Whirlpool MH6140XK Microwave Oven "lower door apart" Questions

...lower part of handle blocked by interior assembly The inside of the door must come apart. Be careful that screen inside the door is actually a choke to keep the microwave radiation in. Make sure that ...

...door can be sourced from an old set , as you can get one swapped from a scrapped oven. I don't think buying a new one is worth as a recent model will cost lower with better efficiency of power and ...

...lower latch on my ge microwave and don't know if I have to remove the door to disassemble it. yes. in most cases you will need to take the internal ceramic wall apart form the door to show a small ...

...door latch The lower hook on the door latch has broken off. Don't ask, it's complicated... I have the door apart and am looking for a source for a new, double hooked door latch for this particular ...

door. Slacken off the lower hinge screws and re set the door to the correct height, then tighten them back up. That should sort that out. Frigidaire microwave FMV156DSB.  Turntable don't turn

lower screw that holds the handled to the door got sheared off as my boys were rough housing. I just need to replace the screw but I can't figure out how to get the door apart to replace the screw(s).

... you'll find it comes off easily, revealing the lower handle screw. You have to take the door apart. its pretty easy. contact GE and they can sent information on how to do it. along with you new ...

lower door switch. I took the cabinet off and lifted up on the door switch slightly and voila! It works. You could probably fix this without taking it apart, just lift up on the door ever so slightly.

Lower door frame has broken. How do I remove remain trim Since you gave no brand name or model I will only be able to tell you that if you don't see a couple of phillips screws, then you will have to ...

door (that hold it shut when it's closed) to pull with. I found that inserting a slim screwdriver into the lower clasp and using that as a handle (not a lever!) gives you a better grip. Hold the outer