Sharp R-1480 Microwave Oven "door covered condensation" Questions

...adhesive cover either having been removed or missing. It covers the perforated door inner and stops condensation and food particles from getting inside the door cavity where is cannot be

Condensation marks on microwave door I have a GE JVM1842BD over the range microwave. Condensation from range top cooking has left marks between the glass panels on the door. I would like to take the ...

...door interlock switches is not switching properly or there is a condensation problem on the sensor control panel, either can cause the turntable/light/oven to come on even though the "Starts" button ...

...door interlock switches is not switching properly or there is a condensation problem on the sensor control panel, either can cause the turntable/light/oven to come on even though the "Start" button ...

...is getting louder. It sounds like the fan to me as its not constant and it stops when I open the door. Is it the fan? Is this something I fix this myself? I remember happening to us many years

...door interlock switches is not switching properly or there is a condensation problem on the sensor control panel, either can cause the turntable/light/oven to come on even though the "Start" button ...

...it might have left condensate in the unit which is causing the sparking. Unplug the unit, leave the door open over night. If you can remove that cover, do so. Be sure to carefully replace it before ...

...door. I have a GE Spacemaker over the stove microware. I found that after my wife did her sscrub job to remove grease from the outside glass and the wire mesh, the wire mesh apparently trapped some ...

...to see that the light goes on and off as you actuate the light switch plunger. Some units have the door switch in the top of the door hinge but most have the switch in the door fold area of the ...

...covered, then you can clean and repair the inner door surfaces. You have to separate the door panels (as shown in the attached photo) and then you'll see the previously hidden screw(s) you need to ...