Sharp R-1460 Microwave Oven "gluing back door" Questions

back several times due to I am a cheap *** and don't want to buy the whole door. Well luckily my dad lo I have a door latch on my whirlpool microwave that has broke several times. We have glued it

...door release. I then glued this piece back on using "Extreme Power" medium advanced performance instant adhesive. I bought this glue in a hobby shop in Richardson, Texas. I waited 12 hours for the ...

...DOOR is not correct as it might be rubbing against the lock and switch. You need to remove the front panel and reset the lock and switch to solve this fault. Check for broken plastic parts which can ...

...door release button pushes all the way in I have the NN-T994 SFR model and it had a switch that was staying depressed. I removed the screws to (in my case) the stainless steel cabinet, removed the ...

...back of the latch head is broken and it will have to be glued or replaced. The new part is better. To get to the door screws inside, you have to remove the choke cover, as shown in the photo. You can ...

...door seems to be a sealed unit. I glued it back together, but it came off again. Does anyone know how to get the door apart? You have to separate the door panels (as shown in the attached photo) and ...

...Gluing it back hasn't worked and now the oven will work for only a second or two before detecting there is a problem. Is it possible to get a replacement catch and how do I remove the door to fit it? ...

...door is opened but no clock and buttons do not respond. When I unplug it for a couple minutes, it will beep 5 times when it is plugged back in. Still unresponsive. I'm assuming the control panel is ...

gluing it back together with the right glue. What kind of plastic is it? Just saw you post as I was searching for the same item. If you have not found the part yet, it can be ordered from repairclinic

...it to a nearby panel hole right near where the broken spring mount was. so far it works!! if not, I will use the zip strap tie suggestion. Can't imagine really successfully gluing that thing back ...