LONYE W10727360 & W10269458 & W10269460 Microwave Door Switch Replacement for Whirlpool Microwave SZM-V16-FC-61 SZM-V16-FC-62 SZM-V16-FC-63

I ordered this set of switches for my Whirlpool microwave (Model WMH76719C‑2) after my wife noticed the interior light was intermittently failing for a couple of weeks. Eventually the light stopped working completely, and the microwave itself quit as well. That pointed to a door‑switch issue. I disassembled the microwave to access the switches and tested them with an ohm meter. They seemed to function, but I couldn’t tell whether there was a voltage drop under load. Given the microwave is 10 years old, I suspected the contacts had some carbon buildup. I also checked the internal fuse, which was still good. I’ve read that when the 3‑prong microswitch fails it often blows the fuse, so I was fortunate there. Since I already had everything apart, I decided to replace all three switches at once, if one was failing, the others likely weren’t far behind. This kit includes all three, and it’s important to note that each switch is different and must go in the correct position. The 3‑prong switch is obvious, but the two 2‑prong switches can be mixed up if you’re not paying attention. The tab locations make it easy to match them before removing the originals. The new switches fit perfectly and looked identical to the factory parts. Even the molded markings on the plastic housings matched exactly. After installing them, the microwave has been working flawlessly for several days. This kit is an excellent value and completely solved my issue. I’m very happy with this purchase.

Easy DIY project to replace finicky old door switches. A new Whirlpool microwave with over stove installation was $800. These $10 switches perfectly replaced the faulty ones and my 10 year old microwave is operating perfectly again!

These fit my Whirlpool microwave model #WMH53520CS. Replacing them fixed the "open door" message, also causing the light staying off when door is opened. No recurrence since, 1 week counting. Kept a microwave out of the landfill. Tips: Installation took me an hour first time, you'll need some dexterity and a T10 torx. Highly recommend sketching a diagram or photo before disassembly. The flat quick connectors have a nob (you can see it if you pull the rubber covers back), press it down with a small pliers and they release easily. The relays are much easier to change in the housing if you release the spring.

It worked out well for me to fix my above the range microwave to keep from buying a new one.

all three switches at a great price. It was nice being able to replace all three at the same time - not knowing which one was the culprit. Literally 30 minutes later the microwave was back in service.

Perfect fit based on the marching part numbers. Easy to install and great value for the money.

Does your microwave trip the breaker when you open the door? These three switches will likely fix it. If only one is bad, the others are probably bad or will soon be bad. Glad I ordered this set of three. I failed to notice one when doing diagnostic. All three old switches showed electrical arc damage. Recently, old Whirlpool over stove microwave would nearly always trip the breaker when door was opened. Also tripped breaker if plugged in with door open. I found two switches in it that had obvious arcing damage. It can be tricky to service an overhead MW without dismounting it. I'd guess It took me 2.5 hours; probably 30-45 minutes longer than if I had taken it down. But it's right next to a wall and pretty greasy. The most difficult part was the top screw of the black plastic shield behind the control panel; narrow access behind metal plate above control panel. I had to use a driver bit, 1/4" wrench, and both hands because i could not find my small ratchet bit driver. You will need a Torx 10, #2 Phillips driver and flat screwdriver. You may need a dull needle, punch or scribe if spade connectors have lock springs; toothpick might work. You'll want to take pictures of the wiring at each step before disconnecting.

I bought these to attempt to fix a Kitchen Aid microwave and they didn't work. They come apart VERY easily and are cheap. If it works, great but dont expect much. For the price, its worth the try.

This product seems good, I only need one switch for a door on a microwave and ended up using another switch on a pressure washer to fire the burner, so worked good for that as well, so I haven’t got to the microwave wave yet, but should be fine.

We have a 10 year old Kitchenaid microwave over the range ( YKHMS2050SS-3). It would start and then stop immediately. Using the " Popcorn " button on the front it said the " Door was Open", when, the door was closed. This is a problem with one or more door solenoid switches. . I ordered this kit from Amazon, delivered fast. I removed all three door solenoids ( one top right and two on the bottom right {. One of mine was bad. Changed all three ( using this kit) and microwave working within 2 hours of Amazon delivery. Make sure you take lots of picture when removing old switches since there are no instructions. Also since plastic of the microwave is old, the clips broke on the holders. I used a zip tie and it held the new switches in place. Not a super easy fix but this kit from Amazon saved us a new fancy microwave. Thank you Amazon...

My husband fitted the parts, well worth the money for our microwave to get fixed and working again. No issues with these replacements, thank you

Very pleased

I own the Whirlpool OTR Microwave WHM53520CS. These switches work with this model.