Top 20 GE Advantium 120 Convection/Microwave Oven Questions & Answers

go to ge or any online appliance parts site use make and model and look up your part numbers

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Yes but you must remove the oven cover.

The first thing I would suggest is a hard reset. Unplug the unit for a minute or so. Then plug it back in, set the clock and try again. If that doesn't work, leave it unplugged for about 5 minutes. Feel free to contact me directly (see below) if you have other questions.- William E. Miller, AS-EET [email protected] http://www.MicrowaveControl.com Microwave Oven Control Panel Repair Nationwide "Recycling by repairing since 1982"

Use aluminium foil to cover the baker. But only in convection case, not for micro waves cooking !

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Unplug it, then when you plug it back in it is on the default screen for set time, turn dial to right for hours will advance up starts at 00, advanced to 01, 02, and same for min. when you are at say 9 press / push in main knob 1x to advance to minutes, and advances to next input so hours, minutes, then am pm pushing button after dialing to am or pm finishes and sets the time. Jeffrey Weber-Reek

Try unplugging unit and reset it and see if it works again

Unload or remove the top front panel, and then you can replace the bulb.

Sounds like the keypad is bad and I believe this is one part (keypanel and smart board) ...

Avantiums are heavy. Underneath the turn table mechanically is only the turn table motor and the frame of the microwave. I would let it sit for a day and dry out before using it. But in the long run it might create corrosion and eventually you will need to replace your turn table motor. But I have seen liquid spilled into the turn table motor and be fine. You may create more damage by uninstalling your microwave to clean up the spill.

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they hav fuses but the also hold 10.000 volts via a capasitor so watch pep have been killed

Need a bit more information here. Does it still cook when told to do so? If not, you may have a problem with the door close switch. Perhaps it is as simple as using a screwdriver to finesce the actuator back into position. The inside edge of the door has a metal latch and often times a slightly shorter pin or tab that actuates the door open switch. This not only enables the light in the microwave to turn on when the door is open it also tells the cooking circuits to disable until the door is properly closed. If the switch itself is bad you'll have to take the microwave apart to get it out. RepairClinic.com has a huge assortment of parts that are easy to search and find.

The circuit board is bad that controls it. try unplugging and waiting and plug it back up and see if that resets, if not I would take it in for repairs

It sounds like the hinges are worn out or broken. Probably cheaper to buy a new one that to fix the old one.

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A few possibilities pop out at me: Could be a door switch or the thermal fuse monitoring the mag tube's temperature. Time for a service technician to look at it, or, if it were me, I'd just buy a new microwave.

I surmise there's a short in the Quick Defrost button on the keypad. Either the keypad has collapsed there, or some contamination has gotten in. Another possibility is a failing program memory bit in the controller chip, but a contaminated keypad seems most likely. What happens if you press and hold that button while trying to key in another instruction? Is there any change in behavior?