Parts for Frigidaire GLMV169GQA: 05 - Control Panel,Door,Misc. Parts

Replace your microwave's touchpad control panel if buttons are unresponsive, the membrane is cracked, or the overlay is worn or peeling. Installs on the front.

Mounting screw for microwave panels, trim, and brackets. Replaces lost or damaged fasteners to restore secure alignment and eliminate rattles or loose components.

This full replacement door assembly includes the attached handle to restore a damaged, dented, or inoperable fridge door and improve sealing and appearance. Fits direct-replacement applications where the existing door is cracked or handle is broken. What it does:

• Replaces a single refrigerator door with an attached handle so the unit can close securely and look finished
• Restores a broken or loose handle so the door can be opened and closed safely
• Replaces a dented, cracked, or otherwise damaged outer door panel that interferes with sealing or appearance
• Helps stop air leaks and related temperature control issues when a damaged door prevents a tight closure

• Disconnect power and remove food from affected area before starting repairs
• Door assemblies are bulky; two people are usually needed to remove and install safely
• Keep and reuse original hinge hardware and gaskets unless replacing separately; verify fastener alignment during installation

Replace your microwave's touch pad panel if the control surface is cracked, worn, or unresponsive. This panel installs on the front control area.

Microwave won't start or light stays on when door closes? A faulty door latch prevents proper switch engagement. DIY repair typically takes 15-20 minutes.

Replacement spring for microwave door latch mechanism. Restores return tension so the latch engages and releases correctly. Needed when spring is broken or worn.

Replacement mounting screw secures panels, trim, and components in microwaves. Needed when original screws are stripped, missing, or lost during repairs.

Installation hardware kit for mounting your microwave. Includes screws, brackets, and fasteners needed to secure unit. Replaces missing or damaged parts.

A replacement unified-thread screw used to secure appliance panels and internal components. Provides a direct fastener to restore secure attachment when original screws are missing, damaged, or corroded. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets, trim pieces, and other appliance components that use a unified-thread screw.
• Restores secure mounting to reduce rattling, movement, or misalignment of parts.
• Replaces stripped, rusted, or missing screws to help maintain safe operation.
• Works where the appliance's service manual or parts diagram specifies a unified-thread fastening point.

• Disconnect power and water before servicing for safety.
• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the head; install by hand until started, then snug—do not overtighten.
• Replace like-for-like: match thread type and length to the removed screw to ensure proper fit and function.
• If other fasteners show corrosion or damage, inspect nearby hardware and replace as needed.

Replacement mounting screw that secures panels, trim, and components in ranges and ovens. Needed when original screws are lost, stripped, or damaged.

Flat washer for microwave assembly and mounting. Replace if washer is missing, corroded, or damaged during repairs to ensure proper fit and stability.

Wire harness for microwave ovens. Connects electrical components inside the unit. Replace if wires are frayed, burned, damaged, or connections broken.

This is a replacement screw used to secure appliance components and panels so assemblies stay stable and aligned. It provides a straightforward fix when a mounting fastener is missing, stripped, or damaged. What it does

• Secures panels, brackets, or trim to prevent movement and vibration
• Stops rattling or loose parts caused by missing or damaged screws
• Restores proper fit and alignment of the affected assembly
• Works wherever the OEM-designated screw of this size and thread is required

• Turn power off or unplug the appliance before working on electrical areas
• Use the proper-size driver to avoid stripping the head
• Start threads by hand, then tighten until snug — do not overtighten
• If the original screw is corroded or the hole is damaged, inspect mating parts for repair before installing