This is an open lever for a microwave. It allows the microwave door to open when prompted. When you push on your door latch lever, it contacts the door latch assembly and releases the hooks that lock the door shut, allowing the door to open. If your door will not open, you may need to replace the open lever. You will need to remove the mi...Read morecrowave cover and possibly the control panel, depending on your model, to access the door latch assembly. This part is white or off-white in color and measures approximately 4.5 inches long. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
This is a turntable drive motor for a microwave. It measures approximately 2 inches in diameter and is made mostly of metal. Located under the microwave turntable, also known as a microwave plate, it rotates the plate while the appliance is in use so your food items are heated equally and efficiently. If your plate will not turn or is noi...Read moresy, you may need to replace the drive motor. This part is sold separately, and does not include parts such as the turntable coupling or plate. This is an authentic replacement part sourced from the original manufacturer.
This oven lamp is temperature rated to be placed inside your oven and illuminate when the door is open. Please consult proper instructions when installing.
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Turn table motor
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barb from dana point, CA
Easy
30 - 60 mins
Pliers, Screw drivers
Just take out the appliance from built in frame, if any, remove the glass turn table, disassemble the metal cover (no-tamper screws were a problem), flip it over, unscrew one screw from the motor, unplug the wires (keep track of the connections), install the new motor and wires, reaassemble with regular screws, and reinstall. No big deal.