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GE JVM7195SFSS microwave filters and glass tray
GE's exact-model Owner Center page lists glass tray WB49X10063, charcoal odor filter WB02X11544, and grease filter WB02X11534 for JVM7195SFSS. GE's 2025 Parts Catalog independently maps the two filters to this model. The linked JVM7195-series manual supports monthly grease-filter care, recirculating charcoal-filter replacement, safe tray cleaning, and the qualified-service boundary. The manual prints an older charcoal service number; this record does not claim a direct supersession to the current exact-model row.
Safety boundary
- For reusable grease filters, keep the filters installed whenever the hood is used; clean monthly or as needed. Slide each filter rearward by its tabs, lower it, wash with hot water and detergent, rinse, shake and dry fully, then seat it back in the frame slots and press up/forward to lock. Avoid ammonia-based cleaners.
- For charcoal-filter work, use only on a recirculating installation. The linked GE manual says to disconnect power at the fuse/breaker or unplug first, remove the top grille's two screws, lift the filter bottom free of its tabs, and replace it with the top in the inside grooves and the bottom behind the tabs.
- For the glass tray, let it cool; the linked manual says it and the support must be seated for microwave use and describes careful cleaning. Do not open the microwave cabinet; GE says other service is for qualified personnel.
Compatibility requires a direct model listing, explicit supersession, or equivalent manufacturer evidence.
Models explicitly covered
These model identities have the source evidence listed below. Read the part decision and suffix limits before ordering.
Required identifiers
- Complete rating-label model: JVM7195SFSS
- Identify whether the needed item is the glass tray, reusable grease filter, or charcoal odor filter
- For charcoal filtration, confirm the installed unit recirculates air into the room rather than exhausting outdoors
Compatibility rules
- GE's exact Owner Center page for JVM7195SFSS lists WB49X10063 Microwave Glass Tray, WB02X11544 Microwave Charcoal Odor Filter, and WB02X11534 Microwave/Hood Grease Filter.
- GE's 2025 Parts Catalog independently maps WB02X11544 and WB02X11534 to JVM7195SFSS.
- Apply these exact-model rows only to JVM7195SFSS; do not extend to another color, suffix, or model family.
- Use the charcoal row only for a recirculating installation; the actual exhaust configuration determines whether charcoal filtration is used.
Never assume
- The older charcoal service number printed in the linked manual is a documented direct equivalent or supersession of the current Owner Center row.
- A charcoal filter is required on an externally vented unit.
- A tray or filter from a similar-looking GE microwave fits this exact model.
- A turntable symptom proves that a specific drive component is faulty.
Exact-model part rows
- GE lists WB49X10063 as the glass tray, WB02X11544 as the charcoal odor filter, and WB02X11534 as the grease filter for complete model JVM7195SFSS.
- The GE 2025 Parts Catalog also includes JVM7195SFSS in the cross-reference rows for the two filter SKUs.
Charcoal filter number note
The exact Owner Center and current parts catalog list WB02X11544 for JVM7195SFSS. The linked JVM7195-series manual prints older service number WB02X10956 for the JX81H charcoal kit, while GE's generic JX81H article lists both number strings. The inspected sources do not state a direct WB02X10956-to-WB02X11544 supersession for this complete model. This page uses only the exact current Owner Center row; owners whose installed filter is marked with the older number should verify through GE's current lookup before ordering.
Owner-care steps and repair boundary
- GE's linked JVM7195 manual gives owner steps for reusable grease filters, recirculating charcoal-filter access, and tray/support cleaning. Follow the full manual for these procedures.
- GE says microwave servicing beyond its Consumer Support instructions must be done by qualified service personnel. Internal electrical, door-interlock, motor, capacitor, magnetron, and high-voltage work is outside this page.