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Microwave
Quality microwave parts keep your appliance heating evenly and running safely. Replacing broken turntables, door switches, or fuses solves daily cooking issues quickly. Simple repairs restore reliable power and save you money.
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Microwave parts fix the small failures that make a working oven feel broken: a plate that will not turn, a door that will not latch, or a unit that runs but leaves food cold. Over the range models also need a fresh microwave filter every few months to keep the vent pulling grease and smoke. BlueStars Parts stocks replacement microwave parts for GE, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Samsung, LG and Frigidaire, matched by part number and size.
Which Microwave Parts Fix Your Problem?
- Plate does not spin: a worn turntable motor or broken coupler is the usual cause.
- Runs but does not heat: a blown fuse, door switch or magnetron fault; start with the fuse.
- Door will not close or start: a broken latch or latch bracket stops the safety switches.
- Smoke and grease above the stove: clogged grease or charcoal filters cannot trap fumes.
Start with our checklist of common microwave problems to narrow it down.
Popular Microwave Replacement Parts
- 12" Microwave Glass Turntable Plate Replacement: replaces a cracked 12 inch tray for KitchenAid, Maytag, Whirlpool and Amana.
- GE WB26X10038 Microwave Turntable Motor: gets the plate spinning again on GE and Kenmore models.
- W10208631A Microwave Grease Filter Replacement (3-Pack): a fresh grease filter for over the range vents.
- 20A 250V Slow-Blow Microwave Fuse (5-Pack): a common fix when the microwave goes completely dead.
- 8205451 Microwave Latch Bracket for Whirlpool, Kenmore: fixes a door that will not catch on Whirlpool and KitchenAid units.
Shop Microwave Parts by Type
- Microwave filter airflow parts: grease filters and charcoal filters.
- Microwave motor drive parts: turntable motors, couplers and fan motors.
- Microwave door rack interior parts: glass plates, roller rings, handles and latches.
- Microwave electrical control parts: fuses, door switches and control parts.
Microwave Repair Guides
- Microwave not heating up food: fuse, switch and magnetron checks.
- How to replace fuse in microwave: safe steps to swap a blown fuse.
- How to change microwave filter: grease and charcoal filter swaps.
- Microwave door won't close: latch and hinge fixes.
Microwave Parts FAQ
What is the most common part of microwave failure?
The most common part of microwave failure is the main fuse, followed by door switches and the turntable motor. A blown fuse often points to a bad door switch, so test both before you close the cabinet.
How often should I change a microwave filter?
Replace charcoal filters every six months and clean or replace grease filters every one to three months, depending on how often you cook. Measure the old filter first, since microwave spare parts come in many sizes.
Can I replace microwave oven inside parts myself?
Plates, roller rings, filters and latch brackets are safe DIY jobs. Inside the cabinet, the capacitor can hold a dangerous charge even when unplugged, so discharge it or leave magnetron work to a technician.
Why Buy Microwave Parts from BlueStars Parts
- Microwave replacement parts matched by part number and size.
- Multi-packs for filters and fuses so you have a spare ready.
- Fast US shipping and expert support since 2016.
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