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HMV8052U (01) Bosch Microwave - Overview
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Front Rack Support
Part #00631439
This front rack support helps stabilize and securely position a rack within the appliance. Its sturdy design ensures proper alignment and safe support during loading and unloading.
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SWITCH
Part #00617228
This switch is a replacement electrical component designed to control power or operational states. It is commonly replaced when activation becomes unreliable, intermittent, or fails completely.
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FUSE
Part #00631389
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SWITCH
Part #00617229
This switch controls the activation of specific appliance functions by opening or closing an electrical circuit. Designed for responsive and reliable operation, it is commonly replaced when functions fail to engage, operate intermittently, or do not respond correctly to user input.
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LAMP
Part #00617215
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LATCH
Part #00648909
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DIODE
Part #00625682
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MAGNETRON
Part #10001590
If your microwave isn’t heating food like it used to, the magnetron might be the issue. This part creates the energy that heats your food, and replacing it can restore fast, even cooking. It’s a genuine OEM part built to last, but because it deals with high voltage, it’s best to have a technician install it and check for safety. Be sure to check your manual to make sure it fits your model.
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LEVER
Part #00621573
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DRIVE COUPLING
Part #10003068
$88.43
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TURNTABLE
Part #00775125
This turntable supports smooth rotation during operation to promote even performance. Designed for stability and durability, it helps ensure consistent results and reliable movement.
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Intermittently, when closing the microwave door it would break the circuit at the breaker box
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Unplug microwave. Removed 2 screws from the top of the microwave to remove the top plastic strip carefully because the tabs can break off. Remove one screw above the control panel and one screw underneath the control panel. The control panel should come out. Take a picture of the wiring connections to help identify how to put it back toge
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ther. Carefully disconnect each wire set using a needle nose plier if needed. There are 3 sets of wires that go to the 3 door switches. After the control panel is removed there are 2 or three screws to remove that hold the door latch mechanism. With the door open, entirely remove the latch mechanism. Pay attention to the 3 switches, one has a different number on it and the other two have the same number but differ by being normally closed and normally open. You can test them or just replace them. Note I ordered the 3 switches by part number but got 1 switch that was incorrect and was the same as the other one. There is a plastic tab that needs to be depressed at the bottom of the switch casing in order to get the switch out. The problem with my microwave ended up being the lever was worn visibly by door misalignment with the latch. One of the screws holding the latch in position was missing. The door was not consistently activating the lever and the bottom switch. Replaced the latch, lever and two of the 3 switches, even though they didn’t need it. Check door alignment with latch. Reassemble.
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