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The magnetron is more than likely the problem, or the inverter board if oven is 7 years old or less. If you have a digital meter you can do a rough test on the magnetron, unplug microwave, set meter to ohms, disconnect one wire from magnetron and put the test leads across too points, if reading is .2ohms or less it is good, but if the test shows infinity or open the magnetron is bad, keep in mind it may have a short making the reading misleading.
I didn't find the installation instructions for that model, but I found
them for a couple of models that are likely very close from that era
and may be good enough to help you.
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Check for another fuse. Check all electrical connections for burns. Did you check fuse with a meter or just look at it? Don't trust what it looks like.
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