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Frigidaire Microwaves

Official Frigidaire microwave parts

Looking for Frigidaire microwave parts? Sears PartsDirect makes it easy to find exactly what you need. Browse the list of Frigidaire microwave models below, filter by microwave type on the left, or use the search bar at the top of the page to quickly locate the right parts for your microwave.

Whether you're addressing microwave arc or burn marks, replacing a door handle, or installing a new turntable motor, Sears PartsDirect makes it easy to find exactly what you need to keep your Frigidaire microwave working reliably.

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Frigidaire MC600C0 microwave

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Frigidaire MC510E1 microwave

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Frigidaire MCT1590C0 microwave

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Frigidaire MC510E2 microwave

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Frigidaire MC1090C0 microwave

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Frigidaire MCT1500C0 microwave

Troubleshooting Frigidaire microwave problems

If your Frigidaire microwave isn’t working, here are some common issues and tips for troubleshooting.

  • Turntable won’t move. Some models allow you to disable turntable rotation, so check the control settings. If the turntable still doesn’t move, the motor may need to be replaced..
  • Arc or burn marks. If you notice arc or burn marks in your microwave, it may be due to damaged interior surfaces or components. Follow our guide to address these issues safely and effectively.
  • No power. Ensure the microwave is plugged into a working outlet. If the outlet doesn’t have power, reset the circuit breaker. If power is flowing to the outlet but the microwave still won’t power up, a broken power cord or a faulty electronic control board could be the issue.
  • Frigidaire microwave not heating. If your microwave isn’t heating, the issue could be a blown fuse. Follow safety precautions before replacing the fuse, and refer to our article on how to replace a microwave fuse.
  • Fan won’t turn off. Many microwave hoods include a temperature sensor that automatically activates the exhaust fan when heat from the cooktop is detected. If the fan doesn’t turn off, the temperature sensor might need replacement.

Safety Warning: Before attempting any troubleshooting or repairs on your microwave, always unplug it to avoid the risk of electric shock. High-voltage capacitors inside the microwave can retain a lethal charge even when unplugged, so it’s safest to leave internal repairs to professionals.

Common Frigidaire microwave replacement parts

  • Glass turntable tray. If the tray is broken or cracked, order a replacement to ensure even heating.
  • Air filters. Replace clogged or damaged aluminum mesh and charcoal filters as outlined in the owner’s manual.
  • Door handles. Damaged door handles should be replaced promptly. Professional service is often recommended due to the shielding components involved in door disassembly.
  • Light bulbs. Replace interior or cooktop lights as they burn out, following your manual’s instructions for safety.

Replacement parts for your Frigidaire microwave

Sears PartsDirect is your trusted source for genuine Frigidaire microwave parts. Our detailed parts diagrams, high-quality components, and how-to guidance simplify DIY repairs, helping you keep your microwave operating at its best.

If you prefer professional assistance, schedule a microwave service appointment with Sears Home Services. Our experienced technicians can quickly and safely repair your Frigidaire over-the-range or built-in microwave.