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Kathleen D - October 23, 2018
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Ice maker installation went well with video from YouTube
Thank you for the link to the video on YouTube. The installation went well. Directions were good and having the video to look at while changing out the icemaker was fantastic.
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Sandra B - October 22, 2018
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Wave guide replaced. Easy installation
Worked perfectly, sent in timely manner. I also purchased microwave paint for the part of the casing where the paint had chipped off. No more sparks
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Christine A - June 30, 2018
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Smooth transaction
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Eric
November 24, 2017
My wife ran the microwave empty, and the cover sparked cracked and has a burn mark. When you run the microwave with food in the cover still sparks. I removed the cover and it works fine. Have now ordered a replacement cover and she does not trust the microwave and thinks the house will burn down. Please respond to calm her nerves that replacing the cover fixes it
For model number PLMZ209GCA
Hi Eric, Thank you for contacting PartSelect. When the microwaved sparked it may have damaged or a defect in the cover, once this happens the microwave can continue to spark until the cover is replaced. Replacing the cover will fix the issue.Hope this helps!
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Jay
January 2, 2019
The wave guard on my microwave was damaged. I removed it and it seemed to be glued on. Will i have to glue the replacement back on. And if so, what kind of glue do i use?
For model number FGMO205KBC
Hi Jay, thank you for your question. There should not be any glue on this part from what I am seeing. Wave guide covers usually bend and then slip into grooves on the wall. Once you push it flat it locks into place. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.
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Robert
November 30, 2019
My wife tried to protect the bottom of the over with foil. Once heated the foil adhered directly to the bottom plate. Then my daughter vacuumed the oven using the vacuum steel sleeve to scrape and dislodge tiny pieces of foil. We tried the remedies we found on line to remove the foil remnants to no avail. We would like to replace the bottom as it is horribly scarred. Is this possible? What is the name and cost of this oven piece?
For model number FGMC2765PFG
Hi Robert, you may be looking for the box linked below. Thank you for your question and good luck with your repair!
My oven's wave guard cover is burnt and actually there was bit of smoke as well. Can i just replace this cover? Is there any procedure how to replace it ?
For model number cplmz209gca
Hello Haris, thank you for your question. There should not be any glue on this part from what I am seeing. Wave guide covers usually bend and then slip into grooves on the wall. Once you push it flat it locks into place. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.
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Cathy
August 1, 2018
Is the wave cover necessary to safely operate my microwave
Hello Cathy, Thank you for the question. Yes, the Wave Guide Cover is necessary. It is a fair hazard not to have it installed. Hope this helps!
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