Questions & Answers for: glue plastic Microwave Ovens

...glue residue behind. The outer door is made of very flexible plastic that could get easily scratched. I used WD-40 as someone else recommended, and that did the trick really well! Just spray some ...

...you might be able to glue the plastic and reenforce any weak areas. I have found many posts about this problem on line and sounds like GE charges about $400 to fit it (more than a new one!) Good

...plastic cover is glued on. It can be removed with a heat gun to soften the glue. Then clean with Goof Off or WD40 and alcohol before installing the new one. Eric where can i get the plastic from for ...

...plastic. Glue the nail half way into the broken plastic using modelers glue. Closely align the nail peg to where the plastic broke off and mark it for drilling. Drill carefully making sure you are ...

...plastic. Glue the nail half way into the broken plastic using modelers glue. Closely align the nail peg to where the plastic broke off and mark it for drilling. Drill carefully making sure you are ...

...cracked plastic rim on outside of door? Is it safe to use crazy glue? Yes, crazy glue is safe -- suggest letting it dry 24 hours before using oven. The heat could generate eye-watering fumes. ...

...glue broken plastic. Do not use super glue as this will not hold plastics properly, you need "evo stik - hard plastic adhesive" for this job. BE VERY CAREFULL WHEN GOING INSIDE YOUR MICROWAVE! not ...

plastic piece broke off where the door latches. I thought about using some really strong glue to glue the piece back on. I believe without it the microwave won't cook. The timer functions all work

...glue it back on! Bad idea ....now that control remains depressed and the oven won't work at all!! Help!! Not to much can repair / remove the crazy type glues once they are applied to plastics ...

...plastic shaft had worn so I coated the hub with good quality super glue and put it back in place. I have used it on microwave and also oven and so for it has worked perfectly. Be careful as it may be ...