My ge model hvm1750 just stopped running while it was reheating something. Nothing works. Home circuit is ok

Barbara I highly recommend contacting GE directly at 1-800-433-2682 or go to www.geappliances.com Marcus

Get the user manual/information/support for your JE1390GA here:

http://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-literature-search?Ntt=JE1390GA&x=10&y=2

Good luck.

yes
just put it in and press the start button
most have a minimum of 30 seconds so when it counts down to 10 stop it and that is 20 seconds
you can reheat just about everything EXCEPT WHEAT BAGS as they accumulate the heat and can catch fire in the unit

it has a fuse located behind the main control panel. you will see it after you remove the cover

First check your electrical panel breaker before calling for service.

1= reset the c.breaker from your home see if are tripped and reset.
2= open for thermal fuse open, test continuity with DVOM OR VOM and replace.
3) test the power cord for open or broken or break.
4= check the switch for door maybe is open must be continuity until 0 , or swtich defective see the diagram attached. God bless you

Hello there:
Normally when a microwave stops heating but all else works there are only a couple of things that can be bad
First is the megatron This is the part that converts the elevtrical energy stored in the power inverter into thermal heat
and the second is the power inverter this is the part that coverts the down to a usable wattage of energy for the megarton I will post a picture of both below
The only way to test them is to use a ohm meter and unplug the part and use the meter to see if you are getting any type of reading any reading under 1100 would be a bad part ok look at part 73 and 75

We have a sound clip of what a microwave should sound like when the cooling fan and high voltage section are working.

You may have a shorted cooling fan relay on the control circuit board.

We regularly repair these control units for customers nationwide by mail for $39.95 postpaid with a one-year guarantee.

Or you can order a whole new control circuit board (smart board) here.

Feel free to contact me directly (and please include your full model number from the tag in or on the unit) for a free estimate and free tips & do-it-yourself advice.

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You know that you have to unplug the microwave first, right?Then you have to either wait a good while (I like a couple of days) or short out the current.

The fuse is located on the right side, behind the control panel at the top. You have to remove the vent cover (three screws) in the front, then the screws holding the control panel up ( I didn't remove mine, I let it rest on a pot to take the weight off the connectors). The fuse is on a small horizonal electronic board located 6 inches behind where the top of the control panel normally is attached.

You do NOT have to remove the oven, but it's small hands work, or great needle nose. You get the fuses for about 3 for $2.00 at Radio Shack.

But I bet that isn't you whole problem. Something caused it to blow.

Sure does,,,