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$8.56
Light Bulb - 40W
Fix Number FIX2376034
Manufacturer Part Number 8206232A
To access the exterior lightbulb, the bottom panel of the microwave will need to be removed. It is secured in place with screws, so will require a Philips screwdriver to remove it. Screw the new light bulb directly into the light socket. If this is the first time you have replaced this light bulb, the old light bulb might be held in place with silicone. This silicone will need to be cut off using either a utility knife or dental floss before removing the light bulb. Once this silicone and old bulb has been removed, the replacement bulb can be screwed in its place.
Installation Instructions
Mark from North East, PA
Bulb burnt out
Removed the screw holding the bulb cover replaced the bulb. Reinstalled the cover and screw. Remove dirty grease filter replaced with new grease filter.
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$17.12
Charcoal Filter
Fix Number FIX1871363
Manufacturer Part Number 8206230A
This is a charcoal filter for an over-the-range microwave. It is designed to absorb grease before making its way into the vent, which could cause damage or build-up. It also helps to reduce odors while cooking on the stove top. If you notice the exhaust fan of your microwave is not functioning properly, it is likely the filter that needs to be replaced. To ensure it is working at peak performance it should be replaced every 6 months. This part is located inside the intake grille, which will need to be unscrewed and removed to reveal the filter. It is sold individually and measures approximately 5-inches by 5.375-inches. It is sourced directly from the manufacturer, ensuring it will be the correct fit for your model.
Fixes these symptoms
- Exhaust fan not working
- Noisy
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Installation Instructions
Newton from Brunswick, OH
Old vent grille cracked
Removed the two screws from the old vent grille and then removed the old vent grille.Since the old vent grille was off I removed the charcoal filter. Replace the old charcoal filter with a new charcoal filter it slide in place ( no screws ) and put the new grille vent in place and screwed it down.
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$33.35
Microwave Door Interlock Switch
Fix Number FIX2361111
Manufacturer Part Number W10269458
The microwave door interlock switch prevents the microwave from starting if the door is open. If your microwave will not start when the door is closed, or it continues running if the door is opened, the door switch may need to be replaced. This microwave door interlock switch is a genuine OEM replacement part. We recommend that this part be installed by a qualified service technician. This is due to the testing the switch requires after installation, along with the potentially dangerous amount of charge the microwave capacitor can hold.
Fixes these symptoms
- Doesn’t shut off
- Door not closing properly
- No heat
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Installation Instructions
Steven from Fremont, CA
Circuit breaker and internal fuse blew upon opening door
Un-mount from cabinets. Remove top & side cabinet (single piece). Internal fuse is immediately accessible in High Voltage compartment (top). Interlock switches are mounted to a single assembly at the door latch. A single screw removes the entire assembly. I found it very difficult to remove the old switches from the interlock latch without breaking tabs on the latch, so, I purchased both switches AND a new interlock. Take pictures of the wire connections to the original installation before removing wires for reference when you re-install. Note that the failure of the fuse and circuit breaker worked in this situation as the fuse popped as I opened the microwave door. The microwave was NOT operating nor was the fan at the moment the fuse popped. A fuse which pops while the microwave is cooking is LIKELY NOT the interlock switches!
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$72.72
Glass Cooking Tray
Fix Number FIX373741
Manufacturer Part Number 4393799
This glass cooking tray, also known as a turntable, is a genuine OEM replacement part for your microwave. The clear glass tray measures approximately 12 inches in diameter, and it is the surface that your dish sits on when heating food. If the tray has become cracked or damaged, it may result in the turntable not rotating, which means your food will not heat evenly. If this happens, the tray should be replaced. No tools are required to replace this part, simply line up the tray with the drive coupling ensuring that the three partial circles connect to the driver.
Fixes these symptoms
- Tray won’t turn
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Installation Instructions
John from Menifee, CA
$37.94
RING-TURN
Fix Number FIX12584163
Manufacturer Part Number W11252182
This support ring sits underneath the glass turntable tray.
Fixes these symptoms
- Noisy
- Tray won’t turn
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Installation Instructions
RICHARD from ROUND LAKE, IL
lost cooking tray and ring turn
open microwave door, place turn ring then place glass cooking tray on and done
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$12.88
Fuse
Fix Number FIX1960938
Manufacturer Part Number W10138793
This part protects the microwave by shutting it off if there is an electrical surge.
Fixes these symptoms
- No heat
- Won’t turn on
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$34.24
Grease Filter
Fix Number FIX3650910
Manufacturer Part Number W10208631A
This is a single grease filter for a microwave. Most microwaves have two filters, the other one being the charcoal filter, which is a different filter, sold separately, and has different maintenance instructions. The grease filter prevents grease from making its way into the ventilating hood. If you notice grease has started to accumulate in this area, the grease filter should either be cleaned or replaced. When cleaning the grease filter, be sure to use mild soap and water as harmful chemicals can cause damage, and this should be repeated monthly. This filter is located on the underside of the microwave. To remove it, slide the filter away from the tab area and drop out the filter. To install your new filter, place the end of the filter into the opening opposite to the tab area, lift the other end, and slide it into the tab area until it is secure.
Fixes these symptoms
- Exhaust fan not working
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Installation Instructions
Mark from North East, PA
Bulb burnt out
Removed the screw holding the bulb cover replaced the bulb. Reinstalled the cover and screw. Remove dirty grease filter replaced with new grease filter.
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$66.32
DAMPER
Fix Number FIX11728088
Manufacturer Part Number W10843943
This assembly includes the damper door and frame.
Fixes these symptoms
- Exhaust fan not working
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$28.51
DIODE
Fix Number FIX12584264
Manufacturer Part Number W11256462
This part allows power to go one way but not the other.
Fixes these symptoms
- No heat
- Noisy
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Installation Instructions
eugene from longs, SC
would not heat
took out four screws which opened up area top of microwave took off metal faceplate used pliers with rubber grip placed on magnatron then unscrewed one screw which held wire to magnatron then pulled out then reversed process
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$10.08
Interlock Support
Fix Number FIX11749178
Manufacturer Part Number WPW10156813
Also known as a switch holder.
Fixes these symptoms
- Door not closing properly
- Won’t turn on
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Installation Instructions
Steven from Fremont, CA
Circuit breaker and internal fuse blew upon opening door
Un-mount from cabinets. Remove top & side cabinet (single piece). Internal fuse is immediately accessible in High Voltage compartment (top). Interlock switches are mounted to a single assembly at the door latch. A single screw removes the entire assembly. I found it very difficult to remove the old switches from the interlock latch without breaking tabs on the latch, so, I purchased both switches AND a new interlock. Take pictures of the wire connections to the original installation before removing wires for reference when you re-install. Note that the failure of the fuse and circuit breaker worked in this situation as the fuse popped as I opened the microwave door. The microwave was NOT operating nor was the fan at the moment the fuse popped. A fuse which pops while the microwave is cooking is LIKELY NOT the interlock switches!
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