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Kenmore 72180593402 microwave

Kenmore 72180593402 microwave Parts

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Kenmore 72180593402 microwave, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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  • Microwave Wire Harness for Kenmore 72180593402 - Part 6877W1A597F

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    Microwave Wire Harness

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    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Microwave Control Panel for Kenmore 72180593402 - Part 4781W1A299A

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    Microwave Control Panel

    Part #4781W1A299A

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  • Lamp Cover for Kenmore 72180593402 - Part 3550W3A095C

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    Lamp Cover

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  • Bracket for Kenmore 72180593402 - Part 4810W1A065B

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    Bracket

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  • Pcb Assembly for Kenmore 72180593402 - Part 6871W1S128C

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    Pcb Assembly

    Part #6871W1S128C

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  • Template for Kenmore 72180593402 - Part 4922W5A046D

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    Template

    Part #4922W5A046D

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  • Microwave Control Panel Bracket for Kenmore 72180593402 - Part 4810W1G061E

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    Microwave Control Panel Bracket

    Part #4810W1G061E

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Microwave Light Socket for Kenmore 72180593402 - Part 6804W3A001A

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    Microwave Light Socket

    Part #6804W3A001A

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  • Microwave Door Handle for Kenmore 72180593402 - Part 3650W1A075H

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    Microwave Door Handle

    Part #3650W1A075H

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  • Vent Grille for Kenmore 72180593402 - Part 3530W0A030D

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    Vent Grille

    Part #3530W0A030D

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Kenmore Microwave 72180593402 FAQs

The Kenmore microwave/hood combo model 72180593402 measures 29-15/16 inches wide, 16-7/16 inches high, and 15-3/8 inches deep (overall cabinet dimensions). These measurements come from the installation specifications in the installation guide.

Dimensions at a glance
  • Width: 29-15/16 in.
  • Height: 16-7/16 in.
  • Depth: 15-3/8 in.
  • Weight (helpful for planning): 52 lb
What to measure before you install or replace

Even with the correct overall size, we recommend confirming these fit points so the microwave mounts safely and vents correctly:

  • Cabinet opening width (most over-the-range units fit a 30-inch space)
  • Clearance above the range (follow the minimums listed in the installation guide)
  • Back wall space for the mounting plate and duct cutout (if vented)
  • Upper cabinet space for the power cord and any venting transition
  • Door swing clearance so the handle and door do not hit nearby cabinets
Common fit notes (venting and mounting)

This model can be installed in different venting configurations depending on your kitchen setup. Use the installation guide to match your setup and avoid rework.

Fit item What it affects What to check
Width Cabinet fit 30-inch cabinet space is typical
Height Clearance over cooktop Minimum clearance listed in the guide
Depth Front projection Door swing and cabinet trim clearance
Weight Safe handling Plan for a 2-person lift
Why it matters

Correct dimensions help prevent cabinet interference, ensure the mounting plate lines up properly, and keep the exhaust damper and ducting from binding. That protects airflow for the hood fan and helps the microwave sit level.

Last updated: February 2026

For Kenmore microwave/hood combo model 72180593402, the practical “reset” is a power reset: unplug the microwave (or switch the breaker off), wait about 1 minute, then restore power and set the clock. This clears many control glitches and restores normal operation (without changing hardware settings). See the owner's manual.

Quick reset steps (recommended)
  • Press STOP/Clear once to cancel any active cooking cycle or timer.
  • Unplug the microwave, or turn OFF the circuit breaker.
  • Wait 60 seconds (2 minutes if the display stays lit).
  • Restore power.
  • Re-set the clock and test with a cup of water for 30 seconds.
If the microwave still will not run

The manual’s troubleshooting points for “microwave does not work” focus on power, door latching, and control inputs.

  • Confirm the cord is plugged into a grounded 3-prong outlet.
  • Check the household fuse/circuit breaker.
  • Make sure the door is firmly closed and latched.
  • Verify you pressed START after setting time/power.
  • If you were using the oven as a timer, press STOP/Clear to cancel the Kitchen Timer.
What to check first (fast triage)
Symptom Most likely cause What we do next
Display is blank No power to outlet/breaker tripped Restore power, then retry reset
Display works, won’t start Door not latching or START not pressed Re-close door, press STOP/Clear, try again
Runs but no heat Heating circuit issue Use our guide: why is my microwave not heating
Why it matters

A power reset clears a “stuck” keypad state or interrupted cycle, which is a common reason a microwave appears unresponsive even though nothing is actually broken.

Last updated: February 2026

Kenmore microwaves are a solid choice for everyday cooking when they’re installed correctly, kept clean, and used as intended. For Kenmore model 72180593402, long-term satisfaction typically comes down to basic reliability factors like door-switch operation, ventilation upkeep, and avoiding misuse; our owner's manual covers the key operating and care practices.

What “good” usually means for a microwave/hood combo

Most owners judge a microwave/hood combo on consistent heating, dependable controls, and effective venting over the cooktop. In real-world use, Kenmore units are generally considered good value when you stay on top of routine maintenance.

Common strengths:

  • Reliable day-to-day reheating and timed cooking
  • Useful hood features like the exhaust fan and cooktop light
  • Straightforward controls (clock, timer, child lock, add-minute)

Common pain points (typical across many brands):

  • Door latch or interlock switch wear causing “won’t start” symptoms
  • Grease buildup reducing airflow and increasing odors
  • Heating issues tied to high-voltage components
Maintenance that makes the biggest difference

The manual emphasizes regular cleaning and filter care to keep performance steady.

We recommend:

  • Clean interior surfaces with mild, nonabrasive soap and a soft cloth
  • Keep the door and frame contact areas clean so the door seals properly
  • Steam-clean stubborn soil by heating a cup of water for 2 to 3 minutes
  • Keep the grease filter clean to maintain venting performance
  • Replace failed cooktop lights promptly for safe stovetop visibility
Quick “good vs. not good” checklist
If your 72180593402 does this It usually indicates
Heats evenly and runs quietly Normal operation
Runs but does not heat Heating circuit issue (often high-voltage parts)
Won’t start or stops when door moves Door interlock or latch issue
Poor venting over the range Grease filter or damper issue
Parts that commonly affect performance

If you’re troubleshooting, these model-matched parts are often involved:

Why it matters

A microwave/hood combo works hardest in two ways: cooking and ventilation. Keeping airflow paths clean and ensuring the door safety switches work correctly helps prevent nuisance failures and keeps cooking results consistent.

Last updated: February 2026

Kenmore microwave/hood combo model 72180593402 is a 1.7 cu. ft. over-the-range microwave. You can confirm the listed oven capacity and other specifications in the model’s owner's manual.

How to confirm the capacity on your exact unit

Use these quick checks to match what you see on the appliance to the published specs:

  • Look for the model and serial label at the upper side of the cavity front.
  • Compare the model number on the label to 72180593402.
  • Check the specifications section in the owner's manual.
  • If you are measuring interior space, measure the usable cavity (not the door area).
Typical spec range for this style of Kenmore microwave

Over-the-range Kenmore microwave/hood combos in the 1.7 cu. ft. class commonly share these characteristics:

Spec Typical for 1.7 cu. ft. OTR microwaves What it affects
Capacity 1.7 cu. ft. Cookware fit and usable space
Cooking power About 900 to 1100 watts Heating speed
Venting Recirculating or outside venting Installation options
Why it matters

Capacity (cubic feet) helps you choose correctly sized cookware and accessories, and it helps when replacing interior parts that must match the cavity size and turntable system.

Parts that commonly relate to cavity size and fit

If you are replacing interior accessories for model 72180593402, match parts by model to ensure proper fit:

Last updated: February 2026

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