Is there a 90 degree power cord available - Sharp R-425LS Microwave Oven

Possibly a noisy inductor or choke. I wouldn't think this will be an issue.

You will have to drop unit from cabinet mount. Locat vent fan, usually a squirrel cage design. Then rotate 90 degrees. Instructions can be found in the installation guide.

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I see you would like to run your Frigidaire microwave for 90 seconds. Typically, you would push the "9" and "0" buttons then the start button to start your microwave for 90 seconds. If these steps do not help with programming could you please provide me with your model number? You can locate your serial tag (which lists your model number) on the inside wall of your microwave. I hope this information is helpful to some degree. -Matt

Could you take a photo of the oven, the door and the hinges and show us?

There should be a technical sheet hidden behind the grille or behind the controller.

It will show you how to connect it.

The only wire that you can connect incorrectly is the one in the lower center of the board that connects to the black relay next to the small power transformer. Try rotating the connector 90 degrees if the oven is not coming on.

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Look for the sticker in the back you should have the Amps, the Volts, the Power, if you have the Voltage and the Power than you have to do a litle math... the Amperidge is obtained from deviding the Power from the Voltage ex:

Voltage is 120 volts, Power is 90 Watts than the Amps would be 0,75 Ampers (90W / 120V = 0,75A)

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-oven fuse
-power cord
-circuit board fault

any of these could be culprit
any of these can be tested
let me know if you need further instructions.

yes,
you will need to tzke the unit down
look on the back upper middle
you will see your vent fan
open the cover
pull the fan up
and rotate it 90 degrees, but you will need to install a vent for it
you can also turn it 180 degrees if you on an outside wall and the ven is directly behind the machine

If you are referring to the main power cord then you should be able to purchase one at Home Depot/Lowes of most local hardware stores... make sure you get the current rating off the tag on the appliance.. 15Amp or less can use a cord size of 14 gauge.. you should use a 12 gauge for any appliance requiring up to 20Amps ( in your case ..1100 watts minus losses within the system should allow you to use 14 gauge power cord.)

Whirlpool customer service is here and you can also enter your model number on that page to download your owner's manual, installation instructions, etc..

The installation instructions are what you need.

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