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General Electric Magnetron Assembly WB27X10089 OEM Part
was
$242.99
Special Price
$215.99
This manufacture part number # WB27X10089 replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP2025998, 769862, AH239204, EA239204, PS239204, WB27X10492.
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WB27X10089
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Microwave Magnetron Assembly Analysis:
This essential component is tasked with producing heat within a microwave unit. It is designed to be compatible with GE brand products, including models from Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore. As an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part, the magnetron serves as a vital replacement for GE microwaves.
Technically, the magnetron is a type of vacuum tube that generates high-frequency electromagnetic waves. It operates by creating a magnetic field through an electric current, which causes electrons to follow a circular trajectory around the central axis, thereby producing microwaves. These microwaves are subsequently utilized to heat food inside the microwave oven.
The magnetron is rated to deliver 1,000 watts of output power and functions at a frequency of 2.45 GHz. For optimal performance, its terminals should exhibit less than 1-ohm resistance and maintain an "open" circuit condition between each terminal and the chassis ground. Ensuring this component functions correctly is crucial for the microwave oven's efficient operation and consistent performance standards.
This essential component is tasked with producing heat within a microwave unit. It is designed to be compatible with GE brand products, including models from Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore. As an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part, the magnetron serves as a vital replacement for GE microwaves.
Technically, the magnetron is a type of vacuum tube that generates high-frequency electromagnetic waves. It operates by creating a magnetic field through an electric current, which causes electrons to follow a circular trajectory around the central axis, thereby producing microwaves. These microwaves are subsequently utilized to heat food inside the microwave oven.
The magnetron is rated to deliver 1,000 watts of output power and functions at a frequency of 2.45 GHz. For optimal performance, its terminals should exhibit less than 1-ohm resistance and maintain an "open" circuit condition between each terminal and the chassis ground. Ensuring this component functions correctly is crucial for the microwave oven's efficient operation and consistent performance standards.
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