MHE10RXB0 Roper Microwave - Instructions

Since others reported similar problems and it was just the fuse we tried that first. That wasn't the problem so we ordered the Door Interlock Switch Kit. Shipping was very fast! Our microwave had 3 switches. My husband asked how to know which one to switch. I read that one person just did process of elimination. Luckily ours worked on the first change out! So happy to have stumbled across this site and not have to buy a whole new microwave.

Popped out the two little plugs, unscrewed the broken bits and left the screws in the door...after reading someone else's feedback about the door being hollow and dropping the screws I thought this was the better part of valor....screwed the handle back on, popped the strip in place and presto change-o it was fixed. Easy as pie!

Replaced light bulb.

remove 4 screws from top, front louvered panel snaps out. remove 1 screw from top of keypad, keypad pivot's forward and can be removed. There is a white mounting bracket inside left. Remove two screws, one top and one bottom, bracket lifts up and out. 3 sets wires are attached, mark them with masking tape, top, center, bottom and pull out plugs. They can only attach one way. Using a very small screw tip, lift plastic latch from switch, it rotates out and is removed from the pivot pin. reassemble in reverse order after switches are replaced

removed grill cover, removed bulb plate, unscrew bulb, screw new bulb in socket,put bulb cover back on and screw grill cover back on. no issues whatsoever.

Unscrewed the broken handle, and screwed on the new one. My new handle arrived one day after placing my order.

I took the plastic caps off the door to reveal the screw heads (Phillips) pushed on the screws to push the handle out of the door. then with the screw driver and a skinny object (pencil) I pushed the screw out with the screw driver and pencil so I would not lose the screw in the hollow door. we were using the door in the mean time waiting for the handle to come. if you were not there would be no reason the take the screws out. install the new handle being careful not to push the screws out of the hole and snug them up. just tight enough to keep handle from moving so as not to crack the plastic handle. snap the cover on with a little supper glue, done. very easy swap.

unscrewed the 2 broken ends, one at a time, careful not to let the screws drop inside the door. (keep inward pressure on the screw) Attached each end with the same screws. Completed in less than 5 minutes