Twidec/6Pcs Snap Action Button Micro Limit Switch 125V/250V 16A SPDT for Microwave Oven Door Arcade V-15-1C25

Needed to replace a microswitch on a Whirlpool microwave door safety. Exact fit. Perfect replacement and MUCH cheaper. MUCH !

Ordered switches to replace damaged switch in my grinder trigger. Worked perfect for less than manufacturers OEM switch. Also have more for next time.

These are the same type of microswitches that you are looking for to repair your microwave oven door--but the ones you have found so far are expensive. These fit perfectly and they are better quality. You need to be aware that these switches have both the NO and NC lugs, so wire them the same as the original switches. These will last longer and cost a faction of the appliance brand parts.

Laughable! Part number is V-15-1C25 and is listed for microwave service and says Micro Switch on the switch. I purchased switches in the past with same exact part number and the code 10124R1 on the switch not Micro Switch. Anyhow the first switched failed.

very satisfied with the switches

Great for nerf projects. Also great for the Makita lxt hand held vacuum. I've had to replace the switch twice. You may need to cut off the roller or get the version without the roller for the vacuum but it's otherwise drop in. Just remember where the plugs come off on the old switch

Good but be aware the connections are the small size not the regular spade size.

This product is very bad, I bought a package of several 16A and they sent me 15A, but they are of such poor quality that 6 I buy only one.

Worked great

Perfect for what I needed them for.

facile à installer dimension conforme

Pour ma porte de garage

These are amazing because I spent $10 in parts to save hundreds of dollars for a new microwave. A fault in the door switches (3 of them like these) kept causing the 20A fuse in the micro to blow when I opened and closed the microwave door. It was a mystery to me until I searched on YouTube and found this is a common problem with older microwaves (5-10 years old). Since my microwave was a higher end model I was reluctant to simply replace it and a service tech (x2) wouldn’t make the call without a $200 service fee before arrival and said they would be unlikely to find or fix the fault. It just wasn’t worth it to them I guess. Anyway, the replacement of these switch was simple and the micro has worked flawlessly since. Only issue is that the tabs are about twice a thick as the originals and the leads took a lot of force to slip them on. It takes a little effort but they fit fine...no issues.