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HVM7167RN1SS General Electric Microwave Oven Combo - Overview

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Charcoal Filter – Part Number: WB02X11550
$30.45
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Charcoal Filter
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Part #WB02X11550
This is the replacement charcoal filter for your microwave. It is silver and black in color and measures approximately 10 inches by 2 ½ inches. The charcoal filter removes cooking odors from the air that circulates through the microwave vent. You will likely need to replace the charcoal filter if you notice any damage to it, or if it has been in your microwave for a long time. This part is sold individually and is an authentic OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
Grease Filter – Part Number: WB06X10608
$75.94
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Grease Filter
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Sold individually. Most appliances require 2.
Microwave Fuse – Part Number: WB27X11138
$21.95
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Microwave Fuse
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Part #WB27X11138
This fast-blow glass fuse is a genuine replacement component designed to protect microwave ovens from electrical damage caused by power surges or internal malfunctions. Rated at 20 amps and 125 volts, it interrupts the power supply when excessive current is detected, helping to safeguard sensitive internal components. Measuring approximately 6x30mm (0.24 x 1.18 inches), this fuse is compatible with a wide range of microwave models from GE, Hotpoint, and Frigidaire. Replacing a blown fuse is a common repair when a microwave fails to power on or experiences intermittent electrical issues. Always confirm compatibility with your specific model before installation.
Microwave Fan Thermostat – Part Number: WB27X11213
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Microwave Fan Thermostat
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This fan thermostat monitors temperature and activates the cooling fan when heat levels rise, helping protect internal components. Replacement is recommended when the fan does not turn on or temperature regulation becomes unreliable.
ROTATING RING Assembly – Part Number: WB06X10625
$40.02
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Microwave Door Interlock Switch – Part Number: WB24X10204
$64.69
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Microwave Door Interlock Switch
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The door interlock switch prevents the microwave from starting when the door is open.
NUT ASSEMBLY – Part Number: WB01X22640
$25.75
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NUT ASSEMBLY
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THERMOSTAT 120/0 – Part Number: WB27X11212
$45.29
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THERMOSTAT 120/0
Part #WB27X11212
Microwave Turntable Motor – Part Number: WB26X32190
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Microwave Turntable Motor
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Part #WB26X32190
This turntable motor is for microwaves. The turntable motor rotates the glass tray inside the microwave oven. Because high-voltage capacitors in a microwave can retain a lethal electrical charge even when the microwave is unplugged, a service technician should install this part.
PANEL-CONTROL MOUNTING – Part Number: WB01X10107
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MOUNTING PLATE – Part Number: WB56X11009
$120.55
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MOUNTING PLATE
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Had to replace charcoal filter
15 of 25 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Jared from SIERRA VISTA, AZ
  • Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
Open the front cover by pushing it at the top (where it says “Push”), lifting up and pushing back on top edge of the old filter. Pull it out. Installing the new one is basically just the reverse of those steps! That simple.

Old filter did seem to be a little thicker (filter material), but the new one was the exact same dimen sions, so it went in properly. Wish the filter material was white, so you knew just how dirty it was actually getting. But... :-D
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Thermal Fuse out
5 of 5 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Jorge from PANORAMA CITY, CA
  • A Bit Difficult
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers
There are videos on YouTube on how to do this but there are a couple of things I’m going to recommend. Color code your plugs when you take the main control panel off, be patient when removing the screws on the thermal fuse use a 45 degree screwdriver but replace the screws with a small hex head self tapper screw for next time. The differ ence between these two lookalike fuses is that one is for the fan and the other one is the thermal there’s a price difference and volts so read the back of the bad fuse. These guys are great man and thank you for helping me out.
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Blown Fuse
11 of 23 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Mike from West Deptford, NJ
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers
Turned power off, removed screws from outer cover, opened door, slide cover off, removed screws, lifted panel open, removed electrical connections, then removed keypad panel. Removed screws for fan cover then removed cover. Saw blown fuse replaced fuse also used ohm meter to measure resistance of the thermostat it was shorted. removed scr ew holding it in place removed 2 connectors took out thermostat inserted new thermostat screwed in place put connectors back on. Put fan cover on put screws in, put key panel on reconnect all connections to key panel put screws in put cover on, screw in, turn power on.
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