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Microwave push button replacement Open Door Release Eject fits Kitchen-aid
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Microwave push button replacement Open Door Release Features
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This is a 3D printed replacement part that works great and can save you from having to buy a new microwave just because you need the door eject button.
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This button works just as well as the original part does but it is stronger and should last for a very long time.
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This part is 56.8mm at its widest (side to side) 23.8mm tall (top to bottom) a rectangle.;Laying down,face first, the clips stand just a little over 27mm tall.;The distance between the tallest part of the pressure clips is approx 53mm apart.
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Please make sure your original button is also this size.There are a very large number of kitchen aid microwave models and 95% of them use this button.
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Suitable For:Convection Microwave Oven, Grill Microwave Oven, Microwave/Oven Combination, Solo Microwave Oven
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Easy to install push button for opening the microwave door；Simple and affordable solution to fix a broken microwave button
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Note:When you remove the original button from the microwave, do not discard the original spring;then you place the original spring on the center peg and then the new button just pops right in and clicks into position.
About Microwave Push Button Replacement Open Door Release
Looking for a replacement push button fits Kitchen-aid microwave? Look no further! Our Microwave Push Button Replacement Open Door Release Eject fits perfectly with Kitchen-aid models and is easy to install. Made of high-quality materials, this button is built to last and ensure smooth operation of your microwave door. With its affordable price and simple installation process, this product is a must-have for anyone looking to fix a broken microwave button. Note:When you remove the original button from the microwave, do not discard the original spring;then you place the original spring on the center peg and then the new button just pops right in and clicks into position.
