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Whirlpool 53001532 Microwave Turntable Glass Plate – OEM Replacement for Uneven Heating & Rotation Failure
If your Whirlpool microwave's turntable has stopped spinning or your food is coming out unevenly heated — a cracked, chipped, or broken turntable glass plate is almost always the cause. Part 53001532 is the OEM Whirlpool replacement glass plate that restores proper rotation and even cooking performance. Confirm your model number below before ordering.
Part 53001532
Replaces a83232, ffe0e0, 1752092640, c8a400, f0f0f0
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Part Number53001532
Replacesa83232, ffe0e0, 1752092640, c8a400, f0f0f0
ManufacturerWhirlpool
Appliance TypeMicrowave
Confirm the complete model number before ordering. Similar parts may use different connectors, dimensions, hose positions, electrical ratings, or mounting points.
- Microwave turntable not spinning or rotating
- Food heating unevenly — hot spots and cold centres
- Cracked, chipped, or shattered turntable glass plate
- Glass plate wobbling or grinding during operation
- Microwave runs but food is undercooked on one side
- OEM Part Number: 53001532
- Part Type: Microwave Turntable Glass Plate
- Brand: Whirlpool (OEM)
- Condition: New (OEM) & Used options available
- Material: Heat-resistant borosilicate glass
- Fit: Direct OEM replacement — no modification required
- Note: This part is No Longer Available (NLA) from the manufacturer. Stock is limited to current on-hand inventory only.
- Skill Level: Beginner — no tools required
- Step 1: Disconnect power to the microwave before handling any internal components
- Step 2: Remove the old turntable glass plate by lifting it straight up off the roller ring
- Step 3: Place the new 53001532 glass plate onto the roller ring, ensuring it seats flat and centred
- Step 4: Restore power and run a 30-second test cycle to confirm rotation
- ⚠ Caution: Always disconnect power before servicing. Handle glass with care — edges may be sharp.
💡 Pro Tip — Check the Roller Ring & Drive Motor While You're In There:
A broken turntable glass is often a symptom of a failing roller ring or a worn drive motor coupler — not just the glass itself. If your old plate cracked from stress rather than impact, inspect the roller ring (coupler ring) for flat spots or cracks, and listen for grinding from the turntable drive motor during operation. Replacing both at the same time saves a second service call and avoids labour duplication.
A broken turntable glass is often a symptom of a failing roller ring or a worn drive motor coupler — not just the glass itself. If your old plate cracked from stress rather than impact, inspect the roller ring (coupler ring) for flat spots or cracks, and listen for grinding from the turntable drive motor during operation. Replacing both at the same time saves a second service call and avoids labour duplication.
Part Details
ConditionCertified Pre-Owned
Use a qualified technician when diagnosis or installation is outside your experience. Gas parts should be installed by a licensed technician.
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