My hinari MX745GLSL microwave has suddenly stopped working - it wont heat anything up/cook at all. BNut looks as though everything else is fine - light, the plt goes around etc, just no heat whatsoever

depends on how sentimental u area sounds like the magnitron went out. call your local appliance repair person and ask what he charges for that. usually it is pretty expensivea

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Are you getting 110VAC on the primary leads of the high voltage transformer when you press "Start" to begin cooking?

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i am having the solution for this problem check the lock terminals for loose connection and if its working and check the magnetron which produses the heat inside the microwave.

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you may have gotten a power surge and that can cause some funny things to happen, 1st is there power to the oven, 2nd if so there may be an internal fuse protector built in to the oven, check with the manual for anything of that sort listed. if not you may have to take it in and have it repaired by a pro. there is a lot of voltage in these ovens and unless you know what you are doing a person could get hurt

Check the service section in your manual.

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Disclaimer: I'm a DIYer, not a technician.

Our GE over-the-range microwave stopped producing heat yesterday while warming part of the T-giving feast. Everything else (fan, control panel, light) works fine.

After disassembly and testing last night, I discovered a defective "secondary door switch." Your Kenmore uses a similar switch (~$19 on-line), and that might be the problem. But it also could be other things, such as a bad thermal cut-out.

If you know anyone who's handy with a multimeter, most of the basic diagnostics seem to be pretty straightforward.