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| Manufacturer | GENERAL ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Part Number | WB27X10017/KIT |
| Item Weight | 2.2 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 7.3 x 7.2 x 7.7 inches |
| Item model number | HAZD088668 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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Revived my non-heating GE microwave!
This part worked perfectly to replace a faulty magnetron OM75P inside a GE Spacesaver XL from 2004, using part # WB27X10017. The microwave worked fine except would not heat anything, which meant i could test the fuses behind the control panel with a multimeter and then narrowed it down to the magnetron without actually disassembling the microwave to test the magnetron directly. A couple of notes from my repair experience - there are lots of great how-to videos out there showing the basic steps, and be sure you have an extra person to help control the weight as you lower it down if its mounted above the stove - the weight is not super heavy but it can be awkward to hold it up with just one person. Also, dont skip the step to discharge the capacitor safely before you do anything else inside the microwave cabinet. Depending on your microwave model you will probably have to loosen/remove a couple of plastic or metal shielding parts to make it easier to remove the old magnetron and then insert the new one, otherwise you'll be yanking and shoving it out of and back into a tight spot - dont fight it, just move the other parts to make it easy on yourself. The last tip is that your old magnetron might still test okay using a multimeter but that is probably a false positive - that's what happened to me - both the old and new magnetron had the same continuity test results at every setting on the multimeter, but obviously the old one wasnt working and the microwave was back to normal when the new one was installed. In my opinion, replacing this $65 part was a better option than spending $250-300 for a comparable new microwave. Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2023
This part worked perfectly to replace a faulty magnetron OM75P inside a GE Spacesaver XL from 2004, using part # WB27X10017. The microwave worked fine except would not heat anything, which meant i could test the fuses behind the control panel with a multimeter and then narrowed it down to the magnetron without actually disassembling the microwave to test the magnetron directly. A couple of notes from my repair experience - there are lots of great how-to videos out there showing the basic steps, and be sure you have an extra person to help control the weight as you lower it down if its mounted above the stove - the weight is not super heavy but it can be awkward to hold it up with just one person. Also, dont skip the step to discharge the capacitor safely before you do anything else inside the microwave cabinet. Depending on your microwave model you will probably have to loosen/remove a couple of plastic or metal shielding parts to make it easier to remove the old magnetron and then insert the new one, otherwise you'll be yanking and shoving it out of and back into a tight spot - dont fight it, just move the other parts to make it easy on yourself. The last tip is that your old magnetron might still test okay using a multimeter but that is probably a false positive - that's what happened to me - both the old and new magnetron had the same continuity test results at every setting on the multimeter, but obviously the old one wasnt working and the microwave was back to normal when the new one was installed. In my opinion, replacing this $65 part was a better option than spending $250-300 for a comparable new microwave. Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023
This is the exact magnetron part for this unit. First one I bought wasn't quite an exact match but this one has the 4 mounting screws built in. Make sure to discharge the capacitor before working on internal parts (watch a video) or you could get shocked. That being said, if you're willing to do a little research, swapping out the magnetron wasn't that hard. Not as easy as replacing some of the switches but, if you do your homework it's not that bad. Microwave seems to be working great, I've used it a dozen times.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2019
