XPARTCO WB26X10038 Microwave Turntable Motor
The XPARTCO WB26X10038 is an aftermarket replacement turntable motor compatible with a wide range of GE, Hotpoint, RCA, Kenmore/Sears, and Frigidaire microwaves. This small synchronous motor mounts beneath the microwave cavity floor and spins the glass turntable so food cooks and heats evenly under the magnetron. When the motor wears out or its internal gears strip, the turntable stops rotating, rotates unevenly, or starts making a grinding or clicking noise as it struggles to turn.
It's built with a D-shaped 1/4" metal drive shaft and two 3/16" male spade terminals matching the original connector, so it swaps in as a direct plug-and-play replacement. It directly replaces WB26X10038, 769741, ST16F, SM16F, SSM-16H, 15QBP1017, AGE21998, AH237772, AP2024962, EA237772, OEM6074895, PD00001126, PS237772, 5304408980, 639447, AH471476, EA471476, OEM6453786, AFR80909, AP2151259, PS471476, DE31-10172A. Installs in 5–10 minutes with basic hand tools.
Quick Answer
The XPARTCO WB26X10038 Microwave Turntable Motor fixes GE, Hotpoint, RCA, Kenmore/Sears, and Frigidaire microwaves with a turntable that won't turn, turns unevenly, or grinds/clicks while trying to rotate. 21V AC, 50/60Hz, 2.5–3 RPM, 3.0W, D-shaped 1/4" metal shaft, two 3/16" male spade terminals. Replaces WB26X10038, 769741, ST16F, SM16F, SSM-16H, 15QBP1017, AGE21998, AH237772, AP2024962, EA237772, OEM6074895, PD00001126, PS237772, 5304408980, 639447, AH471476, EA471476, OEM6453786, AFR80909, AP2151259, PS471476, DE31-10172A. Classic symptom: microwave heats fine, but the glass tray sits still or turns only partway.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Turntable doesn't rotate at all, even though the microwave heats normally
Turntable turns partway then stalls or reverses
Grinding, clicking, or straining noise coming from under the cavity floor
Uneven cooking or hot/cold spots caused by the tray not rotating
Turntable coupler or drive hub spins but the glass tray doesn't move
Intermittent rotation that works sometimes and not others
Cross Reference Information
Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item.
Replaces Part Numbers
This turntable motor directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers:
WB26X10038, 769741, ST16F, SM16F, SSM-16H, 15QBP1017, MDPJ030AF, AGE21998, AH237772, AP2024962, EA237772, OEM6074895, PD00001126, PS237772, 5304408980, 639447, AH471476, EA471476, OEM6453786, AFR80909, AP2151259, PS471476, DE31-10172A, MDPJ030AF
If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility.
Compatibility
This turntable motor is compatible with a wide range of microwaves from the following brands:
GE microwaves (JVM, DVM, EMO, and CGLMV series)
Hotpoint microwaves (GE-built models)
RCA microwaves (GE-built models)
Kenmore and Sears microwaves (363- and 721-prefix model numbers)
Frigidaire microwaves (select models sharing this motor design)
Note: This motor spans both GE-built and Frigidaire microwave platforms — a cross-brand fitment worth confirming against your specific model number, since not every model on either platform uses this exact motor. Always verify your appliance model number before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure.
Key Features
Direct-fit replacement microwave turntable motor with D-shaped 1/4" metal drive shaft
Resolves "won't rotate," "grinding noise," and "uneven cooking" symptoms caused by motor failure
21V AC, 50/60Hz synchronous motor rated for 2.5–3 RPM output
3.0W power draw matching original electrical specifications
Two 3/16" male spade terminals for a secure plug-and-play connection
CW/CCW rotation capable to match your original motor's turning direction
Replaces WB26X10038, 769741, ST16F, SM16F, SSM-16H, 15QBP1017, AGE21998, AH237772, AP2024962, EA237772, OEM6074895, PD00001126, PS237772, 5304408980, 639447, AH471476, EA471476, OEM6453786, AFR80909, AP2151259, PS471476, DE31-10172AXP, and several additional cross-reference numbers
Compatible with GE, Hotpoint, RCA, Kenmore/Sears, and Frigidaire microwaves
Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards
Product Specifications
Part Number
XPWB26X10038
OEM Part Number
WB26X10038
Part Type
Microwave Turntable Drive Motor
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Voltage
21V AC
Frequency
50/60 Hz
Speed
2.5–3 RPM
Power
3.0W
Shaft Type
D-shaped metal, 1/4"
Diameter
~2 inches
Terminals
Two 3/16" male spade connectors
Compatible Brands
GE, Hotpoint, RCA, Kenmore, Sears, Frigidaire
Installation Notes
⚠️ Unplug Microwave Before Starting Disconnect power at the outlet. For over-the-range or built-in units, most turntable motors are accessed from inside the cavity by removing the drive coupler and roller guide, then reaching the motor from underneath the cavity floor (may require removing the microwave from its mount or accessing from the bottom/rear panel, depending on model). Photograph the wiring before disconnecting. Unplug the two spade terminal connectors from the old motor. Remove the mounting screws holding the motor bracket in place and remove the old motor. Install the new WB26X10038 motor in the same position and secure the mounting screws. Reconnect the spade terminals, matching your photos (polarity typically doesn't matter on these motors, but match original wire colors when in doubt). Reinstall the drive coupler and roller guide, reassemble any panels, restore power, and test that the turntable rotates smoothly and consistently. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, nut driver.
Frequently Asked Questions
My microwave heats food fine, but the turntable doesn't spin — is this the part?
Yes, this is the classic symptom of a failed turntable motor. The heating function (magnetron, high-voltage components) is a completely separate system from the turntable drive, so a microwave can heat normally while the turntable motor has failed. Before ordering, also check that the glass tray and roller guide are seated correctly, since a stuck tray can sometimes be mistaken for a motor failure.
Will this fit both GE and Frigidaire microwaves?
This motor design is shared across select GE-built and Frigidaire microwave models, but not every model on either platform uses it. Confirm fit using your microwave's exact model number before ordering rather than assuming by brand alone.
Do I need to transfer the drive coupler from my old motor?
The drive coupler (the plastic piece that connects the motor shaft to the turntable support) is typically a separate component that sits on top of the motor shaft rather than being permanently attached, so you'll generally reuse your existing coupler and roller guide with the new motor unless they're visibly worn or damaged.
Why is my turntable turning slowly or grinding instead of stopping completely?
This usually means the motor's internal gears are stripped or worn rather than the motor being fully dead — it's still trying to turn but can't do so smoothly. This is a sign the motor needs replacement even if it hasn't failed outright yet.
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XPMTC-110 Microwave Thermal Cut-Off Fuse 110℃ (230°F) – Normally Closed – Universal Microwave Safety Cutoff
Product Description
Protect your microwave from overheating with the XPMTC-110 Microwave Thermal Cut-Off Fuse 110℃ (230°F), Normally Closed. This high-quality aftermarket safety device is designed to remain closed (conductive) during normal operation and open permanently when internal temperatures exceed 110℃, cutting power to prevent damage or fire risk. A tripped thermal cut-off can cause loss of power or heating failure. Replacing it with the correctly rated NC fuse restores safe operation and proper protection.
Replaces Part Numbers
XPMTC-110, MTC-110, Microwave Thermal Fuse 110C NC, 230F Normally Closed Thermal Cutoff, WB27X10810, 1086422, AH953949, EA953949, PD00057547, AP3792919, PS953949, 6930W1A003J, 1266877, 1365195, 6930W1A002D, 6930WRT003C, PD00030706, EAP3530463, AP4441844, PS3530463, WB27X11208, WB27X10851, 251201300912, 3026289, PD00034878, EAP8754624, AP5791053, S8754624, WB18X35517, PD00066985, EAP16219519, AP6990372, PS16219519, 5304509449, 5304464074, 4583645, PD00050915, EAP12071292, AP6230604, PS12071292.
Compatibility
This normally closed microwave thermal cut-off fuse is compatible with many GE, Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Panasonic, Sharp, and Kenmore microwave ovens that require a 110℃ (230°F) NC thermal cutoff.
Commonly used in countertop, over-the-range, and built-in microwave models.
Always verify temperature rating and contact type before ordering.Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
🔍 What’s the Difference Between NC and NO Thermal Cut-Offs?
Normally Closed (NC): Circuit is closed during normal operation and opens permanently when the rated temperature is reached.👉 Most microwave thermal cut-offs are NC.
Normally Open (NO): Circuit is open during normal operation and closes only when overheated (used in limited designs).
⚠️ Installing the wrong type (NC vs NO) may cause the microwave not to run or fail to protect against overheating.
✅ Key Features
🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Built to OEM-equivalent safety specifications
🌡️ 110℃ (230°F) Rating – Trips at unsafe temperature levels
🔁 Normally Closed (NC) – Conducts power during normal operation
🛡️ Critical Safety Component – Helps prevent overheating and fire hazards
💰 Cost-Effective Repair – Affordable alternative to OEM thermal cut-offs
📐 Product Specification
Part Number: XPMTC-110
Component Type: Microwave Thermal Cut-Off Fuse
Temperature Rating: 110℃ (230°F)
Contact Type: Normally Closed (NC)
Function: One-time safety cutoff
Material: Heat-resistant metal body
Application: Magnetron or microwave cavity temperature protection
Quality Level: Aftermarket replacement (not OEM)
🛠️ Installation Notes
Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver, insulated pliers
⚠️ Safety First:Unplug the microwave before servicing. Microwaves contain high-voltage components—allow capacitors to discharge before handling internal parts.
Basic Steps:
Disconnect microwave power.
Remove the outer cabinet or access panel.
Locate the thermal cut-off near the magnetron or cavity.
Disconnect wiring and remove the failed fuse.
Install the new XPMTC-110 (NC) thermal cut-off in the same position.
Reassemble the microwave and restore power.
Test operation.
⏱️ Time Required: 15–25 minutes
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XPARTCO XP5KV09A Microwave Line Fuse 0.9A, 5KV
The XPARTCO XP5KV09A is a replacement high-voltage fuse for microwave ovens, rated 0.9 A (900 mA) at 5 kV. It is a glass-and-metal tube fuse that sits in the microwave's high-voltage circuit and protects it against overcurrent, so a fault such as a shorted diode or capacitor opens the fuse before it damages other components. When this fuse blows, the microwave typically stops heating or shuts down, although the lights, display, and fan can still work.
This is a universal-style fuse sold by rating, not by brand, so it fits any microwave that calls for a 0.9 A, 5 kV high-voltage fuse. A blown fuse is usually a symptom of another failed part, so the cause should be found and fixed as part of the repair. Replacement should be done by a qualified service technician.
Quick Answer
The XPARTCO XP5KV09A Microwave Fuse is a 0.9 A, 5 kV high-voltage fuse for microwave ovens whose original fuse has blown, so the microwave won't heat. Match the rating printed on your old fuse before ordering. Classic symptom: the microwave powers on, the light and turntable work, but it does not heat food.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Microwave runs but does not heat
Microwave appears dead or shuts down when started, with a blown high-voltage fuse
High-voltage fuse open or blackened after a component failure
Keeping a rated spare on hand for technician repairs
Cross Reference Information
Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item.
Replaces Part Numbers
This fuse is sold under the following part number and rating:
XP5KV09A, F900mAL5KV, EAF36358314, DE91-70071A, DE91-70060B, F900mAL5KV, EAF36358314, ALG54035, PD00074794, AP5957954, PS10067115, WB26X35519, AGE22550, AP6997696. PD00096398, PS16542134, WB02X35377, AGE21237, AP6989400, PD00084692, PS16216933, WB27X35672, AGE22690, PD00078809, EAP16219548, AP6994733, PS16219548, EAF36358316, PD00051271, EAP10066444, ALG54048, AP5957955, PS10066444
This is a rating-based universal fuse, so there is no single manufacturer part number. Match your oven's fuse by the 0.9 A (900 mA), 5 kV rating marked on the old fuse or listed in your service manual.
Compatibility
This fuse is for microwave ovens that use a:
0.9 A (900 mA), 5 kV high-voltage fuse
Note: Microwaves use different fuses, and the rating must match. Some use 0.75 A, 0.8 A, or other high-voltage ratings, and a separate low-voltage line fuse near the power cord (for example, 125 V, 20 A) is a different part. Check the rating on your old fuse or in your service manual. Contact our support team with your model number and we'll help verify before you order.
Key Features
Replacement high-voltage microwave fuse, 0.9 A (900 mA) at 5 kV
Glass-and-metal tube construction
Overcurrent protection for the microwave's high-voltage circuit
Sold by rating, so it suits any microwave that calls for a 0.9 A, 5 kV fuse
Product Specifications
Part Number
XP5KV09A
Part Type
Microwave High-Voltage Fuse
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Current Rating
0.9 A (900 mA)
Voltage Rating
5 kV
Construction
Glass and Metal Tube
Application
Microwave Ovens Using a 0.9 A, 5 kV Fuse
Installation Notes
⚠️ Danger: Lethal Charge — Qualified Technician Installation Only A microwave's high-voltage capacitor can hold a lethal electrical charge even after the microwave is unplugged. Replacing a high-voltage fuse should be done by a qualified service technician who knows how to safely discharge and test the high-voltage circuit. Do not open the microwave cabinet unless you are trained to do so. Unplugging the microwave does not make this circuit safe. A technician will normally unplug the unit, discharge the capacitor, and test the old fuse for continuity. Because a blown fuse is usually the result of another failed part, such as the diode, capacitor, or transformer, the cause should be found and corrected before the new fuse is fitted, or it will likely blow again. Fit the new fuse in the same holder, confirm the rating matches, and make sure all covers are back in place before powering the microwave.
Frequently Asked Questions
My microwave runs but won't heat. Is this the part I need?
A blown high-voltage fuse is one possible cause, along with a failed diode, capacitor, magnetron, or transformer. A technician can test the fuse for continuity. If it has none, replace it, and find out why it blew.
How do I know if I need a 0.9 A fuse?
Check the rating printed on your old fuse or listed in your oven's service manual. The rating must match. Other microwaves use different ratings, so contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure.
Is this the same as a microwave line fuse near the power cord?
No. A low-voltage line fuse, such as a 125 V, 20 A one, is a different part. This is a high-voltage fuse rated 0.9 A at 5 kV.
Can I install this myself?
We recommend installation by a qualified technician only. The high-voltage circuit can hold a lethal charge even when the microwave is unplugged.
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XPMTC-120 Microwave Thermal Cut-Off Fuse 120℃ (248°F) – Normally Closed – Universal Microwave Safety Cutoff
Product Description
Protect your microwave from overheating with the XPMTC-120 Microwave Thermal Cut-Off Fuse 120℃ (248°F), Normally Closed. This high-quality aftermarket safety device remains closed (conductive) during normal operation and opens permanently when internal temperatures exceed 120℃, cutting power to prevent component damage or fire risk. A tripped thermal cut-off can cause the microwave to lose power or stop heating. Replacing it with the correctly rated NC fuse restores safe operation and proper protection.
Replaces Part Numbers
XPMTC-120, MTC-120, KSD-120LC, Microwave Thermal Fuse 120C NC, 248F Normally Closed Thermal Cutoff, WB27X1127, 254709, AH239811, EA239811, WB21X0535, WB21X535, PD00023089, EAP239811, AP2026352, PS239811, WB21X10162, 1556022, AH2370041, EA2370041, KSD 120LC, PD00037108, EAP2370041, AP4484224, PS2370041, 5304509474, 5304464093, 4583662, PD00042646, EAP12071309, AP6230621, PS12071309, WB27X11212, 3026293, SE-7350-006, WB24X28948, WB27X10854, PD00044723, EAP8754627, AP5791056, PS8754627, DE47-20059B, 2079767, DE47-20059A, PD00005107, EAP4226453, AP4580112, PS4226453, DE47-20060A, 2079768, PD00036362, EAP4226454, AP4220155, PS4226454, WB27X10567, 946799, AH239709, PD00050529, EA239709, AP3192016, PS239709.
Compatibility
This normally closed microwave thermal cut-off fuse is compatible with many GE, Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Panasonic, Sharp, and Kenmore microwave ovens that require a 120℃ (248°F) NC thermal cutoff.
Commonly used in countertop, over-the-range, and built-in microwave models.
Always verify temperature rating and contact type before ordering.Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
🔍 What’s the Difference Between NC and NO Thermal Cut-Offs?
Normally Closed (NC): Circuit is closed during normal operation and opens permanently when the rated temperature is reached.👉 Most microwave thermal cut-offs are NC.
Normally Open (NO): Circuit is open during normal operation and closes only when overheated (used in limited designs).
⚠️ Installing the wrong type (NC vs NO) may cause the microwave not to run or fail to protect against overheating.
✅ Key Features
🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Built to OEM-equivalent safety specifications
🌡️ 120℃ (248°F) Rating – Trips at unsafe temperature levels
🔁 Normally Closed (NC) – Conducts power during normal operation
🛡️ Critical Safety Component – Helps prevent overheating and fire hazards
💰 Cost-Effective Repair – Affordable alternative to OEM thermal cut-offs
📐 Product Specification
Part Number: XPMTC-120
Component Type: Microwave Thermal Cut-Off Fuse
Temperature Rating: 120℃ (248°F)
Contact Type: Normally Closed (NC)
Function: One-time safety cutoff
Material: Heat-resistant metal body
Application: Magnetron or microwave cavity temperature protection
Quality Level: Aftermarket replacement (not OEM)
🛠️ Installation Notes
Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver, insulated pliers
⚠️ Safety First:Unplug the microwave before servicing. Microwaves contain high-voltage components—allow capacitors to discharge before handling internal parts.
Basic Steps:
Disconnect microwave power.
Remove the outer cabinet or access panel.
Locate the thermal cut-off near the magnetron or cavity.
Disconnect wiring and remove the failed fuse.
Install the new XPMTC-120 (NC) thermal cut-off in the same position.
Reassemble the microwave and restore power.
Test operation.
⏱️ Time Required: 15–25 minutes
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XPMTC-70 Microwave Thermal Fuse 70 ℃ (158 °F) Normally Closed – Universal Microwave Safety Cutoff
Product Description
Protect your microwave from overheating with the XPMTC-70 Microwave Thermal Fuse 70 ℃ (158 °F). This high-quality aftermarket safety fuse is designed to permanently interrupt power when internal temperatures exceed safe operating limits. A blown thermal fuse can cause the microwave to lose power, stop heating, or shut down entirely. Replacing it with this reliable XPMTC-70 fuse restores safe operation and helps prevent damage to internal components.
Replaces Part Numbers
XPMTC-70, MTC-70, Microwave Thermal Fuse 70C, 158F Thermal Cutoff, KSD201 70C, KSD-40LC 70,
Compatibility
This universal microwave thermal fuse is compatible with many GE, Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Panasonic, Sharp, and Kenmore microwave ovens that require a 70 ℃ (158 °F) thermal cutoff.
Commonly used in countertop, over-the-range, and built-in microwave models.
Always verify temperature rating and fuse style before ordering.Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
✅ Key Features
🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Matches OEM temperature cutoff performance
🌡️ 70 ℃ (158 °F) Safety Rating – Activates at unsafe temperature levels
🛡️ Critical Safety Component – Helps prevent overheating and fire risk
💪 Durable Construction – Designed for long-term reliability
💰 Cost-Effective Repair – Affordable alternative to OEM thermal fuses
📐 Product Specification
Part Number: XPMTC-70
Component Type: Microwave Thermal Fuse / Thermal Cutoff
Temperature Rating: 70 ℃ (158 °F)
Function: One-time safety cutoff
Material: Heat-resistant metal body
Application: Microwave cavity or magnetron temperature protection
Quality Level: Aftermarket replacement (not OEM)
🛠️ Installation Notes
Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver, insulated pliers
⚠️ Safety First:Unplug the microwave before servicing. Microwaves contain high-voltage components—allow time for capacitors to discharge before handling internal parts.
Basic Steps:
Disconnect microwave power.
Remove the outer cabinet or access panel.
Locate the thermal fuse near the magnetron or cavity.
Disconnect wiring and remove the blown fuse.
Install the new XPMTC-70 thermal fuse in the same position.
Reassemble the unit and restore power.
Test microwave operation.
⏱️ Time Required: 15–25 minutes
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XPARTCO XPF09A Microwave High Voltage Line Fuse 5Kv, 0.9A (900mA)
The XPARTCO XPF09A is a replacement high-voltage line fuse for microwave ovens, rated 0.9 A (900 mA) at 5 kV. It is a glass-and-metal tube fuse that sits in the microwave's high-voltage circuit and protects it against overcurrent, so a fault such as a shorted diode or capacitor opens the fuse before it damages other components. When this fuse blows, the microwave typically stops heating or shuts down, although the lights, display, and fan can still work.
This is a universal-style fuse sold by rating, not by brand, so it fits any microwave that calls for a 0.9 A, 5 kV high-voltage fuse. A blown fuse is usually a symptom of another failed part, so the cause should be found and fixed as part of the repair. Replacement should be done by a qualified service technician.
Quick Answer
The XPARTCO XPF09A High Voltage Line Fuse is a 0.9 A, 5 kV high-voltage fuse for microwave ovens whose original fuse has blown, so the microwave won't heat. Match the rating printed on your old fuse before ordering. Classic symptom: the microwave powers on, the light and turntable work, but it does not heat food.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Microwave runs but does not heat
Microwave appears dead or shuts down when started, with a blown high-voltage fuse
High-voltage fuse open or blackened after a component failure
Keeping a rated spare on hand for technician repairs
Cross Reference Information
Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item.
Replaces Part Numbers
This fuse is sold under the following part number and rating:
XP5KV09A, XPF09A, F900mAL5KV, EAF36358314, DE91-70060B, F900mAL5KV, EAF36358314, AP5957954, PS10067115, WB26X35519, AP6997696. PS16542134, WB02X35377, AP6989400, PD00084692, PS16216933, WB27X35672, PD00078809, EAP16219548, AP6994733, PS16219548, EAF36358316, PD00051271, EAP10066444, AP5957955, PS10066444, XP5KV09A, 5kv 0.9A
This is a rating-based universal fuse, so there is no single manufacturer part number. Match your oven's fuse by the 0.9 A (900 mA), 5 kV rating marked on the old fuse or listed in your service manual.
Compatibility
This fuse is for microwave ovens that use a:
0.9 A (900 mA), 5 kV high-voltage fuse
Note: Microwaves use different fuses, and the rating must match. Some use 0.75 A, 0.8 A, or other high-voltage ratings, and a separate low-voltage line fuse near the power cord (for example, 125 V, 20 A) is a different part. Check the rating on your old fuse or in your service manual. Contact our support team with your model number and we'll help verify before you order.
Key Features
Replacement high-voltage microwave fuse, 0.9 A (900 mA) at 5 kV
Glass-and-metal tube construction
Overcurrent protection for the microwave's high-voltage circuit
Sold by rating, so it suits any microwave that calls for a 0.9 A, 5 kV fuse
Product Specifications
Part Number
XPF09A
Part Type
Microwave High-Voltage Line Fuse
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Current Rating
0.9 A (900 mA)
Voltage Rating
5 kV
Construction
Glass and Metal Tube
Application
Microwave Ovens Using a 0.9 A, 5 kV Fuse
Installation Notes
⚠️ Danger: Lethal Charge — Qualified Technician Installation Only A microwave's high-voltage capacitor can hold a lethal electrical charge even after the microwave is unplugged. Replacing a high-voltage fuse should be done by a qualified service technician who knows how to safely discharge and test the high-voltage circuit. Do not open the microwave cabinet unless you are trained to do so. Unplugging the microwave does not make this circuit safe. A technician will normally unplug the unit, discharge the capacitor, and test the old fuse for continuity. Because a blown fuse is usually the result of another failed part, such as the diode, capacitor, or transformer, the cause should be found and corrected before the new fuse is fitted, or it will likely blow again. Fit the new fuse in the same holder, confirm the rating matches, and make sure all covers are back in place before powering the microwave.
Frequently Asked Questions
My microwave runs but won't heat. Is this the part I need?
A blown high-voltage fuse is one possible cause, along with a failed diode, capacitor, magnetron, or transformer. A technician can test the fuse for continuity. If it has none, replace it, and find out why it blew.
How do I know if I need a 0.9 A fuse?
Check the rating printed on your old fuse or listed in your oven's service manual. The rating must match. Other microwaves use different ratings, so contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure.
Is this the same as a microwave line fuse near the power cord?
No. A low-voltage line fuse, such as a 125 V, 20 A one, is a different part. This is a high-voltage fuse rated 0.9 A at 5 kV.
Can I install this myself?
We recommend installation by a qualified technician only. The high-voltage circuit can hold a lethal charge even when the microwave is unplugged.
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(5 Pack) XPARTCO XP5KV09A Microwave Line Fuse 0.9A, 5KV
The XPARTCO XP5KV09A is a pack of 5 replacement high-voltage fuses for microwave ovens, each rated 0.9 A (900 mA) at 5 kV. Each is a glass-and-metal tube fuse that sits in the microwave's high-voltage circuit and protects it against overcurrent, so a fault such as a shorted diode or capacitor opens the fuse before it damages other components. When this fuse blows, the microwave typically stops heating or shuts down, although the lights, display, and fan can still work.
These are universal-style fuses sold by rating, not by brand, so they fit any microwave that calls for a 0.9 A, 5 kV high-voltage fuse. The 5-pack covers the repair and leaves spares for the next one. A blown fuse is usually a symptom of another failed part, so the cause should be found and fixed as part of the repair. Replacement should be done by a qualified service technician.
Quick Answer
The (5 Pack) XPARTCO XP5KV09A Microwave Fuse is a pack of five 0.9 A, 5 kV high-voltage fuses for microwave ovens whose original fuse has blown, so the microwave won't heat. Match the rating printed on your old fuse before ordering. Classic symptom: the microwave powers on, the light and turntable work, but it does not heat food.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Microwave runs but does not heat
Microwave appears dead or shuts down when started, with a blown high-voltage fuse
High-voltage fuse open or blackened after a component failure
Keeping a rated spare on hand for technician repairs
Cross Reference Information
Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item.
Replaces Part Numbers
These fuses are sold under the following part number and rating:
XP5KV09A, F900mAL5KV, EAF36358314, DE91-70071A, DE91-70060B, F900mAL5KV, EAF36358314, ALG54035, PD00074794, AP5957954, PS10067115, WB26X35519, AGE22550, AP6997696. PD00096398, PS16542134, WB02X35377, AGE21237, AP6989400, PD00084692, PS16216933, WB27X35672, AGE22690, PD00078809, EAP16219548, AP6994733, PS16219548, EAF36358316, PD00051271, EAP10066444, ALG54048, AP5957955, PS10066444
This is a rating-based universal fuse, so there is no single manufacturer part number. Match your oven's fuse by the 0.9 A (900 mA), 5 kV rating marked on the old fuse or listed in your service manual.
Compatibility
These fuses are for microwave ovens that use a:
0.9 A (900 mA), 5 kV high-voltage fuse
Note: Microwaves use different fuses, and the rating must match. Some use 0.75 A, 0.8 A, or other high-voltage ratings, and a separate low-voltage line fuse near the power cord (for example, 125 V, 20 A) is a different part. Check the rating on your old fuse or in your service manual. Contact our support team with your model number and we'll help verify before you order.
Key Features
Replacement high-voltage microwave fuses, 0.9 A (900 mA) at 5 kV
Glass-and-metal tube construction
Overcurrent protection for the microwave's high-voltage circuit
Sold by rating, so they suit any microwave that calls for a 0.9 A, 5 kV fuse
5 fuses per pack, with spares for future repairs
Product Specifications
Part Number
XP5KV09A
Part Type
Microwave High-Voltage Fuse
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Current Rating
0.9 A (900 mA)
Voltage Rating
5 kV
Quantity
5 Fuses
Construction
Glass and Metal Tube
Application
Microwave Ovens Using a 0.9 A, 5 kV Fuse
Installation Notes
⚠️ Danger: Lethal Charge — Qualified Technician Installation Only A microwave's high-voltage capacitor can hold a lethal electrical charge even after the microwave is unplugged. Replacing a high-voltage fuse should be done by a qualified service technician who knows how to safely discharge and test the high-voltage circuit. Do not open the microwave cabinet unless you are trained to do so. Unplugging the microwave does not make this circuit safe. A technician will normally unplug the unit, discharge the capacitor, and test the old fuse for continuity. Because a blown fuse is usually the result of another failed part, such as the diode, capacitor, or transformer, the cause should be found and corrected before the new fuse is fitted, or it will likely blow again. Fit the new fuse in the same holder, confirm the rating matches, keep the remaining fuses as spares, and make sure all covers are back in place before powering the microwave.
Frequently Asked Questions
My microwave runs but won't heat. Is this the part I need?
A blown high-voltage fuse is one possible cause, along with a failed diode, capacitor, magnetron, or transformer. A technician can test the fuse for continuity. If it has none, replace it, and find out why it blew.
How do I know if I need a 0.9 A fuse?
Check the rating printed on your old fuse or listed in your oven's service manual. The rating must match. Other microwaves use different ratings, so contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure.
Is this the same as a microwave line fuse near the power cord?
No. A low-voltage line fuse, such as a 125 V, 20 A one, is a different part. This is a high-voltage fuse rated 0.9 A at 5 kV.
How many fuses come in this order?
Each order includes 5 fuses.
Can I install this myself?
We recommend installation by a qualified technician only. The high-voltage circuit can hold a lethal charge even when the microwave is unplugged.
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XPARTCO WB03X27704 Microwave Waveguide Locking Button – Compatible with GE Microwaves
Product Description
Protect your microwave’s internal components with the XPARTCO WB03X27704 Microwave Waveguide Locking Button. This high-quality aftermarket replacement secures the waveguide cover in place, preventing it from shifting, falling, or allowing food splatter to enter the waveguide channel. A broken or missing locking button can lead to sparking, uneven heating, or damage to the magnetron. Replacing it with this durable XPARTCO button restores safe and reliable microwave performance.
Replaces Part Numbers
WB03X27704, WB02X10997, PD00045753, EAP12582530, AP6783280, 4813990, PS12582530
Compatibility
This replacement waveguide locking button fits select GE countertop, over-the-range, and built-in microwaves.
Example compatible models include (but are not limited to):GE JVM3160DFWW, JVM6175SK3SS, JVM7195SK5SS, PVM9005SJ2SS, and many others.
Always verify your microwave’s model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
✅ Key Features
🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Designed to match OEM fit, size, and retention strength
🔒 Secures Waveguide Cover – Prevents shifting, sparking, or magnetron contamination
💰 Cost-Effective Solution – Affordable alternative to OEM locking buttons
🛠️ Durable Construction – Precision-molded plastic resists heat and wear
🛡️ Fixes Common Issues – Solves loose or missing cover, arcing, or uneven microwave heating
📐 Product Specification
Part Number: WB03X27704
Component Type: Microwave Waveguide Cover Locking Button
Material: High-strength molded plastic
Color: Black (may vary slightly by batch)
Mounting: Snaps into microwave cavity to retain waveguide cover
Compliance: Built to OEM-equivalent quality standards (not OEM)
🛠️ Installation Notes
Tools Needed: None (in most models)
⚠️ Safety First: Always unplug the microwave before servicing.Microwaves contain high-voltage components even when unplugged — avoid internal access unless qualified.
Steps:
Disconnect power to the microwave.
Open the microwave interior and remove the damaged or missing locking button.
Position the new XPARTCO WB03X27704 locking button in the designated cavity slot.
Press firmly until it snaps into place.
Ensure the waveguide cover is securely held.
Restore power and test microwave operation.
⏱️ Time Required: 1–2 minutes
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(5 Pack) XPARTCO XP5KV085A Microwave High Voltage 850mA (0.85A), 5KV Fuse
The XPARTCO XP5KV085A is a pack of 5 replacement high-voltage fuses for microwave ovens, each rated 0.85 A (850 mA) at 5 kV. Each is a glass-and-metal tube fuse that sits in the microwave's high-voltage circuit and protects it against overcurrent, so a fault such as a shorted diode or capacitor opens the fuse before it damages other components. When this fuse blows, the microwave typically stops heating or shuts down, although the lights, display, and fan can still work.
These are universal-style fuses sold by rating, not by brand, so they fit any microwave that calls for a 0.85 A, 5 kV high-voltage fuse. The 5-pack covers the repair and leaves spares for the next one. A blown fuse is usually a symptom of another failed part, so the cause should be found and fixed as part of the repair. Replacement should be done by a qualified service technician.
Quick Answer
The (5 Pack) XPARTCO XP5KV085A High Voltage Fuse is a pack of five 0.85 A, 5 kV high-voltage fuses for microwave ovens whose original fuse has blown, so the microwave won't heat. Match the rating printed on your old fuse before ordering. Classic symptom: the microwave powers on, the light and turntable work, but it does not heat food.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Microwave runs but does not heat
Microwave appears dead or shuts down when started, with a blown high-voltage fuse
High-voltage fuse open or blackened after a component failure
Keeping a rated spare on hand for technician repairs
Cross Reference Information
Part numbers can change over a product's lifecycle as manufacturers update designs or release new appliance models. For your convenience, we've included any known superseded, alternate, or cross-reference part numbers that match this item.
Replaces Part Numbers
These fuses are sold under the following part number and rating:
XP5KV085A, 5KV 0.85A
This is a rating-based universal fuse, so there is no single manufacturer part number. Match your oven's fuse by the 0.85 A (850 mA), 5 kV rating marked on the old fuse or listed in your service manual.
Compatibility
These fuses are for microwave ovens that use a:
0.85 A (850 mA), 5 kV high-voltage fuse
Note: Microwaves use different fuses, and the rating must match. Some use 0.65 A, 0.7 A, 0.75 A, 0.8 A, 0.9 A, or other high-voltage ratings, and a separate low-voltage line fuse near the power cord (for example, 125 V, 20 A) is a different part. Check the rating on your old fuse or in your service manual. Contact our support team with your model number and we'll help verify before you order.
Key Features
Replacement high-voltage microwave fuses, 0.85 A (850 mA) at 5 kV
Glass-and-metal tube construction
Overcurrent protection for the microwave's high-voltage circuit
Sold by rating, so they suit any microwave that calls for a 0.85 A, 5 kV fuse
5 fuses per pack, with spares for future repairs
Product Specifications
Part Number
XP5KV085A
Part Type
Microwave High-Voltage Fuse
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Current Rating
0.85 A (850 mA)
Voltage Rating
5 kV
Quantity
5 Fuses
Construction
Glass and Metal Tube
Application
Microwave Ovens Using a 0.85 A, 5 kV Fuse
Installation Notes
⚠️ Danger: Lethal Charge — Qualified Technician Installation Only
A microwave's high-voltage capacitor can hold a lethal electrical charge even after the microwave is unplugged. Replacing a high-voltage fuse should be done by a qualified service technician who knows how to safely discharge and test the high-voltage circuit. Do not open the microwave cabinet unless you are trained to do so. Unplugging the microwave does not make this circuit safe. A technician will normally unplug the unit, discharge the capacitor, and test the old fuse for continuity. Because a blown fuse is usually the result of another failed part, such as the diode, capacitor, or transformer, the cause should be found and corrected before the new fuse is fitted, or it will likely blow again. Fit the new fuse in the same holder, confirm the rating matches, keep the remaining fuses as spares, and make sure all covers are back in place before powering the microwave.
Frequently Asked Questions
My microwave runs but won't heat. Is this the part I need?
A blown high-voltage fuse is one possible cause, along with a failed diode, capacitor, magnetron, or transformer. A technician can test the fuse for continuity. If it has none, replace it, and find out why it blew.
How do I know if I need a 0.9 A fuse?
Check the rating printed on your old fuse or listed in your oven's service manual. The rating must match. Other microwaves use different ratings, so contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure.
Is this the same as a microwave line fuse near the power cord?
No. A low-voltage line fuse, such as a 125 V, 20 A one, is a different part. This is a high-voltage fuse rated 0.85 A at 5 kV.
How many fuses come in this order?
Each order includes 5 fuses.
Can I install this myself?
We recommend installation by a qualified technician only. The high-voltage circuit can hold a lethal charge even when the microwave is unplugged.
Shop With Confidence
A U.S.-based appliance parts retailer specializing in genuine OEM and high-quality replacement parts. We stock components for all major appliance brands and offer fast shipping from our U.S. warehouse. Our team is available to help verify compatibility before you purchase.
✓ Fast US Shipping
✓ Quality Aftermarket Parts
✓ Compatibility Support
✓ Secure Checkout
WG447 Microwave Mica Sheet, Waveguide Cover – Compatible with Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Panasonic, and More
Product Description
Protect your microwave’s internal components with the WG447 Microwave Mica Sheet / Waveguide Cover. Microwave mica chips can effectively prevent water or oil and other substances from splashing on the magnetron or other components during the heating process of food. Protect the microwave oven from burning.
Size can be cut: The waveguide cover size is 10 cm*10.8 cm (3.93 in x 4.65 in), you could cut it into any size to fit your microwave oven. Easy to cut.
Widely used: As a kind of heat resisting and insulating product. Mica Plates is widely used in household appliances such as hair dryers, toasters, microwave ovens, warmers, etc.
Replaces Part Numbers
universal microwave mica sheet equivalents.
Size can be cut: The waveguide cover size is 10 cm*10.8 cm (3.93 in x 4.65 in), you could cut it into any size to fit your microwave oven. Easy to cut.
Compatibility
This replacement waveguide cover fits a wide range of Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Panasonic, Emerson, Sharp, Kenmore, and other microwaves that use a cut-to-fit mica sheet.
Common compatible models include (but are not limited to):Whirlpool WMH31017HS, GE JVM3160RFSS, Samsung ME18H704SFS, LG LMV1762ST, Panasonic NN-SN766S.
Always compare dimensions before ordering. Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
✅ Key Features
🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Universal cut-to-fit design matches OEM insulation and heat resistance
⚡ Restores Safe Operation – Prevents arcing, sparking, and microwave energy leakage
🔥 Heat & Moisture Resistant – Made from high-grade mica composite
✂️ Easy to Trim – Can be cut to match original waveguide cover size
🛡️ Fixes Common Issues – Solves sparking, burning smell, and uneven heating caused by damaged covers
📐 Product Specification
Part Number: WG447
Component Type: Microwave Mica Sheet / Waveguide Cover
Material: Heat-resistant mica composite
Dimensions: Approx. 6" × 6" (can be trimmed to size)
Thickness: Standard 0.3–0.4 mm mica sheet
Mounting: Press-fit or screw-secured depending on model
Compliance: Built to OEM-equivalent quality standards (not OEM)
🛠️ Installation Notes
Tools Needed: Scissors or utility knife (for trimming), screwdriver (if applicable)
⚠️ Safety First: Always unplug the microwave before servicing. Do not operate the microwave without a waveguide cover.
Steps:
Disconnect power and remove the old burned or damaged mica cover.
Use the old cover as a template to trim the new WG447 mica sheet.
Align the new cover over the waveguide opening.
Press into clips or secure with screws depending on your model.
Restore power and test heating performance.
⏱️ Time Required: 5–10 minutes
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