ain control boardIf your
microwave runs for a few seconds and stops, the first thing to check is
the main control board to ensure that a shortage has not occurred. If
the part is defective then it will need to be replaced to prevent
continual shut offs. If this is not the issue, the next step would be to
check for a faulty touchpad.
Touchpad/Control panelIf
the control board is not the issue and your microwave continues to shut
off after running for only a few seconds, the next thing to check is
your touchpad, which is also known as a control panel. Although uncommon
for this issue, symptoms are usually that the display and some buttons
are working properly; however, when selected some buttons are not
functioning. If this is the case the touchpad will need to be replaced.
see the causes and fix it. God bless youTouchpad dead If you
have a stuck key or non-responsive key, most of the time you will have
to replace the keypad for this microwave oven repair. If your keypad is
connected to your control board by a flat ribbon wire, try
disconnecting it and clean the silver contacts with an ordinary pencil
eraser. After cleaning, plug it back in and try it. If it doesn't fix
it, replace the keypad unit. Some units actually have keypad tests to
confirm your diagnosis of a bad key.If your keypad and control is
the same unit, replace that unit. Another note, unlike stove/oven
keypads and controls, most microwaves do not have error codes or tests
to distinguish whether it is truely the keypad or control. Most of the
time, it is the keypad that needs replacing, but a small percentage of
the time it can be the control. Check the tech sheet if they can point
you to the right part.
Normally, inside the cabinet near where the cord enters. It is normally on the floor of the oven. If blown, replace with the same value and type. Find replacement at your hardware store.
sounds like fuse may have blown..if light doesnt come on inside then that is possibly what is wrong..the fuse is inside the case and u have to take the outside off to get at it...make sure the power cord isnt plugged into the wall and do not touch anything else inside the unit ..there is a big capacitor inside that can give a very very bad shock....or the logic board is not good..if that is the case then it is not worth repairing
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The typical turntable system consists of the motor, the coupler, the turntable support with rollers, and the tray.
Here is a video of how a turntable motor should sound when you rotate it by hand.
If
yours is not set to be off via the control panel, and it won't rotate
or it sounds like it's grinding, etc., you may have a bad motor or
plastic coupler.
To
replace either, you need to unplug power, then remove the bottom cover
of the oven.
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