My right turn table wont scratch when button is pushed

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Does microvave button makes sound and when you start push button does the turn table moves.If yes for sound ,and no for turn table then you might have door switch which is either doesent latching or might broke.
open oven (be sure to discharge capacitors).
check its closing properly(the switch)
and use DMM to check resistance that it doesn't show OL

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There is probably a reset button on the motor. Usually a small red button near the end of the motor. Push that then re try starting.

Most of these buttons are special and can only be obtained through the origianl manufacturer. You can search Digikey.com and might get lucky... it is unlikely you will find one with the right legend on it... but at least you would have the button.

with a knife scratch the probe that's next to the flame,dont sand it scratch it.thats if it wont stay light.if it dont light at all you need to turn the handle on the gas valve to pilot and push down,then it will light

There is a reset button on the motor, push it in, it should give a light click. Hope this helps.

try gently pushing the tone arm (actually the piece of plastic holding the tone arm) over to the right a little. works for me, but it still gets stuck often

The problem is with the tiny button that tells the CDX that the platter is engaged. Take the face of the unit off by unscrewing the screws of on the circumference of the bottom of the unit, then locate the copper T shaped piece touching the spindle of the platter. Unscrew the little circuit board (this houses the on/off soft switch for the scratch mechanism) covering the bottom of the T and the T itself. Try powering the unit up and play a CD with the scratch mode activated. Push the grey soft switch to see if the music stops and move the platter back in forth to see if it scratches. If so, all you have to do is bend the copper T trigger to a position where it hits the soft switch just right; off when you don't have the platter pushed down, and on when you do. If the scratching doesn't work when you push the grey switch down, you have a problem I don't know how to fix. Hope this helps!