Microwave High-Voltage Capacitor 1.00µF 2100V For: GE 13QBP21100, WB27X10233, 0CZZW1H004G

Microwave High-Voltage Capacitor 1.00µF 2100V – GE Replacement

This high-voltage capacitor stores and releases electrical energy in the microwave power circuit. A failed capacitor can cause no heat, weak heating, humming, blown fuses, or arcing. This is a direct Replacement for compatible GE microwave applications using the listed part numbers.

Compatible Part Numbers

• 13QBP21100
• WB27X10233
• 0CZZW1H004G

Key Features

• Direct Replacement: Made to replace the listed compatible high-voltage capacitor references.
• Primary function: Supports the microwave magnetron power circuit.
• Key benefit: Helps restore heating when the original capacitor has failed and diagnosis confirms the capacitor is the cause.
• Installation ease: Match the original capacitance, voltage rating, terminals, and mounting before installation.

Fixes These Symptoms

• Microwave runs but does not heat
• Weak or inconsistent heating
• Humming or unusual high-voltage circuit noise
• Repeated fuse failure or visible arcing after the capacitor is diagnosed as faulty

Compatible Brands

• GE

Installation Instructions

Microwave high-voltage repairs should be performed by a qualified service technician. Unplug the appliance and follow the model-specific service manual. Dangerous voltage may remain stored in the capacitor after unplugging. Discharge and test the high-voltage circuit only with the proper equipment, never bypass door interlocks, and verify operation after installation. Do not substitute a different capacitance or a lower voltage rating.

Compatibility

Fits various models. Please verify compatibility with us before ordering. Always verify the complete appliance model number, part number, capacitance, voltage rating, and terminal layout before purchase.

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