
GE WB27X10011 | Microwave Capacitor | Genuine OEM Replacement Part
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GE WB27X10011 | Microwave Capacitor | Genuine OEM Replacement Part.
GE WB27X10011 Microwave High Voltage Capacitor
Genuine OEM High Voltage Power Supply Circuit Capacitor Module
Product Overview
The GE WB27X10011 is a genuine OEM microwave high voltage capacitor assembly. Mounted inside the high-voltage cavity behind the outer cabinet casing, this critical electrical component works in tandem with the high voltage transformer and high voltage diode to form a voltage-doubling circuit. By stepping up the operating voltage to approximately 2,000+ volts, it supplies the intense DC electrical energy required by the magnetron tube to generate microwave energy for cooking food.
As an Authentic General Electric Factory Certified Replacement Component , this high voltage capacitor directly replaces older or cross-referenced catalog part numbers including 2501-001011 , 769837 , AH238803 , AP2026197 , EA238803 , EAP238803 , and PS238803 . Encased in a hermetically sealed aluminum metal body housing an internal 10MΩ bleeder resistor, it is precision-engineered for maximum dielectric strength, heat dissipation, and long-term electrical reliability.
When to Replace the High Voltage Capacitor
- Microwave Runs & Lights Up but Does Not Heat: The turntable spins, lights illuminate, and the fan runs, but food items remain completely cold due to a failed high-voltage power circuit.
- Loud Humming or Buzzing Noise During Operation: The microwave emits a deep electrical hum or groaning noise when heating cycles initiate, indicating a shorted or severely degraded capacitor under load.
- Blown High Voltage / Main Fuse Immediately on Start: Pressing "Start" immediately trips the home circuit breaker or blows the internal high-voltage safety line fuse due to an internal short inside the capacitor housing.
- Visually Swollen, Bulging, or Leaking Capacitor: Physical inspection reveals oil leakage, bulging seams, or burnt terminal insulators on the aluminum capacitor case.
Technical Specifications
- Part Number: WB27X10011 (Directly cross-references, updates, or replaces factory part numbers 2501-001011, 769837, AH238803, AP2026197, EA238803, EAP238803, and PS238803)
- Part Type: Microwave High Voltage Oil-Filled Power Capacitor
- Material Profile: Hermetically sealed aluminum metal canister with ceramic/polymer terminal insulators and internal 10MΩ safety bleeder resistor.
- Condition: Brand New, Genuine GE OEM Part
- Compatibility: Tailored specifically for countertop, over-the-range (OTR), and built-in microwave ovens manufactured under General Electric (GE), GE Profile, Café, Hotpoint, and RCA brand registries.
Professional Installation & Safety Guidelines
⚠️ DANGER — HIGH VOLTAGE LETHAL SHOCK HAZARD: Microwave capacitors store LETHAL levels of electrical energy (over 2,000 Volts) even when the appliance is completely UNPLUGGED from wall power. DO NOT touch capacitor terminals or internal high-voltage wiring without first unplugging the unit AND manually discharging the capacitor. Discharge by shorting insulated-handle needle-nose pliers or a high-wattage resistor across both sets of spade terminals AND to the metal chassis ground.
Pro Tip (Multimeter Testing): Before replacing, disconnect power, safely discharge the capacitor, and test terminals with a digital multimeter set to Ohms (Ω). Measure resistance across terminals: a functioning capacitor should momentarily show low resistance and charge up toward infinite resistance. If it measures 0 Ohms permanently (shorted) or infinite resistance right away without charging, the capacitor is dead. Installation Access: Unplug the microwave power cord, remove outer cabinet screws, and slide off the metal wrapper to reach the high-voltage component bracket. Installation Hack: Take a clear smartphone photo showing which colored wire leads and high-voltage diode terminals connect to each terminal post. Use needle-nose pliers to remove wire spade connectors carefully. Warning: Unbolt the mounting bracket strap, remove the old capacitor, align the new WB27X10011 unit, re-clamp the bracket firmly, reconnect wire leads according to your photo, reassemble the cabinet wrapper, restore power, and test heating with a glass of water.
Specifications
- Type: Capacitor
Condition: New