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Torsion Spring - Black/White/Biscuit - Right side Specifications
NOTE: This spring is not to be used on stainless steel models. Use with black, white or bisque models only. Stainless models need a stronger spring. For Stainless models use PS11742585.
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Philip K - May 1, 2022
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Correct part!
Even though the first one fell out of the during shipping, the replacement arrived and fit perfectly. Not as easy to install as some videos show but got it done!
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Right side Door Spring broke.
Removed door to see what happened to the spring, ordered new spring and door frame on line and replaced parts. Had to replace door frame as it broke while removing it.
Joseph R from East Falmouth, MA
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers
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Light out and Door spring broken
Remove side deco strips to remove screws that hold to cabinet. Pull microwave out and set on saw horses (power cable should be long enough to do this). Remove screws to top cover and lift enough to remove all connectors from the front panel pcb. Remove grounding wires from next top lid. Remove connectors from transformer on rigt side and
... Read morethe two connectionss at the rear fan assy. Remove top cover/vent assy. Remove the next top cover to get access to the light bulb assy. Use a cloth or kleenex while handling the new bulb as you replace it. The clip thta holds the bulb is easily released and use reverse procedure when assembling. For springs those can be replaced without removing the microwave from the cabinet. Remove the 2 screws that hold the door together accessed from the inside of the door at top. Pull door up to release from the clip at the bottom. Remove the broken spring and replace with new one. Use a screwdriver to help twist the torsion spring to clip into place. Replace door assy in reverse order.
Door spring broke (spring lightens the door when opening/closing)
Just had to remove the screws holding the outer part of the door on (didn't have to take off the entire door). Using the other door spring (most models have two that cross) as an example, the new spring was fairly easy to place. Only problem is that the new spring was made from a smaller gauge metal and is not nearly as strong as the or
... Read moreiginal, making the door feel heavier when opening/closing than before. The difference with and without the 2nd spring is barely noticeable. Had I known that they were making the parts cheaper now, I would'nt have bothered fixing it at all.
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Brian from Roseville, CA
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Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
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The spring that hold the front door was broken.
A screw on the botton of the door was very inaccessible and difficult to remove. The rest of the process was flawless.
Laurent from Naperville, IL
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A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Socket set, Wrench set
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Allen
December 29, 2017
Is the right side door spring and the left side door spring the same part no(ps 374508)? Both are broken.
For model number KEMC308KBLO
Hi Allen,
Thank you for your question. The part number for the right side torsion springs have different part numbers. The part number for the right side torsion spring is PS11742562. The part number for the left side torsion spring is PS11742585. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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Anthony
February 16, 2025
I’m looking for the part numbers for the Microwave Door Torsion Springs, Right and Left. Can you help me with that ?
For model number KEMC308KSS0
Hi Anthony, thank you for reaching out. The left side torsion spring for your model is part number PS11742585, and the right side torsion spring is part number PS11742562. We hope that helps!
