KBHC109JSS04 KitchenAid Microwave Oven Combo - Instructions

Lifted out the chipped one, inserted the new one. Pretty simple.

I went to the source of power on the stove and noticed one of the terminals had come loose from the terminal block and had shorted out against the cover of the terminal junction. After prying the loose terminal off cover I ordered new terminal block and received it the 2nd day. I removed the old terminal block and replaced the part in about 10 minutes..Thank you Parts Select for your easy to find diagrams and quick delivery.

I took the new try out of the box and placed it on the turntable and I was DONE! Took about 10 seconds. The delivery was speedy as promised. I will definitely order from this company again for replacement parts.Very good customer service and communication.

Ordered a new cooking tray and it was shipped within two hours. Packaging was excellent and well protected.

I ordered it from PartSelect one evening and had the replacement glass one day later. It was the quickest service I have ever experienced. Now, I can continue to use my microwave. Thanks for such great & timely service.

Honestly, I was afraid to order from this website, but after reviews, I placed my order, and 2-3 days later, my glass tray was replaced in my Microwave! I was freaking out because you just cant go back to Sears or Standard Brands and get a new one...everything is on-line. Im VERY happy.

I broke the outer window glass because the instructions didn't inform me that once a couple screws are removed the outer door glass can and will fall from the rest of the door piece and shatter on the ground! After paying $180 dollars to get the replacement I gingerly continued to dismantle the rest of the door to get to the torsion springs. Another issue with dis and Reassembly is the lower oven chassis heat exhaust vent is directly below one of the screws that holds the door together. I drilled a 1/4 hole that allowed the screwdriver to pass through the sheet metal exhaust vent! Plastic can and will crack, screws can and will get stripped and it would be wise to have an assistant to help hold it together during reassembly. Otherwise it's really easy and all you need is a Phillips screw driver! LOL

To access the springs you have to take the outer door off. This is the stainless steel panel with the glass panel. On the inside of the door on the plastic panel near the top are two small screws. You must remove them. BEWARE the screws and two clips at the bottom of the door are the ONLY things holding the door on. I removed the two screws and the $160.00 door fell on the floor and broke. After ordering a new door I went back to replacing the springs ( one broke but I ordered both of them ). To get at the springs you must remove the plastic panel. To do this you must remove the plastic vent panel between the microwave and the oven ( 4 screws ). There are two screws holding the plastic piece on at the bottom. The one on the right is easy to get to, the one on the left is above the metal snorkel like vent. Inside the vent is a screw I removed it with a pair of pliers ( very tedious ). With the screw out move the vent to the right to access the second screw then remove plastic the springs go right in with no problem. Reverse procedure and you're done. Remember two screws on outer door and then it drops.