🔧 Enhance Your Microwave with Lifetime Appliance WB15X10022 Door Handle: Compatible with General Electric Microwave Review

I gave 5 stars because I never had the opportunity to use it. I ended up breaking something before I could attach the handle. And FYI, after several calls, Whirlpool finally told me they no longer sell parts by the piece. You have to buy the entire, in my case the entire, microwave door assembly, which is more than just buying a new microwave. Of course I didn't buy the door.

Perfect fit. They only have slots for two screws instead of the 4 your device might have, but that's okay, they're just as solid. The processing is perfect for me. If you have never removed the outer cover I would suggest a body panel tool kit. This will save you a lot of hassle. Overall a great solution as I didn't have to shell out for a new microwave just because of a broken handle. I'm doing well again in the world of food.

2001 GE Microwave. The handle fell off many years ago. Found this one at Revain for a decent price. I ordered it and finally got around to installing it. You have to remove the plastic cover in the microwave door and I didn't disassemble it further to remove the four screws holding the handle. At the moment there is only one screw holding the top and bottom of the handle and it seems secure. I wouldn't tear myself away from the handle, but given the price and age of the oven, it's worth it.

This pen was $50 on GE's website. There is no way I would pay $50 for a piece of molded plastic. At the same time, I didn't want to buy the cheapest replacement for Revine, so I relied on reviews. Some reviews of other replacement parts reported installation difficulties, while other reviews indicated that the knobs were cheaper and poorly made. When my order arrived I was pleased with the quality and feel of the pen. It looked and felt like an original GE handle that after 18 years broke at…