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MVH230L02 General Electric Microwave

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Light Bulb - 40W 130V – Part Number: WB36X10003
$24.00
This 40-Watt 130-Volt lightbulb is a genuine OEM replacement for your microwave. The bulb is used either inside the microwave and turns on when the door is open, or the appliance is running. Or it can...
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Thermal Fuse – Part Number: WB27X1127
$55.18
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Lock Button – Part Number: WB06X10126
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Magnetron – Part Number: WB27X10017
$291.22
This magnetron uses electrical and magnetic currents in order to create an intense heat output.
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Mounting Plate Assembly – Part Number: WB56X2147
This mounting plate is used to mount the microwave to the wall.
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OUTER GLASS DOOR-ALMOND – Part Number: WB36X10017
$83.25
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WINDOW-DISPLAY – Part Number: WB36X10009
$20.72
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FAME-OUTER DOOR-ALMOND – Part Number: WB55X10021
$60.49
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DOOR LINER & CHOKE-ALMON – Part Number: WB55X10022
$150.23
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Assembly-RACK WIRE – Part Number: WB48X10004
$51.43
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DISCONTINUED – Part Number: WB14X10004
$8.70
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GRILLE – Part Number: WB07X10070
$59.43
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Customer:
william from san antonio, TX
Parts Used:
WB36X10003
Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers
bulb had broken off in base that was still screwed into socket
At first I tried to use pliers to unscrew the base,very uncomfortable working position,upside down and backwards(the microwave is installed over the range top)very limited space for your body and arms to manuver and you really cant see the base,all of this took place after the breaker was turned off ofcourse,finally figured out that you c an drop the entire bottom housing of the microwave by unscrewing 6 screws and the light sockets are easily accessable once you lower it,take out 1 retaining screw ,remove the entire socket and unscrewed the broken base and replaced the bulbs,I said bulbs,there is no sense in having to replace another bulb in who knows how long since only one had burned out but they were both the same age
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Customer:
Roy from Colorado Springs, CO
Parts Used:
WB27X10017
Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers, Socket set
Unit worked fine except it would not heat
Had to take unit off wall and disassemble the main casing.then disconnected the wires from the magnetron.took the mounting nuts off but wasn't able to remove the magnetron until I loosened the transformer out of the way .Then it came out easy.Installed the magnetron ,tightened the nuts,installed the transformer back in, connected the t he wires back on and installed the casing on ,screwed the screws and got help to install the unit to the wall again.....Tested the unit before putting back on the wall to make sure it heated....The parts were exac same type and wasn't too hard to do...
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Customer:
david from elmira, NY
Parts Used:
WB27X10017
Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
1- 2 hours
Tools:
Screw drivers, Wrench set
oven wouldn't heat
1. remove microwave from wall
2. remove cover (many screws)
3. remove nuts holding magnetron in place (4)
4. remove magnetron (this is a pain due to the plastic molding used to direct cooling air through the magnetron
5. get new magnetron in place (this was even more fun to find the right angles to tilt to get the magn etron to fit
6. re-tighten the 4 nuts on the magentron
7. put the cover back on
8. put the unit back on the wall.

bonus repair: the display flickered while the magnetron was on (cooking ) prior to the magnetron dying. found a ribbon cable on the control board to the display with an aluminum foil shield that had peeled off (adhesive failure). re-installing the aluminum shield with packaging tape, and the display no longer flickers
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