GE JE1540 Microwave Oven "trim disassembly" Questions

...door panel it's mounted on and which have to be pried up before starting to remove the silver front trim piece.

Note here that you will NOT be able to remove that front trim in reasonable ...

...to get the plastic trip out. Some suggest a thin putty knife, or similar. Get it in-between the trim and the metal on the inside edge of the trim and the plastic of the door on the other side; ...

...trim ring off but there is a screw that I cannot get to under a metal frame that holds the glass in. There is an additional screw and I cannot attach new door without removing this. Thanks, Jennie I ...

...trim kit, slide it out partially, unplug it, then slide it completely out and set it on a table top to work on it. The service manual has safety information, disassembly information, and parts ...

...to remove the oven from the housing, there will be (should be!) 2 small screws at each side of the trim, 2 top and 2 bottom. Remove these and the oven should slide straight out. These screws will be ...

...and ask yourself if you're up to it... http://www.gallawa.com/microtech/safety.html Remove the trim then remove the screws holding the MW. Pull the MW out and rotate slightly to see where it's ...

...disassembly, and troubleshooting info at our site, which is linked at our listing here on FixYa: http://tinyurl.com/yzjozk You can order Sharp parts from Tritronics at http://www.wehaveparts.com You ...

...then be visible. Some more disassembly my be required to access the hinge fasteners. If this is a built in oven you mist first remove the trim kit so that you can remove the oven form the

...any button. There are two options here: 1. Order a new control panel frame which has the keypad, trim piece and door button already installed and swap your control boards into it. The original