Universal Microwave Oven High Voltage Capacitor 1.05 MFD uF Compatible and Replace for GE Samsung LG Media Hair Amana Kenmore Mayta and Whirlpool

My microwave was working just fine and then in mid-cycle started making a loud hum for a couple seconds and then stopped. Issue was this capacitor and, of course, the blown 20A line fuse.The bad capacitor was completely shorted. Outwardly it showed no signs of failure. The new one measured 1.062 uf and was a perfect physical fit for my Kitchenaid 21.75” 1200w microwave oven. Once I replaced it and the blown 20A fuse, the microwave worked good as new! I was initially worried that the high voltage diode may has also failed, but in my case it was fine. (One word of caution: The diode test function on your digital multimeter probably does not generate enough voltage to cause the high voltage diode to conduct… it will appear faulty because it does not conduct in either direction. Use a 9v battery or power supply with >5v to test if the diode conducts.)If your capacitor shorts out like mine did, be sure to also get some replacement 20A fuses too.

A perfect replacement.

Capacitor is slightly larger than the original but still fit in my unit. Original capacitor shorted so I really didn't know for sure if I had other problems with my microwave but figured for @$12 was worth the effort. Works just like new. Hardest part was dismantling everything just to get to it.

My microwave appliance, said no more. Looked up online the, symptoms, turns out it was the capacitor. So carefully, with rubber gloves and time for it to discharge, opened it up and replaced the old with the new. And back to normal, heats my water great! Thank you! Careful when you're in their these capacitors are no joke, over a 1000 volts. But they discharge quick, unplug the microwave before attempting an installation.

Product fit in perfectly. Saved lots of money on buying a new microwave. Easy to install.

Problems always seem to come up when you try to fix something. Here even though the capacitor looks good, for some unknown reason they made the connector tabs too narrow so you have to modify the connectors to make them stay on when you slide them in!

Low cost, easy fix, perfect fit, same specs as one in my 10 year old microwave. Saved the cost of a new microwave. Thanks

This unit was a direct fit in our GE microwave. Many people discourage working on your own microwave but I disagree. Microwaves are made up of 4 primary parts: The power transformer, the magnetron, the capacitor and the one-way diode. There are other misc parts (like the moisture sensor, the control board etc) but those are the 4 primary parts and primary failure-points.For a fraction of the cost of a full microwave replacement, you can easily replace all 4 of these parts and have a brand-new microwave again. Plenty of online videos that can guide you through it. Save money and save the landfill by fixing your own equipment!