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Microwave door key (or door latch). The door latch ensures that the microwave door is closed while the microwave is operating. If the door latch is broken, the microwave will not start.

Lower lever switch

Door latch & switch assembly

Latch Body Assembly

Assy door lock-front

Door latch

Locker

Door latch assembly

Latch-door

Latch-door
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If your oven door won't lock or unlock properly, or if it locks intermittently, the latch might be faulty. Inspect the latch mechanism for damage or wear, and consider a replacement if issues persist.
The model number is typically found on a label on the oven's frame or behind the oven door. Knowing this number is crucial for ordering the correct latch replacement part.
First, allow the oven to cool down. If the door remains locked, inspect the latch for damage. Replacing the latch may be necessary if it appears broken or worn.
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On Samsung range/stove/ovens, check the label on the oven door frame first, then look behind the oven door or along the side of the door if you do not see it. The model number may include letters, numbers, and a slash, so copy it exactly, including any suffix after the main number. Enter that number in the search bar to narrow the full catalog to parts made for your specific Samsung range/stove/oven. This model lookup applies to the entire unit, not just the latch or another individual part. Use the filtered results to confirm compatibility quickly and avoid sorting through parts for similar-looking models.
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