if the microwave door won't latch shut, pops open during use, or if the microwave won't start because the door isn't registering as closed.

Fix intermittent power issues or component failures with this single wire harness connector. Restores secure electrical connections between key components.

This is the main control board (power PCB) for the appliance — the central electronics board that regulates power and coordinates functions so the unit can run controls, displays, and cycles correctly. What it does:

• Manages power distribution and control signals for major appliance functions
• Communicates with user interface and sensors to run selected cycles
• Can cause no-power, unresponsive controls, blank display, or erratic operation when faulty
• Replaces a failed or damaged main PCB to restore proper electronic control

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock; verify the appliance is de-energized
• Compare the board and connectors to the original before installing
• Handle by edges and observe electrostatic-discharge (ESD) precautions to protect electronics

This control panel replaces the microwave oven's user interface so you can set cooking times, power levels and presets from a responsive keypad and readable display. Restores normal control and input feedback. What it does:

• Provides the touchpad keys and display used to start, stop and program cooking cycles
• Re-establishes input when buttons are unresponsive, stuck or fail to register presses
• Restores visible timer, clock and status indicators when the front display is blank or garbled
• Interfaces with the oven's main control via the ribbon cable and mounting bracket

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before beginning any repair
• Remove outer casing or trim to access the control panel screws and ribbon cable
• Handle the display/touch surface and ribbon cable gently to avoid damage; use ESD precautions if available
• Verify operation after reconnecting power; if other faults persist, further diagnostics may be needed