1.1 MFD uF Microwave Capacitor Compatible for GE WB27X10907 and Others

Use this for a GE Monogram Microwave. The fuse blew on it, so I replaced the fuse. The fuse blew again so I pulled out the ol' multimeter. Tested the capacitors continuity and got a beep so that means it was shorted out and faulty so I purchased this one. I read from another reviewer that I'd have to ground down the leads on it for it to work, lo and behold, this stood true. Pulled out my Dremel, spent about 10 minutes with it and took some material off the leads and installed it. It's not difficult to do this but it's an extra step that you may want to be aware of. It fixed my issue. Turned spending $500-$700 on a new microwave to a quick $15 repair.

Microwave worked when I replace the old capacitor.

Works okay, but as another reviewer stated, the capacitor comes with terminals that are wider than the original installed in a GE microwave. Used a Dremel to cut them down. Specs are exactly the same as the old capacitor: 1.1uF and 2100V.

Did not fit the connectors in the microwave that are on the old capacitor. The magnetron fit and the diode fit but this capacitor has very wide blades that didn't not fit the connectors on this GE microwave

Claims specifically to replace GE WB27X10907. The capacitive value is the same but the terminals are larger than the OEM capacitor. Therefore the wire connectors won’t fit unless you decide to replace them with the right size.

Looked like a direct replacement but connectors wouldn't fit on prongs

My GE microwave not generating heat, so I bought all the 3 components in the high voltage section: Magnetron (OEM), capacitor (this) and a diode (OEM). I didn't buy the OEM capacitor - no way I am paying 40 dollars for that, so I bought this one. Same shape and size, and voltage/capacity as the OEM one. I connected the diode, screwed it onto the microwave, then I found out I couldn't connect the FASTON quick connect. I quickly noticed that the terminals on this capacitor is probably 1mm wider than the original one. I had to take it out again, used my Dremel tool to shave off a lot of metal from the terminals until I can fit that connector in, what a hassle. My microwave is working again, the problem was the Magnetron, but I also kept this new capacitor and new diode in place of the old ones. This capacitor works perfectly, just the terminal size isno good - hence I give it 4 star instead of 5. I don't mind that extra Dremel work to save 30 bucks:)