MWC21095 Microwave High Voltage Capacitor (2100VAC, 0.95µF)
The MWC21095 is a universal high voltage capacitor for microwave ovens, part of the high-voltage power supply circuit that steps up household voltage to the extreme level the magnetron needs to generate cooking power. Working alongside the high-voltage diode and transformer, this capacitor doubles the rectified voltage feeding the magnetron — it's a core piece of why a microwave can produce thousands of volts internally from a standard household outlet.
Rated 2100VAC, 0.95µF, ±3% tolerance, oval aluminum can construction with two male terminals spaced 1/4" (6.35mm) apart. Overall dimensions approximately 3.35"H (body) x 2.75"W x 2.05"D, with the terminal housing adding roughly 1.3" to the total height. Over time, the internal dielectric can break down from repeated high-voltage cycling, causing the capacitor to lose capacitance or fail outright — sometimes shorting internally. Symptoms of a failing capacitor include the microwave running (light on, turntable turning, fan running) but not heating food, a buzzing or humming noise from the high-voltage compartment, arcing or sparking sounds, or the microwave tripping a breaker shortly after starting.
⚠️ Extreme Danger — Lethal Voltage Risk A microwave's high voltage capacitor can retain a lethal electrical charge for a long time after the microwave has been unplugged — this is one of the most dangerous components in any household appliance to work on. Even with the microwave fully unplugged, this capacitor can still deliver a fatal shock if handled incorrectly. Before touching any component in the high-voltage compartment, the capacitor must be safely discharged by shorting both terminals to the chassis ground using an insulated-handle screwdriver, and that discharge should be verified with a multimeter before proceeding. If you are not fully trained and confident in safely discharging a high voltage capacitor, do not attempt this repair — have a qualified appliance technician replace this part instead. This applies every time, regardless of how long the microwave has been unplugged.
Quick Answer
The MWC21095 Microwave High Voltage Capacitor fixes microwave ovens that run (light, turntable, fan all working) but don't heat food, make a buzzing or arcing sound from the high-voltage compartment, or trip the breaker shortly after starting. 2100VAC, 0.95µF, ±3%, oval, 2 male terminals (1/4"/6.35mm spacing). Retains a lethal electrical charge even after unplugging — must be properly discharged before any handling.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Microwave runs (light on, turntable turning, fan running) but doesn't heat food
Buzzing or humming noise from the high-voltage compartment
Arcing or sparking sound during operation
Microwave trips the breaker shortly after starting a cook cycle
Microwave that used to heat inconsistently and has now stopped heating altogether
Visible bulging, leaking, or discoloration on the capacitor can
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
TJ13QBP21095, 13QBP0300, 13QBP21095, AP5633423, RC-QZA234WRE0, RC-QZB011MRE0, RCQZA331WRZZ, 5304513458, PD00065299, EAP12365444, 4584979, AP6301645, PS12365444, 00631397, 631397, PD00044249, EAP10057840, 4161979, AP5950362, PS10057840, WB27X11031, PD00040188, EAP2339855, 1474116, AP4362390, PS2339855, WB27X10073, PD00045875, EAP239187, 769853, AP2025984, PS239187, WB27X11011, PD00087136, EAP2345628, 1474103, AP4368101, PS2345628, 2501-001016, 2028385, AP4033712, PS4130923, 8206562, PD00074258, EAP1486840, 1200936, AP3890709, PS1486840, 5304528930, 5304464253, AP7017693, PS2203382, WB27X10009, 254534, AH239117, EA239117, AP2025928, PS239117, WP815073, AP6011690, PS11744888, 2501-000260, AP4033659, PS4130923
This is a universal component rather than a single-manufacturer part, so the specific OEM number your microwave's label references will vary by brand (GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Samsung, LG, and others). This capacitor is a correct replacement for any microwave capacitor matching the 2100VAC, 0.95µF specification. If you have your original part number, contact our support team and we will verify compatibility before you order.
Compatibility
This capacitor is a universal replacement compatible with household microwave ovens across all major brands — GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Samsung, LG, and others — wherever the original capacitor is rated:
2100VAC
0.95µF (or a rating within roughly 10–20% higher than your original — see FAQ)
Oval shape with 2 male terminals, 1/4" (6.35mm) spacing
Note: Voltage rating must match your original capacitor exactly — never substitute a lower voltage rating, and don't assume a higher voltage rating is automatically safe on this component the way it is with an HVAC run capacitor, since the high-voltage diode in the circuit must also be rated to match. Capacitance (µF) has more tolerance than voltage: a modest increase over the original rating is generally acceptable, but always try to match as closely as possible. If you're unsure whether this capacitor matches your microwave's original specification, check the rating printed on your existing capacitor's can before ordering, or contact our support team for help confirming compatibility.
Key Features
Universal microwave high voltage capacitor — a core component of the high-voltage power supply circuit
2100VAC, 0.95µF, ±3% tolerance
Oval aluminum can construction for durability
Resolves "runs but doesn't heat," "buzzing or arcing noise," and "trips the breaker" symptoms caused by capacitor failure
2 male terminals, 1/4" (6.35mm) spacing, for a direct plug-on fit to standard microwave wiring
Compatible with GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Samsung, LG, and most other major microwave brands
Built to meet or exceed industry-standard specifications for this capacitor class
Product Specifications
Part Number
MWC21095
Part Type
Microwave High Voltage Capacitor
Condition
New — Universal Replacement Part
Voltage Rating
2100VAC
Capacitance
0.95 µF (mfd)
Tolerance
±3%
Shape
Oval
Terminals
2 male, 1/4" (6.35mm) spacing
Overall Height
8.5cm / 3.35 in.
Body Height
7cm / 2.75 in.
Body Width
5.2cm / 2.05 in.
Terminal Housing Height
3.3cm / 1.3 in.
Material
Aluminum can
Application
Household Microwave Ovens
Quantity
1 high voltage capacitor
Compatible Brands
Universal — GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Samsung, LG, and most other major brands
Installation Notes
⚠️ Extreme Danger — Discharge Fully Before Any Contact Unplug the microwave and wait, but never assume the capacitor is safe based on time alone. Remove the outer cabinet to access the high-voltage compartment. Before touching anything else, discharge the capacitor by shorting both terminals to the chassis ground using an insulated-handle screwdriver — do this deliberately and do not rush. Verify the capacitor reads no charge with a multimeter before proceeding. Never assume a capacitor is discharged just because time has passed, and never touch the terminals directly, even with the microwave unplugged. If you are not completely confident performing this discharge procedure safely, stop and have a qualified appliance technician complete this repair.
⚠️ Match The Terminal Wiring Exactly Wear insulated gloves and safety glasses. After confirming the capacitor is fully discharged, photograph the wiring on both terminals before disconnecting anything. Remove the mounting bracket or strap holding the old capacitor in place, and disconnect each wire from its terminal. Install the new MWC21095 in the same mounting position, and reconnect each wire to its matching terminal exactly as photographed — the two terminals are not interchangeable in some circuit configurations, so accuracy here matters. Secure the mounting bracket or strap. Reinstall the outer cabinet before restoring power. Plug the microwave back in and test with a cup of water to confirm normal heating without unusual noise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it really dangerous to work on this even with the microwave unplugged?
Yes, genuinely. This is one of the most dangerous repairs a person can attempt on a household appliance, because this capacitor is specifically capable of retaining a lethal electrical charge long after the microwave has lost power. Unplugging the microwave is a necessary first step, but it does not make the capacitor safe to touch on its own — proper discharge with an insulated tool, verified with a multimeter, is required every time before any contact with this component.
My microwave runs completely normally — light, turntable, fan — but food doesn't heat. Is this the capacitor?
It's one of the most common causes of exactly that symptom. Since the capacitor is part of the circuit that generates the high voltage the magnetron needs, a failed capacitor can leave every other function of the microwave working normally while the actual cooking power is missing entirely.
Can I use a capacitor with a slightly different µF rating than my original?
Some tolerance is generally acceptable here — a modest increase over your original rating, often cited as up to roughly 10-20% higher, typically works fine, since the capacitance value isn't as tightly critical to the magnetron's operation as some assume. That said, always aim to match your original rating as closely as possible, and never substitute a different voltage rating; the voltage must match your original capacitor exactly.
Should I replace the high-voltage diode at the same time?
It's worth considering. The capacitor and diode work together in the same high-voltage circuit, and a failure in one can sometimes stress or damage the other. If your capacitor failed and you're already taking the precautions needed to safely access this compartment, it may be a reasonable time to inspect or replace the diode as well, particularly if the microwave shows signs of a more significant electrical fault.
Is this a genuine OEM part?
This is a universal replacement part rather than a brand-specific OEM part. Because high voltage capacitors of this type are a standardized component defined by their electrical specifications, this capacitor is a correct replacement for any microwave's original capacitor sharing the same 2100VAC, 0.95µF rating — regardless of which brand originally installed it.
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XPARTCO MWC21105 Microwave High Voltage Capacitor, 2100 VAC 1.05 µF
The XPARTCO MWC21105 is an aftermarket replacement high-voltage capacitor for microwave ovens. It stores and releases electrical energy in the high-voltage circuit that powers the magnetron, the part that actually generates the heat. When the capacitor weakens or fails, the microwave can stop heating while the display, turntable, and light still work normally. It can also hum, trip the breaker, or blow the fuse.
Rated 2100 VAC and 1.05 µF, this oval, bracket-mounted capacitor has 1/4" male terminals and fits a wide range of microwaves from GE, Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Panasonic, Sharp, Kenmore, and other brands. Because the same capacitor was used under many manufacturers' part numbers, it carries a long cross-reference list; see the Replaces list below. Each order includes 1 capacitor.
Quick Answer
The XPARTCO MWC21105 Microwave Capacitor fixes a microwave that runs but doesn't heat, hums, or trips the breaker or blows the fuse because of a failed high-voltage capacitor. 2100 VAC, 1.05 µF, oval, bracket-mounted, 1/4" male terminals. Classic symptom: the light, display, and turntable all work, but food comes out cold. This part holds a dangerous electrical charge, so it should be installed by a qualified service technician.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Microwave runs but doesn't heat the food
Humming or buzzing noise from the microwave when it's running
Microwave trips the circuit breaker or blows the internal fuse
Weak or inconsistent heating
Visible bulging, leaking, or burn marks on the old capacitor
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 capacitor directly replaces the following part numbers:
WB27X11033, PD00030313, WB27X10308, WB27X10520, WB27X10701, WB27X10747, WB27X10805, 1474118, EAP2353613, AP4412060, PS2353613, W10850446, PD00032266, 4383732 EAP11731152, AP5999188, PS11731152, WB27X29988, PD00064298, 4586376, EAP12296267, AP6286260, PS12296267, 0CZZW1H004C, PD00032660, 1271742, EAP3517242, AP5199046, PS3517242, W10705215, W11335495, AP5956548, PS10063950, W11213318, PD00061266, EAP12349322, 4844491, AP6329441, PS12349322, WP8184813, PD00028888, EAP731741, 4437142, AP6011903, PS731741, WP4375020, PD00039292, EAP11742447, 4434444 AP6009291, PS11742447, 56002017, 56001435, AP4396772, 0CZZW1H004S, PD00008613, EAP3538829, 1271749 AP5199046, PS3538829, 0CZZW1H004K, 0CZZW1H001L, 1271745, EAP3517244, AP5199046, PS3517244
This capacitor was sold under the part numbers of many manufacturers, including GE (WB27X series), Whirlpool (W-series and WP-series), and LG and Samsung (0CZZW1H series), plus third-party catalog numbers (AP, PS, EAP, PD).
Note: The 1.0 µF capacitor (13QBP21100) is a different value and is not interchangeable with this 1.05 µF part. Always match the capacitance and voltage marked on your original capacitor.
Compatibility
This capacitor is used on microwave ovens from many brands, including:
GE, Kenmore, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, and Electrolux
Samsung, LG, and Goldstar
Panasonic and Sharp
Bosch, Magic Chef, Crosley, Admiral, Gibson, and Nrg
Note: Compatibility depends on matching the capacitance (1.05 µF), voltage rating (2100 VAC), and the physical size and terminal layout of your original capacitor, not just the brand. Check the values printed on your old capacitor, or contact our support team with your model number and we'll verify fit before you order.
Key Features
Aftermarket replacement microwave high-voltage capacitor
2100 VAC, 1.05 µF rating
Oval body with 1/4" male terminals and bracket mounting
Restores heating on microwaves with a failed capacitor
Cross-references to GE, Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, and other OEM numbering
1 capacitor per order
Product Specifications
Part Number
XPMWC21105
OEM Part Number
WB27X29988, W10850446, 0CZZW1H004C
Part Type
Microwave High Voltage Capacitor
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Voltage Rating
2100 VAC
Capacitance
1.05 µF (1.05 mfd)
Shape
Oval
Terminals
1/4" Male
Mounting
Bracket-Mounted
Quantity
1 Capacitor
Installation Notes
⚠️ Danger: Lethal Charge — Qualified Technician Installation Only A microwave high-voltage capacitor can hold a lethal electrical charge even after the microwave is unplugged. Installation should be done by a qualified service technician who knows how to safely discharge and test the high-voltage circuit. Do not touch the capacitor or its terminals, and 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, safely discharge the capacitor, and note the wiring before removal. Match the replacement's capacitance, voltage rating, and terminal layout to the original, mount it securely in the same bracket position, reconnect the wiring as it was, and confirm all covers are back in place before powering the microwave.
Frequently Asked Questions
My microwave runs but doesn't heat — is the capacitor the problem?
A failed high-voltage capacitor is one common cause of a microwave that runs but doesn't heat. Other high-voltage parts, such as the diode and the magnetron, can cause the same symptom, so a technician will usually test them together before replacing parts.
Is it safe to replace this myself?
We recommend a qualified service technician install this part. A microwave capacitor can retain a lethal electrical charge even when the microwave is unplugged, and the high-voltage circuit is dangerous to work around without the right training and tools.
Can I use a capacitor with a different capacitance or voltage?
No. Use the same rating as your original. This listing is a 1.05 µF, 2100 VAC capacitor. A 1.0 µF capacitor (13QBP21100) is a different part and is not a substitute.
What's included in the order?
1 high-voltage capacitor. It does not include a diode, fuse, or other components.
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XPHVC1095 Microwave High Voltage Capacitor, 2100 VAC, 0.95 µF – Universal Microwave Replacement
Product Description
Restore proper microwave heating performance with the HVC1095 Microwave High Voltage Capacitor (2100 VAC, 0.95 µF). This high-quality aftermarket capacitor stores and releases electrical energy required by the high-voltage circuit to power the magnetron. A faulty capacitor may cause the microwave to stop heating, hum loudly, or trip breakers. Replacing it with this reliable XPHVC1095 capacitor helps restore efficient heating and safe microwave operation.
Compatibility
This universal microwave high-voltage capacitor is compatible with many GE, Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Panasonic, Sharp, and Kenmore microwave ovens that require a 2100 VAC, 0.95 µF capacitor.
Commonly used in countertop, over-the-range, and built-in microwave models.
Always verify voltage and capacitance requirements before ordering.Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
✅ Key Features
🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Built to OEM-equivalent electrical specifications
⚡ 2100 VAC, 0.95 µF Rating – Supports proper magnetron operation
🔥 Restores Heating Function – Fixes microwave running but not heating
💪 Heavy-Duty Construction – Designed for high-voltage applications
💰 Cost-Effective Repair – Reliable alternative to OEM microwave capacitors
📐 Product Specification
Part Number: XPHVC1095
Component Type: Microwave High Voltage Capacitor
Voltage Rating: 2100 VAC
Capacitance: 0.95 µF (microfarad)
Application: High-voltage power supply circuit, (4.8 mm) 2 male terminals, Oval Shape
Mounting: Bracket-mounted
Quality Level: Aftermarket replacement (not OEM)
🛠️ Installation Notes
Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver, insulated pliers
⚠️ Safety First:WARNING: This high-voltage capacitor is for microwaves. High-voltage capacitor is an electric device that holds a charge of electricity in the high-voltage circuit of the microwave. Because high-voltage capacitors in a microwave can retain a lethal electrical charge even when the microwave is unplugged, a service technician should install this part.
Basic Steps:
Unplug the microwave.
Remove the outer cabinet.
Safely discharge the existing capacitor.
Disconnect wiring and remove the old capacitor.
Install the new HVC1095 capacitor securely.
Reconnect wiring, reassemble the cabinet, and restore power.
Test microwave heating operation.
⏱️ Time Required: 20–30 minutes
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MWCDF-095-2Kit Microwave Capacitor, Diode & Fuse Kit – Universal High-Voltage Repair Kit
Product Description
Restore proper microwave heating and electrical safety with the MWCDF-095-Kit Microwave Capacitor, Diode & Fuse Kit. This high-quality aftermarket repair kit includes the three most common high-voltage components required to fix no-heat and power-related microwave issues: a high-voltage capacitor, high-voltage diode, and high-voltage fuse. Failed components in the HV circuit can cause the microwave to run without heating, blow fuses, or shut down completely. Replacing the full kit helps ensure reliable heating and safe operation.
This Kit Includes Following Parts:
1 Capacitor
2 universal Diode (EXPHV10)
2 Ceramic Fuse (20 amp) 6.35 x 32 mm
2 5Kv Fuse (0.9A) 6x40mm
Replaces Part Numbers
Capacitor Replaces Part Numbers: TJ13QBP21095, 13QBP0300, 13QBP21095, AP5633423, RC-QZA234WRE0, RC-QZB011MRE0, RCQZA331WRZZ, 5304513458, PD00065299, EAP12365444, 4584979, AP6301645, PS12365444, 00631397, 631397, PD00044249, EAP10057840, 4161979, AP5950362, PS10057840, WB27X11031, PD00040188, EAP2339855, 1474116, AP4362390, PS2339855, WB27X10073, PD00045875, EAP239187, 769853, AP2025984, PS239187, WB27X11011, PD00087136, EAP2345628, 1474103, AP4368101, PS2345628, 2501-001016, 2028385, AP4033712, PS4130923, 8206562, PD00074258, EAP1486840, 1200936, AP3890709, PS1486840, 5304528930, 5304464253, AP7017693, PS2203382, WB27X10009, 254534, AH239117, EA239117, AP2025928, PS239117, WP815073, AP6011690, PS11744888, 2501-000260, AP4033659, PS4130923 and more
Compatibility
This universal microwave high-voltage repair kit is compatible with many GE, Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Panasonic, Sharp, and Kenmore microwave ovens that use a 0.95 µF high-voltage capacitor, standard microwave HV diode, and HV fuse.
Commonly used in countertop, over-the-range, and built-in microwave models.
Always verify capacitor rating and fuse specifications before ordering.Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
✅ Key Features
🔄 Aftermarket Replacement Kit – Built to OEM-equivalent electrical specifications
⚡ Complete HV Circuit Repair – Includes capacitor, diode, and fuse
🔥 Fixes No-Heat Issues – Restores proper magnetron power delivery
🛡️ Improves Electrical Safety – Protects microwave from overload and failure
💰 Cost-Effective Solution – Avoids expensive magnetron replacement
📐 Product Specification
Kit Name: MWC-095-Kit
Component Type: Microwave High-Voltage Repair Kit
Capacitor Rating: 2100 VAC, 0.95 µF
Diode Type: Microwave high-voltage diode
Fuse Type: Microwave high-voltage fuse
Application: Magnetron high-voltage power circuit
Quality Level: Aftermarket replacement (not OEM)
🛠️ Installation Notes
Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver, insulated pliers
⚠️ Safety First:Microwaves contain EXTREMELY HIGH VOLTAGE, even when unplugged. Always discharge the high-voltage capacitor before servicing. Professional installation is strongly recommended.
Basic Steps:
Unplug the microwave and remove the outer cabinet.
Safely discharge the existing high-voltage capacitor.
Remove the old capacitor, diode, and fuse.
Install the new components from the MWCDF-095-Kit.
Reassemble the cabinet and restore power.
Test microwave heating operation.
⏱️ Time Required: 25–35 minutes
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XPARTCO W10350564 Refrigerator Run Capacitor Replaces WPW10350564
The XPARTCO W10350564 is an aftermarket replacement compressor run capacitor compatible with a wide range of Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Roper, Admiral, Ikea, and Kenmore refrigerators and freezers. The run capacitor is a small but critical electrical component mounted near the compressor at the back of the refrigerator — it delivers a phase-shifted power boost that helps the compressor motor start at the beginning of each cooling cycle, and supports smooth, efficient motor operation while the compressor runs. When the capacitor fails — typically from dielectric breakdown, age, heat, or moisture intrusion — the compressor may fail to start, hum without starting, kick on and off repeatedly, or cause inconsistent cooling throughout the refrigerator.
Rated 12 µF (MFD) ±5% capacitance, 180VAC, 50/60Hz. This capacitor works together with the compressor start relay/start device — the two components are frequently replaced together, since a failed capacitor often stresses the relay and vice versa. It directly replaces WPW10350564, W10350564, AP6020176, PS11753490, EAP11753490, and 2683570. This is one of the most cost-effective refrigerator repairs — a failed run capacitor mimics symptoms of a failed compressor (a far more expensive repair), so testing and replacing the capacitor first can save hundreds of dollars. Installs in about 15 minutes with basic hand tools.
Quick Answer
The XPARTCO W10350564 Refrigerator Run Capacitor fixes Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, and Kenmore refrigerators and freezers where the compressor won't start, hums without starting, kicks on and off, or the fridge/freezer is too warm with inconsistent cooling. 12 µF (MFD) ±5%, 180VAC, 50/60Hz. Replaces WPW10350564, AP6020176, PS11753490, EAP11753490, 2683570. Often replaced together with the compressor start relay. A 15-minute repair that can save you from misdiagnosing a "failed compressor."
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Compressor won't start — no power boost from the failed capacitor
Compressor hums or clicks but doesn't start running
Compressor kicks on and off repeatedly (short cycling)
Refrigerator and freezer too warm — cooling cycles not completing
Fridge too warm while freezer seems okay — weak compressor operation
Noticeable humming sounds from the back of the refrigerator
Inconsistent cooling and variable temperatures inside the refrigerator
Refrigerator will not start at all
Capacitor visibly bulged, leaking, or burned
Capacitance test reads significantly off from 12 µF
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 run capacitor directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers:
WPW10350564, W10350564, PD00030179, EAP11753490, AP6020176, AWP50050, PS11753490.
If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility.
Compatibility
This run capacitor is compatible with select refrigerators and freezers from the following brands:
Whirlpool refrigerators — French door, side-by-side, and bottom-mount models (including WRX735SDBM00 and related WRX/WRF series)
Maytag refrigerators (select models)
KitchenAid refrigerators (select models)
Jenn-Air refrigerators (select models)
Amana refrigerators (select models)
Magic Chef refrigerators (select models)
Roper refrigerators (select models)
Admiral refrigerators (select models)
Ikea refrigerators (select Whirlpool-built models)
Kenmore / Sears refrigerators (select Whirlpool-built models)
Also fits compatible upright and chest freezers on the Whirlpool platform
Note: The run capacitor works together with the compressor start relay/start device. When one fails, the other has typically been stressed by the same electrical events — many repair scenarios call for replacing both at the same time since both are accessible in the same location and the combined parts cost is still far below a service call. Always verify your model number before ordering.
Key Features
Compressor run capacitor — delivers the phase-shifted power boost that starts the compressor motor and supports smooth operation during cooling cycles
Rated 12 µF (MFD) capacitance with ±5% tolerance — precise match to OEM electrical specifications
180VAC, 50/60Hz rating for compatible refrigerator compressor circuits
Resolves "compressor won't start," "humming but not starting," "short cycling," and "too warm" symptoms when caused by capacitor failure
A cost-effective first repair — failed capacitors commonly mimic the symptoms of a far more expensive failed compressor
Replaces WPW10350564, AP6020176, PS11753490, EAP11753490, and 2683570
Compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Roper, Admiral, Ikea, and Kenmore refrigerators and freezers
Often replaced together with the compressor start relay/start device as a paired repair
Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards
Quick DIY repair — installs in about 15 minutes with basic hand tools
Product Specifications
Part Number
W10350564
OEM Part Number
WPW10350564
Part Type
Refrigerator Compressor Run Capacitor
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Application
Refrigerators and Freezers (Whirlpool platform)
Capacitance
12 µF (MFD)
Tolerance
±5%
Voltage
180V AC
Frequency
50/60 Hz
Mounting Location
Near compressor, rear of refrigerator
Often Paired With
Compressor Start Relay / Start Device
Compatible Brands
Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Roper, Admiral, Ikea, Kenmore
Installation Notes
⚠️ Capacitor Safety Warning — Stored Electrical Charge Capacitors store an electrical charge even after the refrigerator is unplugged. Before handling the old capacitor, discharge it safely: with the refrigerator unplugged, touch the blade of an insulated-handle screwdriver across both capacitor terminals simultaneously to short them together (you may see or hear a small spark — that's the stored charge dissipating). Never touch the capacitor terminals with bare hands before discharging. If you're not comfortable with this step, have the repair done by a qualified appliance technician.
⚠️ Unplug Refrigerator Before Starting — Wear Work Gloves Unplug the refrigerator and pull it away from the wall to access the rear. Safely store any food that could spoil if the repair takes longer than expected. Wear work gloves to protect your hands. The run capacitor is located near the compressor at the bottom rear of the refrigerator, typically behind a lower rear access panel. Remove the screws holding the access panel and set it aside. Locate the capacitor — a small rectangular or oval component connected to the compressor's start relay/start device by wire terminals. Photograph the wire connections before disconnecting anything. Discharge the old capacitor before touching the terminals (see the safety warning above). Disconnect the wire terminals from the old capacitor — note which wire goes to which terminal. Release the capacitor from its mounting clip or bracket. Install the new W10350564 capacitor in the same position, secure the mounting clip, and reconnect the wires to the same terminals as photographed. While the panel is open, inspect the start relay/start device on the side of the compressor — if it rattles when shaken, shows burn marks, or has corroded terminals, replace it at the same time. Reinstall the rear access panel, push the refrigerator back into place, plug it in, and listen for the compressor to start smoothly within a few minutes. Allow several hours for the refrigerator to return to its set temperature. Tools needed: Phillips screwdriver, 1/4" nut driver, insulated-handle flathead screwdriver (for discharging), needle-nose pliers, work gloves.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if the run capacitor has failed and not the compressor?
This is the key question — because a failed $15–30 capacitor produces nearly identical symptoms to a failed $300+ compressor. Signs pointing to the capacitor: the compressor hums or clicks but won't start; the compressor tries to start, runs briefly, then shuts off (short cycling); or the refrigerator gradually stopped cooling with humming from the rear. To test: unplug the refrigerator, discharge the capacitor, disconnect it, and measure it with a multimeter that has a capacitance setting — a healthy capacitor reads close to 12 µF (within ±5%). A reading far off, zero, or infinite confirms the capacitor has failed. Visual signs like bulging, leaking, or burn marks also confirm failure. Given the low cost, replacing the capacitor (and start relay) first is the standard diagnostic approach before condemning the compressor.
Should I replace the start relay at the same time?
Yes, it's strongly recommended. The run capacitor and the compressor start relay/start device work together in the compressor's starting circuit — the relay switches power to the start winding while the capacitor provides the phase-shifted boost. When one fails, the other has typically been stressed by the same electrical events (voltage spikes, overheating, repeated failed start attempts). Both components are inexpensive, mounted in the same location on or near the compressor, and accessible in the same repair session. A quick relay check: with the refrigerator unplugged, remove the relay and shake it — if it rattles, the internal components have failed and it needs replacement.
Why does the capacitor need to be discharged before handling?
Capacitors store electrical energy — that's their job. Even after the refrigerator is unplugged, the capacitor can hold a charge capable of delivering a painful (and potentially dangerous) shock when you touch both terminals. Before handling, always discharge the capacitor by shorting both terminals together with the blade of an insulated-handle screwdriver — touch the metal blade across both terminals at once and hold for a second or two. You may see a small spark as the charge dissipates; that's normal. After discharging, the capacitor is safe to handle. This takes five seconds and eliminates the shock risk entirely.
What's the difference between a run capacitor and a start capacitor?
Both assist the compressor motor but in different phases of operation. A start capacitor delivers a large, brief boost only during the initial moment of motor startup, then is switched out of the circuit. A run capacitor — like the W10350564 — stays in the circuit continuously while the motor runs, providing an ongoing phase shift that improves the motor's running efficiency and torque. Household refrigerators on the Whirlpool platform typically use a run capacitor working alongside the start relay/start device. Match the replacement to your original: the W10350564 is a 12 µF, 180VAC run capacitor, and the capacitance rating must match for correct compressor operation.
Is this an OEM or aftermarket part?
This is an aftermarket replacement part built to OEM-equivalent quality standards. It is not a genuine Whirlpool OEM part, but is manufactured to match the electrical specifications (12 µF ±5%, 180VAC, 50/60Hz), terminal configuration, and compressor-support function of the original WPW10350564/W10350564 run capacitor used in compatible Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, and Kenmore refrigerators and freezers.
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XPARTCO EXPHV10 Microwave High Voltage Diode
The XPARTCO EXPHV10 is a universal aftermarket replacement high voltage diode (rectifier) compatible with most major microwave brands including GE, Whirlpool, Maytag, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Panasonic, Sharp, KitchenAid, and Kenmore. The high voltage diode is a critical component in the microwave's high-voltage circuit, working alongside the high-voltage capacitor and transformer to convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) — providing the high-voltage DC power required by the magnetron to generate microwave energy and heat food.
When the diode fails — due to electrical surges, overheating, or normal wear — the magnetron cannot receive the correct power supply, resulting in a microwave that runs but does not heat. A failed diode may also cause the high-voltage fuse to blow repeatedly. Rated at 12,000V DC (12 kV) with a 500mA current capacity, the EXPHV10 is a universal cross-brand replacement that meets or exceeds OEM specifications across hundreds of microwave models.
⚡ HIGH VOLTAGE SAFETY WARNING — READ BEFORE SERVICING Microwaves contain a high-voltage capacitor that can store a lethal electrical charge of up to 2,100 volts even when the microwave is unplugged. Do NOT touch any internal components without first discharging the capacitor. If you are not experienced with high-voltage appliance repair, do not attempt this repair yourself — contact a qualified appliance technician. Always unplug the microwave before opening the cabinet and discharge the capacitor using a properly insulated discharge tool before handling any internal parts.
Quick Answer
The XPARTCO EXPHV10 Microwave High Voltage Diode fixes microwaves that run but produce no heat, have a repeatedly blown fuse, or have a humming sound with no heating. It converts AC to DC power for the magnetron and is rated 12,000V DC / 500mA. Universal fit — compatible with most GE, Whirlpool, Maytag, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Panasonic, Sharp, KitchenAid, and Kenmore microwaves.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Microwave runs (turntable spins, light works) but does not heat food
High-voltage fuse blows repeatedly after replacement
Loud humming or buzzing sound with no heating
Microwave takes much longer than normal to heat food
Microwave heats unevenly or inconsistently
Replaces Part Numbers
This diode directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers:
HV10, EXPHV10, 2CL70, 2CL77, W11256462, W10886077, AWP43735, PD00047836, AP6784287, PS12584264, WB27X1160, AGE22195, PD00026293, AP2026385, PS239843, DE91-70063D, DE91-70063A, ASM94577, PD00033057, AP4236698, PS4235633, 5304417430, AP2151558, PS472334, 6021W3B001U, AP4439834, PS3528798, 6851W1A002E, ALG51731, PD00006373, AP5203812, PS3529603, 5304456178, AP3960683, PS1532581, 3518400800, AP7110292, 5304509479, 5304472472, AFR17769, PD00040522, AP4433625, PS12071314, WPR9800486, AWP128355, PD00004942, AP6014695, PS11747959, 11QBP0237, AP5633255, PS4085135, WB27X10744, AP3792899, PS953886, WB27X35382, WB27X10930, WB18X10449, WB27X10892, WB27X10965, WB27X11035, AP6992536, PS16219547, WB27X10562, AGE1037090, AP3187536, PS239704, WP13091701, AWP634588, PD00035043, AP6005641 PS11738693, WB27X10687, AGE1019656, PD00032466, AP3207509, PS953843, WB27X10107, AP2026017, PS239224, WB27X10037, AGE22509 PD00031660, AP2025948, PS239148, WPDE91-70063D, AWP547793, PD00034036, AP6014620, PS11747873, 6021W3B001V, 6021W3B001R, AP5632506 EAP3528799, ALG51931, PD00008859, AP4438526, PS3528799, WB27X21012, AGE360033, PD00037340, AP5791119, PS8754690, 00625682, 10001605, ABS11495, PD00047510, AP5804800, PS8770335, CL04-12.
If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility.
Compatibility
This universal high voltage diode is compatible with most microwave ovens from the following brands:
GE and Hotpoint microwaves
Whirlpool microwaves
Maytag microwaves
KitchenAid microwaves
Samsung microwaves
LG microwaves
Frigidaire and Electrolux microwaves
Panasonic microwaves
Sharp microwaves
Kenmore / Sears microwaves
Always verify your appliance model number before ordering. Contact our support team if you're unsure.
Key Features
Converts AC to DC power in the microwave's high-voltage circuit — enabling the magnetron to generate microwave energy and heat food
Rated 12,000V DC (12 kV) / 500mA — meets or exceeds OEM electrical specifications
Universal fit — compatible with most major microwave brands across hundreds of models
Aftermarket replacement built to OEM-equivalent quality standards
Pre-terminated leads — direct drop-in replacement, no modification required
Compact insulated design for safe and easy installation
Budget-friendly fix for one of the most common microwave no-heat failures
Product Specifications
Part Number
EXPHV10
Part Type
High Voltage Diode (Rectifier)
Condition
Aftermarket Replacement
Application
Microwave Oven High Voltage Circuit
Voltage Rating
12,000V DC (12 kV)
Current Rating
500 mA
Material
Insulated Epoxy Body
Terminals
Pre-terminated leads
Fit Type
Universal — fits most major microwave brands
Compatible Brands
GE, Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Panasonic, Sharp, Kenmore
Installation Notes
⚡ DANGER — HIGH VOLTAGE — DISCHARGE CAPACITOR BEFORE SERVICING Microwaves store a lethal charge in the high-voltage capacitor even when unplugged. You must discharge the capacitor before touching any internal parts. Use a properly insulated discharge tool or resistor — never a screwdriver or bare wire. Once the capacitor is safely discharged: unplug the microwave and remove the outer cover. Locate the high voltage diode — it is connected between the high-voltage capacitor and the chassis ground. Disconnect both leads, note the orientation/polarity, remove the old diode, and install the new EXPHV10 in the same position and orientation. Reconnect leads, reassemble the cover, and test heating operation. Time required: approximately 20–25 minutes. If you are unsure about any step, contact a qualified appliance technician.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the EXPHV10 fit my microwave?
The EXPHV10 is a universal replacement diode compatible with most GE, Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Panasonic, Sharp, and Kenmore microwaves. Use the model search above to verify, or contact our support team before ordering.
What does the high voltage diode do?
The high voltage diode works with the capacitor and transformer to convert AC power to high-voltage DC power — typically around 4,000 to 5,000 volts. This DC voltage powers the magnetron, which generates the microwave energy that heats food. A failed diode prevents the magnetron from receiving proper power, resulting in a microwave that runs but does not heat.
How do I test if my microwave diode is bad?
After safely discharging the capacitor, use a multimeter set to the diode test mode. A good diode will show continuity in one direction and no continuity in the other (one-way electrical flow). A bad diode will show either no continuity in both directions (open) or continuity in both directions (shorted). A shorted diode will also cause the fuse to blow repeatedly.
My microwave fuse keeps blowing — is the diode the problem?
A shorted high voltage diode is one of the most common causes of a repeatedly blown microwave fuse. When the diode shorts, it draws excess current which blows the fuse. If you replace only the fuse and it blows again immediately, test the diode and capacitor as well before replacing the fuse again.
Is this an OEM or aftermarket part?
This is an aftermarket universal replacement part built to OEM-equivalent electrical specifications. It is not a genuine OEM part from any specific brand, but is rated at 12,000V DC / 500mA — meeting or exceeding the requirements of most microwave high-voltage circuits.
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6324W1A001L Genuine LG OEM Microwave Magnetron
The 6324W1A001L is a genuine LG OEM magnetron for microwave ovens and microwave/oven combination units. The magnetron is the component that actually generates the microwave energy used to cook and heat food — it converts high-voltage electrical power into microwave-frequency radiation, which is then directed into the oven cavity by the waveguide to agitate water molecules in your food and produce heat. Without a functioning magnetron, every other part of the microwave can work perfectly — the turntable spins, the display counts down, the fan runs — while the food inside never actually heats up.
This is a genuine LG-manufactured magnetron used not only in LG microwaves but also, under LG's role as a shared component supplier, in microwaves sold under Frigidaire, Whirlpool, Kenmore, GE, Jenn-Air, Thermador, KitchenAid, Panasonic, Goldstar, Crosley, Gaggenau, Amana, and Bosch branding. Measuring approximately 4.5"L x 4.25"W x 5"H. A failed magnetron produces a distinct symptom: the microwave runs normally in every other respect — it powers on, the turntable turns, the timer counts down — but the food inside stays cold. Sparking or arcing behind the waveguide cover, visible burn marks on the magnetron, or a burning smell are also signs of magnetron failure or damage. It directly replaces 6324W1A001A, 6324W1A001B, 6324W1A001E, 6324W1A001H, 6324W1A001Y, AGF76878403, AP4457332, EAS42812905, EAS42812906, EAS42812937, PS3529034, and 1268208.
Quick Answer
The 6324W1A001L Genuine LG OEM Microwave Magnetron fixes microwaves and microwave/oven combos that run normally — turntable spins, display works, timer counts down — but the food never actually heats up. Also fixes sparking or arcing behind the waveguide cover. Approximately 4.5"L x 4.25"W x 5"H. Replaces 6324W1A001A, 6324W1A001B, 6324W1A001E, 6324W1A001H, 6324W1A001Y, AGF76878403, AP4457332, EAS42812905, EAS42812906, EAS42812937, PS3529034, 1268208. Microwaves contain a high-voltage capacitor that stores a dangerous charge even after unplugging — always discharge it before accessing the magnetron.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
Microwave runs normally — turntable spins, display works, timer counts down — but food doesn't heat up
Microwave heats very weakly or inconsistently
Sparking or arcing visible behind the waveguide cover in the oven cavity
Burning smell coming from the microwave during or after use
Visible smoke from inside the cavity
Burn marks or visible damage on the magnetron itself
Loud humming with no heating effect on food
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 microwave magnetron directly replaces the following OEM and cross-reference part numbers:
6324W1A001L, 6324W1A001A, 6324W1A001B, 6324W1A001E, 6324W1A001H, 6324W1A001Y, AGF76878403, AP4457332, EAS42812905, EAS42812906, EAS42812937, PS3529034, WB26X32629, AP6888676, WB27X26081, WB27X10305, 4930994, WB27X10876.
If your part number is not listed above, contact our support team before ordering and we will verify compatibility.
Compatibility
This magnetron is compatible with select microwaves and microwave/oven combos from a wide range of brands, since LG manufactures this component for use across multiple appliance brands, including:
LG (including LRM2060ST and LMV2031ST models)
Kenmore, GE, Frigidaire, Whirlpool, and Amana
Jenn-Air, KitchenAid, Thermador, Gaggenau, and Bosch
Panasonic, Goldstar, and Crosley
Note: Even though this magnetron is used across many brands, magnetrons that look similar can have small but important variations in size and shape between models. Always verify your full model number before ordering. Contact our support team with your model number if you're unsure.
Key Features
Genuine LG OEM part — factory-specified microwave frequency output and mounting configuration
Generates the microwave energy that cooks and heats food
Resolves "runs but doesn't heat," "weak or inconsistent heating," "sparking behind the waveguide," and "burning smell" symptoms caused by magnetron failure
Approximately 4.5"L x 4.25"W x 5"H
Direct drop-in replacement — matches the original mounting bracket and waveguide alignment
Replaces 6324W1A001A, 6324W1A001B, 6324W1A001E, 6324W1A001H, 6324W1A001Y, AGF76878403, AP4457332, EAS42812905, EAS42812906, EAS42812937, PS3529034, and 1268208
Widely compatible across LG, Kenmore, GE, Frigidaire, Whirlpool, Jenn-Air, KitchenAid, Thermador, Panasonic, Goldstar, Crosley, Gaggenau, Amana, and Bosch microwaves
Genuine OEM replacement — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance
Moderate DIY repair for those comfortable with microwave high-voltage safety procedures
Product Specifications
Part Number
6324W1A001L
Part Type
Microwave Magnetron
Condition
Genuine OEM
Brand
LG
Application
Microwave Ovens / Microwave-Oven Combos
Function
Generates the microwave energy used to heat and cook food
Dimensions
Approx. 4.5"L x 4.25"W x 5"H
Repair Difficulty
Moderate — high-voltage discharge required
Quantity
1 magnetron
Compatible Brands
LG, Kenmore, GE, Frigidaire, Whirlpool, Amana, Jenn-Air, KitchenAid, Thermador, Gaggenau, Bosch, Panasonic, Goldstar, Crosley
Installation Notes
⚠️ Danger — Microwave High-Voltage Capacitor Unplug the microwave before beginning any work. Microwaves contain a high-voltage capacitor that can store a dangerous, potentially lethal electrical charge even after the unit has been unplugged. Before opening the cabinet or touching any internal component, discharge the capacitor using an insulated screwdriver shorted across its terminals — never touch the capacitor or its terminals directly, and never work on a microwave's internals without performing this step first. If you are not fully comfortable and experienced with high-voltage discharge procedures, have a qualified appliance technician perform this repair instead.
⚠️ Test Other High-Voltage Components Before Assuming It's The Magnetron Wear work gloves. After confirming the capacitor is fully discharged, remove the outer cabinet to access the internal components. Before replacing the magnetron, it's worth testing the other high-voltage components — the transformer, diode, and capacitor — since a fault in any of these can produce similar "runs but doesn't heat" symptoms, and replacing the magnetron alone won't fix the problem if one of these other parts has actually failed. Photograph the magnetron's mounting and waveguide connection before removing anything. Disconnect the magnetron's electrical leads, remove the mounting screws securing it to the waveguide assembly, and carefully lift the old magnetron free. Install the new 6324W1A001L in the same orientation, aligning it correctly with the waveguide opening, and secure the mounting screws. Reconnect the electrical leads exactly as they were before removal. Reinstall the outer cabinet, restore power, and test with a cup of water to confirm normal heating without unusual sounds, sparking, or smoke. Tools needed: nut driver or socket set, Phillips screwdriver, insulated screwdriver for capacitor discharge, multimeter (for testing other components), work gloves.
Frequently Asked Questions
My microwave runs but doesn't heat anything. Is this the right part?
It's the most common cause of exactly that symptom. When the turntable spins, the display works, and the timer counts down normally, but food comes out just as cold as it went in, the magnetron has very likely failed. Other high-voltage components (the transformer, diode, or capacitor) can sometimes cause the same symptom, so if you're comfortable testing with a multimeter, it's worth ruling those out first — but a failed magnetron is the single most frequent cause reported for this exact complaint.
Why does the same part fit so many different brands?
LG manufactures magnetrons and other core components that get used across microwaves sold under many different brand names, since several appliance companies share manufacturing platforms or source key parts from the same suppliers rather than building everything in-house. This is a normal and well-documented part of how microwave manufacturing works — it doesn't mean the part is generic or lower quality, just that LG's magnetron design is used broadly across the industry.
I see sparking behind the cover inside the microwave. Is that the magnetron?
It can be. Sparking or arcing behind the waveguide cover, especially with visible smoke or a burning smell, points to damage in the magnetron or the waveguide area. Inspect the magnetron for burn marks once you've safely discharged the capacitor and opened the cabinet — if you see charring or damage, replacement is the correct fix. Stop using the microwave immediately if you notice sparking, smoke, or burning smells.
Do I need any special skills to replace this part?
This is a moderate DIY repair, and the key skill required isn't mechanical — it's safely discharging the microwave's high-voltage capacitor before doing anything else. If you're not fully confident performing that step correctly, this is a good repair to leave to a qualified appliance technician, since the capacitor can hold a dangerous charge even with the unit unplugged.
Is this an OEM or aftermarket part?
This is a genuine OEM part, manufactured by LG to factory specifications — guaranteed fit, materials, and performance. It matches the original microwave frequency output, mounting configuration, and dimensions of the magnetron originally installed in your microwave.
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XP5KV07A Microwave High Voltage Fuse 0.7A (700mA), 5kV – Compatible with GE, LG, Whirlpool, Samsung, and Panasonic Microwaves
Product Description
Protect your microwave’s high-voltage system with the XP5KV07A Microwave High Voltage Fuse (0.7A, 5kV). This high-quality aftermarket replacement safeguards essential high-voltage components—including the magnetron, diode, and capacitor—from power surges and electrical overloads. If your microwave is completely dead or stops heating, a blown HV fuse is a common cause. Replacing it with this XPARTCO fuse restores safe, reliable operation.
Replaces Part Numbers
5KV0.7A, 700mA 5kV Fuse, HVF-07A, AP-HV07A, and equivalent high-voltage 0.7A microwave fuses
Compatibility
This replacement high-voltage fuse fits many GE, LG, Samsung, Whirlpool, Panasonic, Sharp, Kenmore, Maytag, and other leading microwave brands.
Common compatible models include (but are not limited to):GE JVM3160RFSS, LG LMV2031ST, Samsung ME19R7041FG, Whirlpool WMH31017HS, Panasonic NN-SN686S.
Always verify your microwave’s fuse specs before ordering. Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
✅ Key Features
🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Matches OEM electrical ratings and safety performance
⚡ High-Voltage Protection – Rated 0.7A (700mA) at 5,000 volts for microwave HV systems
💰 Budget-Friendly Fix – Reliable option for restoring microwave operation
🛠️ Easy Installation – Direct-fit size compatible with standard HV fuse holders
🛡️ Fixes Common Issues – Solves “microwave dead,” no heat, or fuse-blown conditions
📐 Product Specification
Part Number: XP5KV07A
Component Type: Microwave High Voltage Fuse
Amperage: 0.7A (700mA)
Voltage Rating: 5 kV
Material: Ceramic-body fuse with metal end caps
Dimensions: Standard HV fuse size (approx. 6×40 mm)
Compliance: Meets high-voltage protection standards (not OEM)
🛠️ Installation Notes
Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver, needle-nose pliers
⚠️ Safety First: Microwave repairs involve high voltage even when unplugged. Only qualified persons should replace HV fuses.
Steps (for trained technicians):
Unplug the microwave and safely discharge the HV capacitor.
Remove outer cabinet screws and lift the cover.
Locate the high-voltage fuse near the HV transformer and capacitor.
Remove the blown fuse and install the new XP5KV07A fuse.
Reassemble the unit and test heating operation.
⏱️ Time Required: 10–20 minutes (professional preferred)
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XPMTC-180 Microwave Thermal Cut-Off Fuse 180℃ (356°F) – Normally Closed – Universal Microwave Safety Cutoff
Product Description
Protect your microwave from extreme overheating with the XPMTC-180 Microwave Thermal Cut-Off Fuse 180℃ (356°F), Normally Closed. This high-temperature safety device is designed to remain closed (conductive) during normal operation and open permanently when internal temperatures exceed 180℃, immediately cutting power to prevent serious 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 and reliable operation.
Replaces Part Numbers
XPMTC-180, MTC-180, Microwave Thermal Fuse 180C NC, 356F Normally Closed Thermal Cutoff, WB24X29270, 4586233, PD00045446, EAP12170419, KSD1 BR1 180, AP6262395, PS12170419, 6930W1A003X, 1365203, AH3530468, EA3530468, PD00001857, AP4443816, PS3530468.
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 180℃ (356°F) NC thermal cutoff.
Commonly used near the magnetron, high-heat zones, or cavity protection points.
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
🌡️ 180℃ (356°F) Rating – Designed for high-temperature protection zones
🔁 Normally Closed (NC) – Conducts power during normal operation
🛡️ Critical Safety Component – Prevents overheating and fire hazards
💰 Cost-Effective Repair – Affordable alternative to OEM thermal cut-offs
📐 Product Specification
Part Number: XPMTC-180
Component Type: Microwave Thermal Cut-Off Fuse
Temperature Rating: 180℃ (356°F)
Contact Type: Normally Closed (NC)
Function: One-time safety cutoff
Material: Heat-resistant metal body
Application: Magnetron or high-heat 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 high-heat area.
Disconnect wiring and remove the failed fuse.
Install the new XPMTC-180 (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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(5 Pack) XP5KV07A Microwave High Voltage Fuse 0.7A (700mA), 5kV – Compatible with GE, LG, Whirlpool, Samsung, and Panasonic Microwaves
Product Description
Protect your microwave’s high-voltage system with the XP5KV07A Microwave High Voltage Fuse (0.7A, 5kV). This high-quality aftermarket replacement safeguards essential high-voltage components—including the magnetron, diode, and capacitor—from power surges and electrical overloads. If your microwave is completely dead or stops heating, a blown HV fuse is a common cause. Replacing it with this XPARTCO fuse restores safe, reliable operation.
Replaces Part Numbers
5KV0.7A, 700mA 5kV Fuse, HVF-07A, AP-HV07A, and equivalent high-voltage 0.7A microwave fuses
Compatibility
This replacement high-voltage fuse fits many GE, LG, Samsung, Whirlpool, Panasonic, Sharp, Kenmore, Maytag, and other leading microwave brands.
Common compatible models include (but are not limited to):GE JVM3160RFSS, LG LMV2031ST, Samsung ME19R7041FG, Whirlpool WMH31017HS, Panasonic NN-SN686S.
Always verify your microwave’s fuse specs before ordering. Contact our support team if you’re unsure.
✅ Key Features
🔄 Aftermarket Replacement – Matches OEM electrical ratings and safety performance
⚡ High-Voltage Protection – Rated 0.7A (700mA) at 5,000 volts for microwave HV systems
💰 Budget-Friendly Fix – Reliable option for restoring microwave operation
🛠️ Easy Installation – Direct-fit size compatible with standard HV fuse holders
🛡️ Fixes Common Issues – Solves “microwave dead,” no heat, or fuse-blown conditions
📐 Product Specification
Part Number: XP5KV07A
Component Type: Microwave High Voltage Fuse
Amperage: 0.7A (700mA)
Voltage Rating: 5 kV
Material: Ceramic-body fuse with metal end caps
Dimensions: Standard HV fuse size (approx. 6×40 mm)
Compliance: Meets high-voltage protection standards (not OEM)
🛠️ Installation Notes
Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver, needle-nose pliers
⚠️ Safety First: Microwave repairs involve high voltage even when unplugged. Only qualified persons should replace HV fuses.
Steps (for trained technicians):
Unplug the microwave and safely discharge the HV capacitor.
Remove outer cabinet screws and lift the cover.
Locate the high-voltage fuse near the HV transformer and capacitor.
Remove the blown fuse and install the new XP5KV07A fuse.
Reassemble the unit and test heating operation.
⏱️ Time Required: 10–20 minutes (professional preferred)
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