20 Most Recent GE Profile Spacemaker Over-the-Range Microwave - Page 2 Questions & Answers

two screws in the floor of the cabinet/space above it ?

If you pull the covers, you will see a digram showing locations of overheat safety sensors. Check with a meter. If all good. You have other issues.

All microwaves are 30 inches wide.

The key pad is probably worn out or otherwise broken. Unfortunately, to replace the key pad/control board, if it's still in production, usually cost as much as purchasing a new unit. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.

I am under the understanding that GE and other manufactures have discontinued the 36" microwaves you may have to purchase a trim kit to fill the space from a 30" unit.

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Sounds like one of the door switches is shorted. Check all three for proper operation with power off. WARNING: Microwaves contain lethal voltage levels can be more than 4000V, more then enough to kill you! BEFORE doing an work on them, unplug from power and discharge the capacitors. If you don't know what you're doing its better to leave it alone and get it professionally serviced.

If this is a GE Spacemaker model, you can lock or unlock the controls of the oven by pressing and holding the CLEAR/OFF button for 3 to 5 seconds. If this is not a GE Spacemaker, please post back with your correct MODEL NUMBER. I hope this information helps you.

Check the interlock switches.

The touch pad is more than like the problem. This is common. Try removing the ribbon connector and reinserting it back in the receptacle. If this doesn't fix the problem then replace the touch pad.

replace touch pad

Either the control board or the switch itself. I can't remember if that on is part of the main keypad or not. Does the unit beep when you press the light button? If it does then you need to follow the wiring to a point where you have power. Best guess...control board

Replace keypa

Replace keypad

Either the control board or the keypad

The fan sounds like the most likely suspec

Need new keypad

Remove the cover. You should be able to access the two latches and release them. Once open you will have to take the door apart and repair the latch