JVM1330WWC02 General Electric Microwave - Instructions

Removed one screw, installed new lense in lense frame, rescrewed. Done.

Used a phillips head screw driver and loosened the lens frame under the microwave. Removed the broken lens and replaced it with the lens ordered. Put the lens frame back in place and secured it with the phillips head screw.

took out several screws dropped down the panel under the microwave and unscrewed the bulb and put the new one in. It was a simple job.

1st I read what your other customers had done to repair their microwaves..And noticed the majority were women( I assumed).So not to be outdone,I pre-prepared my door for repair..I used the butterknife to open the seals around door(front and inside)removed bracket to locate were bottom screw sits,inserted screw and bracket,tightened a little to handle,inserted top screw to handle,tightened bottom screw all the way,closed all the seals,and tightened the top screw.New handle on in about 10 minutes.Thanks for your parts and the help I received form reading your other testimonials,

Removed Cover Plate,
Removed back cover
Bulb disintegrated removed base with pliers
Screwed in new lamp
Replaced cover
Done

remove cover, unplug secondary door switch (top switch)
remove switch from holder, install new switch, plug in wires, replace cover, very easy. door switches are a common problem
with microwave ovens.

Removed the screw holding the handle at the top. Pried up the seal around the glass to expose the srew at the bottom. Removed it. Placed the new handle in place, attached it with the two screws, snapped the seal back in place. DONE

Simple Simon...and I'm not handy. Remove top visible screw. Peel back gasket with butter knife to expose lower screw. Remove lower screw. Remove broken handle. Attach new handle with existing screws. Pop gasket back in place. DONE. 66 seconds.

As others had done, I unscrewed the top screw inside the door - used a flat blade screwdriver to pop out the molding on the inside of the door covering the lower screw - loosened the screw and took the old handle off...installed the new, snapped the molding back on - and done.

Unscrewed two screws, easily cleaned and replaced. Only difficulty was in figuring out how to remove the bottom screw. Not immediately apparent, but if you can manage to wedge out the gasket surround that circles the periphery of the door (alongside the inside), then you will have access to the phillips screw holding the handle in place. Carefully displace just enough to get access to the screw and return as you found it. Easy once you figure out how to remove the second screw.

Took a while to get around to ordering the part, which was beginning to drive my wife crazy, so I ordered the part without saying a word. The handle arrived within two days and I had the part installed within 10 minutes of opening the package, it was really easy. So, I had to trick her into opening the oven and it completely surprised her that it was done so quickly without her knowing a thing about it. Great service, thanks!

It took all of 3 minutes to fix! Using a phillips screwdriver, unscrew top screw. I then used a putty knife to pry the seal ring open to reveal the bottom screw. I then used plyers to hold the broken plastic piece and removed the bottom screw. Hold the handle in place and screw in bottom screw, then snap seal ring back into place and replace top screw. I was shocked at how easy this was and also how fast the part was shipped. I was very pleased. Thank You!!!

at first i couldn't find the lower screw ,you can see the upper screw but not the lower one ,after reading your instruction it made it easy

I went online and found the replacement handle. I ordered it and it showed up one day later!! Excellent service.

Repair was super easy. All I had to do pop out the band on the inside of door, remove screws from previous handle. I put new handle in place and screwed back in and pushed the band back into place. Super easy and only took like 10 minutes.