Microwave Diode Compatible for GE WB27X10930 Samsung DE91-70063D LG 6851W1A002E and Others 2 PCS

If you have a good understanding of electronics this part can save you quite a bit of money over the cost of a new microwave. Also used in the repair were a slow blow fuse and a new capacitor all of which were purchased on Amazon. The repair has been working for approximately 6 months.

This diode was a perfect replacement. Solved the problem for a couple dollars.

Our 9 year old LG countertop microwave oven had started to act up. A growling noise indicated the magnetron was failing, and since the back was off, I just replaced the diode at the same time. If you're planning on DIY fixing your microwave, you've certainly been warned to discharge the capacitor, and I echo that advice. It's simple enough to grab a rubber handled needle nose pliers and arc across the terminals on the capacitor. I generally also wear a latex glove on the hand I'm holding the pliers in, just as an added precaution. Once the capacitor is discharged, it's a five minute job to replace both the magnetron and the diode. Probably takes more time to wrangle the microwave onto a work bench and remove the cover than it does to do the repair. Before you plug the microwave back into an outlet, take a minute or so to thoroughly clean any grease from the inside of the oven and inspect the wiring and internal switches. Replace the cover before plugging the unit back in.

The diode matched the oem exactly. Microwave is up and running.

I needed this to get my micro working again.

BOTH diodes failed the diode test, new, right out of the package. No way they could work if installed in a microwave. Waste of money. I can not recommend these.

Yes, that's what Samsung wanted for this diode. It works!

I got a microwave constantly blowing the high voltage fuses. Tested bad diode. Ordered these to fix it. My meter can't test this diode properly. It reads open in both directions. But it worked in the microwave.