RVM225WL002 General Electric Microwave - Instructions

so easy, but how do i turn light off?

Part recieved next day. thanks so much

Opened a beer. Removed the old handle. opened the next beer. Installed the new handle which was a perfect match. opened another beer. Sat down to rest.
The part was very easy to locate and order and even easier to replace. Although the beer part was not essential it certainly had it's benefits.

Many thanks for your great resource!!!

Gary Ownby

PartsSelect is a great company! The handle was a breeze to replace. First the 2 screws were removed and the old handle discarded. The new handle was held in place as two new screws were inserted.Completed in less than 15 minutes!

Used a Philips screw driver and removed the broken handle.Installed new handle using existing screws.

First I removed the two screws that held the hand off. Cleaned up the area and screwed the new handle on! So easy.

Removed the two screws and old handle. Replace
new handle easily. Great service on receiving part.

removed the lens cover with one screw and replaced bulb

This support hook was a bit different and we hope it will not melt when it is on bake cycle. Had to put the hook in place

Removed old handle, screwed on new handle.

remove cover-unplug wires from secondary switch-remove switch-snap in new switch-plug in wires-replace cover-works great. very easy to do.

used the part I requested and a few extra bolts...job well done!

First, there are three door operated switches in this model. The monitor sw, the secondary sw (both of these are on the bottom in the same bracket) and the door sensing sw on top. The door sensing and secondary switches are both N.O. and have the same part number (probably why you show just two switches). The monitor sw is N.C. and it was not my problem. The secondary sw was bad on my oven but I had replaced the door sensing sw (which wasn't bad) on a previous order and kept the old one so I used it to make the repair. All three switches can be accessed without removing the oven by removing the discharge louver (remove two flat head screws on top and slide the louver to the left) then carefully remove the control panel (one screw on top and lift out). The switches are held in place by a plastic tongue that fits into the rear mounting hole on the switch. I used a common screw driver with a small tip to gently lift the tongue and slide the switch out with needle nose pliers. The new switch just snaps back in. The switch holder bracket looks like it would be easily broken so be gentle. I don't know what the symptoms would be if either of the other switches were bad so I would recommend buying all three and you would have them if one of the others failed in the future. The information I gave on the switches came from a schematic I found inside the control box. Hope this is helpful.

Fist I removed the 5 screws under the microwave. Then I dropped the panel and accessed the socket. I removed the socket by removing the one screw and disconnecting the wires. Replaced the wires on the new socket, installed the new bulb and reattached with the screw. replaced the panel with the 5 screws and I was done. Easy

lower hood; support hood with spice rack;angle just right; unscrew light socket; remove wiring harness; replace; connect wiring harness;

I thought I could just unscrew the bulbs in the SpacemakerXL Microwave Oven. The bulbs melted into the bulb socket so every attempt to unscrew the bulb with pliers just broke the socket. So I took out the few screws holding up the bottom panel(with the bulbs and filters). I unplugged the electrical connection and took out the sockets but I used PAM Cooking oil on the electrical connections plugging into the sockets to avoid pulling the wire holders from the connection. Replacing both bulbs and the sockets at the same time makes sense since the heat from the stove melts the bulbs in the socket.