Product review (4 stars): Different connector
I bought this to replace a magnetron in a 2.0 cu ft. GE over the range microwave that would be many hundreds $ to replace and finding an over the range machine w/2 cu. ft. and a 14" turntable is not common. GE would only make good on their 10 year (part only) magnetron warranty if they came to check/verify that it was bad and then another service call to replace it if it was bad + their outrageous price for any ancillary parts found bad ($35 for a $5 diode etc.). Basically $160 - $240 to replace a part I had properly diagnosed as bad. No thanks GE, won't be participating in your thinly disguised service call generation practice called a "part warranty".

The replacement for the orig. (Samsung OM75P(10)ERHN / GE# WB27X10735) mag. called for 10QBP0229 but this 0230 unit says it covers the 0229 w/the stud kit included and this 0230 was less $ than the 0229. The only chance I took was that the stud kit would be missing and if the picture (w/separated male terminals) was correct I would have to separate the connectors out of the one piece female plug on the machine.

As others have said, the picture is wrong and the mag. connector mated the one piece female plug perfectly. If you want to see what the connector will probably actually look like look up the 10QBP0229.

Machine is up and running for under $40 and my time. 1 star deducted for inaccurate product picture. Frankly, if you can't handle the different connector issue you probably shouldn't be fooling around inside the guts of your microwave.

Here are two magnetron reference resources I think are useful
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and a more general "Notes on the Troubleshooting and Repair of Microwave Ovens"
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