Meter Star Microwave Capacitor Replacement 2100V 0.91uf Compatible with 99% of Household Microwave Oven Brands,Connect Pin 1/4" Standard Terminal

Success, my microwave is working again.

Our GE Spacemaker XL1800 microwave made a weird noise, stopped working, and would no longer power on while trying to cook several large sweet potatoes using the "Potatoe" smart sensor. I assume it overheated or something??? After finding a few videos online of how to open up the unit, I first tried replacing the 20A ceramic fuse. Although the power came back on, within 1 sec of trying to heat up a glass of water as a test, it quickly popped again and shut off. After testing all 3 of the door switches and both of the thermal fuses and confirming they were still good, I then tested the capacitor and noticed it was shorted and unable to verify the 10Mohm resistance. After searching and finding the cap thru GE was well over $100, I figured I'd give this brand a try. Thankfully it arrived quickly. Packaging was nice. Pretested with my meter and everything measured good. But best of all after I plugged it in, changed the 20A ceramic fuse again, turned on the breaker, IT WORKED!!!!!!!!!!!! My wife was happy, which made me happy, and I saved myself the time and cost of having to replace the entire cabinet mounted microwave.

It worked great for fixing my microwave that was blowing fuses every time it was heating up food.Alot cheaper than buying a new microwave.

My dad needed this part to fix his microwave oven. The part was perfect and now the microwave works again-- he saved $400 fixing the appliance himself.

I had a quote of $385.00 to fix microwave, decided to buy a new unit until I discover how difficult it was to find one to fit my kitchen cabinets. Looked at YouTube video and decided for the inexpensive price it was worth the attempt for me to repair. One hour later the repair was done and working properly for almost no money.

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Exact replacement parts for Samsung microwave ME21M706BAG. Work as expected and is a good quality part.Be Careful when handling this parts, first of all discharge the old HVC using insulated pliers and short the 2 contacts for a few seconds to liberate any residual voltage stored in the old part. After doing this you are safe to swap the new part and get your microwave back to normal operating conditions.Recommended part.

Brought the old over range microwave back to life so I didn't have to remodel the kitchen to fit a new one.