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Microwave Parts Canada

Browse microwave parts currently available through Quick Parts Depot, with a focus on over-the-range microwave filters and model-specific light bulbs. The selection includes grease filters, charcoal filters, halogen bulbs, incandescent bulbs and G9 lighting components. Use the Filters or Light Bulbs category to narrow the selection before comparing individual products.

Microwave parts are model-specific, so check the appliance model and original part number before ordering. For filters, compare the filter type, dimensions, frame and mounting tabs. For light bulbs, confirm the lighting position, wattage, voltage, base and bulb shape. These details are more reliable than appearance alone when checking compatibility. Quick Parts Depot serves customers across Canada and provides local support from Pickering, Ontario.

Showing 18 Products
Part No: WG02F05522 19.95 $ 19.95 CAD
Part No: 6912W1Z004B 12.95 $ 12.950000000000001 CAD
Part No: 6802A 28.95 $ 28.95 CAD
Part No: 8206229A 24.95 $ 24.95 CAD
Part No: WG03F00381 26.95 $ 26.95 CAD
Part No: W10169961A 48.95 $ 48.95 CAD
Part No: 5230W1A003A 39.95 $ 39.95 CAD
Part No: 5304464105 49.95 $ 49.95 CAD
Part No: MDJ42908501 29.95 $ 29.95 CAD
Part No: 5303319568 37.95 $ 37.95 CAD
Part No: 5230W1A003C 39.95 $ 39.95 CAD
Part No: W10535950 30.95 $ 30.95 CAD
Part No: W11391715 13.95 $ 13.950000000000001 CAD
Part No: WG02F08381 25.95 $ 25.95 CAD

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the correct microwave part?

Use the complete microwave model and original part number. Then compare filter dimensions or bulb electrical and physical specifications.

No, All over-the-range microwave filters have the diffrent same sizes. Grease and charcoal filters vary in dimensions, thickness, frame, tabs and mounting position. Match the exact model and measurements.

No, you can not use a household bulb in a microwave. Only use a bulb approved for the appliance model. The correct wattage, voltage, base, shape and heat suitability must match.

No, it’s not safe to remove a microwave’s outer cabinet. Internal microwave components can retain hazardous high voltage. Use a qualified technician for non-user-serviceable repairs.