JVM1860SF001 General Electric Microwave - Instructions

It was really easy. Just removed the screws from the bottom panel, removed the drive motor by removing one screw that holds it in place. Replaced the motor and reversed the process to get everything back together.

Removed screws from underside of micrwave to get at drive motor, removed screws for drive motor and reversed the process to complete the repair.

could not have been any easier to replce motor . unplug unit,remove 7 screws, drop down bottom plate, unplug motor, remove 2 screws and replace motor. reverse steps to finish installation.

after a couple of misfires, got the correct size tray, and replaced it in the oven.

Removed three screws from the top front cover and slide it out and following I removed the touch panel and the housing that holds the switches and replaced the bad one.

removed screws from bottom of microwave. tested for current at the turntable motor and found motor to be bad.
went to your website and was easy to order the part. it arrived promptly and made the repair. easy to use website and prompt service.

replaced turn table motor

undid the 7 screws underneath the MW bottom, then undid 2 more screws and pulled out the motor by disconnecting it from the wiring. Had shut of the electricity.
I knew how to do this from others stories!
They were correct.
A service visit would have been a minimum of $79.00!! Then I would have had to buy the part and pay for the install.
One guy threw a figure to me of $250.00!!!!
Thanks to all the prior comments; and, to PartSelect.com for the quick shipment and correct part.
I saved a lot of money, got the part in a timely matter, and, the correct part.
A 5 Star Rating from me.

Removed 8 screws from bottom of microwave which allowed access to Drive Motor part. Removed 2 screws and detached part and replaced with new part. Replaced bottom screws and turntable is now running like new. Real easy,only took about 14 minutes.
For safety reasons,be sure to unplug microwave first.

Pulled plug of microwave
Removed bottom panel by removing 6 retaining screws.
Pulled the plug from turntable motor.
Removed 2 screws to take out motor.
Motor slid out easily
Replaced motor by reversing the above sequence.

Removed one screw to remove the small cover on the bottom of oven and removed the motor by removing the two screws and disconnected the plug. Used reverse procedure to install new motor. Took about five minutes! The motor you sent was a better motor, has a steel shaft instead of plastic.

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

Removed underside panel, about 8 screws, then removed the motor, 2 screws. Unplugged the connection to the motor. Ordered part online within 5 minutes. Part arrived 3 days later. While I cooked dinner that night and with my kids "help", I installed the new motor and replaced the panel. It was a fun repair to make and I expect that I saved $50-$100 over having GE service come out to make the repair.

I got tired of the vent door not working so I got online to find a repair part. After I found my model number, the rest was easy. I ordered from Partselect.com and installed the part immediately after the part arrived two days later. My husband came home and was astonished! I did it by myself and the microwave is like new again.

I read the other reviews and it gave me confidence to try it myself. It was sooooooooooooo easy. Removed 7 screws from the underside of the microwave, unplugged the old drive motor and plugged in the new one. It seriously took less than 5 minutes and cut the cost of the repair down to 1/4 of what a repairman would have charged. Would totally recommend going this route. Thanks Part Select for this great service.