General Electric Microwave Handles
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General Electric Microwave Door Handle - Stainless Steel
2. Lift the door off and lay it face down.
3. With a screwdriver pry off the retainer ring around the outside edge of the glass. It is about 2.5 inches wide.
4. Remove the 4 set screws in each corner. Use a magnetic tip screwdriver as the screws are small.
5. With a screwdriver pry off the inner retaining ring.
6. You will then be able access the two screws holding on the old handle and replace with the new. Reassamble in reverse order. Read more...
PartSelect Number PS8754188
Manufacturer Part Number WB15X21101
This genuine OEM door handle is compatible with various models of microwave. It is made of highly durable plastic with a metallic coating. The door handle provides users with a convenient way of opening and closing the microwave door. It provides a secure grip and allows users to easily access the interior cavity when placing or removing food items. If the handle is broken, loose, or out of alignment then you will need to replace it in order to ensure the safe and effective use of your microwave. Mounting screws are sold separately.
Fixes these symptoms
- Door not closing properly
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Installation Instructions
James from GRAIN VALLEY, MO
Door handle broken
1. Removed the cowling/deflector above the door. Push to the left then lift off.2. Lift the door off and lay it face down.
3. With a screwdriver pry off the retainer ring around the outside edge of the glass. It is about 2.5 inches wide.
4. Remove the 4 set screws in each corner. Use a magnetic tip screwdriver as the screws are small.
5. With a screwdriver pry off the inner retaining ring.
6. You will then be able access the two screws holding on the old handle and replace with the new. Reassamble in reverse order. Read more...
General Electric Microwave Handle Support - White
PartSelect Number PS8753758
Manufacturer Part Number WB06X10943
This part is a replacement handle support for your microwave door. The handle support is the part that connects the handle to the microwave door. Occasionally the handle supports can become loose and damaged, and need to be replaced. This part is white in color and is sold individually. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
Fixes these symptoms
- Door not closing properly
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Installation Instructions
Cheryl from AURORA, IL
Tray and Handle were broken.
Removed the outer frame on the inside of the door. Then I removed the metal frame to get to the handle screws. Removed the handle screws and replaced the broken handle with the new one. Then put everything else back together. For the tray. I just put the new one on the rotating wheel.
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General Electric Microwave Door Handle Support
PartSelect Number PS8753755
Manufacturer Part Number WB06X10939
General Electric Microwave Door Handle - Black
PartSelect Number PS10065137
Manufacturer Part Number WB15X24435
Screws NOT included.
Installation Instructions
RogerPotter from JACKSONVILLE, FL
Bottom of Handle Broke
Open the microwave door. On the outer edge the is a 1 inch thick black mold that goes around the entire door. Pry that back with a flat head screwdriver where the handle is and you will see the 2 phillip screws are exposed, top and bottom. Remove them..
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General Electric Microwave Door Handle
PartSelect Number PS232103
Manufacturer Part Number WB15X10023
Screws NOT included.
Fixes these symptoms
- Door not closing properly
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Installation Instructions
Donna from Chapel Hill, NC
The handle was broken
I had to pop off the facing on the microwave on the inside and then on the outside. On the inside, I used a kitchen knife to carefully pop off the facing. I found the screws that were holding the old handle on. I had to pop the back of the microwave door off to gain access to the other screws for the handles. The outer screws had to be put in place first, making sure that the glass did not slip. The facing needed to be popped back on before the inner screws were tightened. I tightened the inner screws and then popped the facing back on. The thing that took me the longest was figuring out how to pop the facing off and lining up the screws in the handles correctly.
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General Electric Microwave Door Handle Assembly
PartSelect Number PS10065138
Manufacturer Part Number WB15X24436
Handle only. This door handle is for microwaves.
Because the inner door panel covers the screws that attach the door handle to the door, the door panels must be separated to access the screws and replace the handle.
A service technician should install this door part because the door contains shielding components. The technician must correctly test the microwave for leaks in the microwave shield before you can safely use the microwave.
Installation Instructions
LaVerne from PESHTIGO, WI
The little piece of white plastic that holds the bottom screw of the handle broke.
The way I was instructed . I took the narrow black panel off from inside the door with a putty knife . and the screws were there to unscrew the old handle, took top and bottom screws out, then put in new handle and screwed that on. then snapped the black panel in place. All done.
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General Electric Microwave Door Handle
PartSelect Number PS8754172
Manufacturer Part Number WB15X10275
This door handle is for microwaves. Because the inner door panel covers the screws that attach door handle to the door, the door panels must be separated to access the screws and replace the handle.
General Electric Microwave HANDLE Assembly BB
Take top grill off to get full access to door
Pull plastic tabs to get interior door off to expose just door Skelton
Unscrew the screws from inside door
Put new screws in backside of door to secure handle do not over tighten
Replace door skin
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PartSelect Number PS8754186
Manufacturer Part Number WB15X20988
This is the replacement door handle for your microwave. It is made of black plastic and is sold individually. It is approximately 13 inches in length and 1 inch in width. The door handle allows you to open and close the microwave door. The main reason you would want to replace it is if it is damaged. To replace the handle, you will need to use a putty knife or a flat blade screwdriver to pop the cover off the inside ridge of the microwave door. This will allow you to access the bottom of two screws that hold the arm in place. This is an OEM part from the manufacturer.
Installation Instructions
Steven from EAST LANSING, MI
Screws break away from plastic handles
Remove door Take top grill off to get full access to door
Pull plastic tabs to get interior door off to expose just door Skelton
Unscrew the screws from inside door
Put new screws in backside of door to secure handle do not over tighten
Replace door skin
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General Electric Microwave Door Handle
PartSelect Number PS11725185
Manufacturer Part Number WB15X24486
(Stainless)
This door handle is for microwaves.
Because the inner door panel covers the screws that attach door handle to the door, the door panels must be separated to access the screws and replace the handle.
A service technician should install this door part because the door contains shielding components. The technician must correctly test the microwave for leaks in the microwave shield before you can safely use the microwave.
Installation Instructions
Robert from GEORGETOWN, KY
Handle had stainless steel look but was wrapped in metallic plastic that melted from heat generated by the large gas burner on the stove top.
Removed door from microwave. Pried inside door trim off. Removed 4 small retaining screws then pried inner door section out revealing the 4 screws holding the handle in place. Removed those screws installed new handle using 4 original black screws. Reassembled door in reverse sequence from above. Attached door to microwave and admired my work.
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