Brand & appliance guide
Siemens Microwave Spares
Find turntables, roller rings, lamps, door handles, switches and waveguide covers for Siemens microwaves. Start with the complete Siemens E-Nr, then continue to the matching catalogue.
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Compatibility first
Use the complete Siemens E-Nr
Copy the full E-Nr exactly as printed, including the two-digit index after the slash, and record the FD number. Searching only the model family can mix together incompatible versions.
Where to lookCheck the rear cabinet, the inside edge of the door opening or the frame behind the door. Record the complete model and production details before measuring an accessory.
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For turntables, compare the diameter, coupling shape and any locating features as well as the model details.
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Do not bypass, adjust or replace door-interlock parts without the correct test equipment and competence.
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A damaged waveguide cover should be investigated before reuse because contamination or arcing may have caused further damage.
BSH specialist guidance
Siemens compatibility details that matter
Siemens parts should be matched to the full E-Nr and two-digit index, with the FD number kept alongside it. Short retail model names can cover more than one internal build.
BSH microwave accessories still require the complete E-Nr: turntable diameter, coupling shape and support arrangement can vary. Internal microwave parts must only be diagnosed and fitted by someone suitably trained and equipped.
Repair safely
Before fitting a part
Microwaves can retain lethal high voltage after they are unplugged. Limit DIY replacement to external user-removable accessories unless you are suitably trained and equipped for safe microwave work.
Ordering guidance
Common questions
Are microwave turntables universal?
No. Diameter, hub shape, locating features and rotation arrangement vary. Match the full appliance model and compare the original tray carefully before ordering.
Can I repair a microwave after unplugging it?
Unplugging does not remove every hazard because the high-voltage circuit can retain a dangerous charge. Internal diagnosis and repair should be left to a suitably trained and equipped person.