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I have a new Kitchen Aid Convection Microwave with air fryer. I've not yet used the air fryer, but today I put a pan with a roast and set to convection roast and turned it on. I put the aluminum foil over the top of the pan and it sparked. I don't know why this happened. I'd sure like someone to let me know.

It will do nothing until the clock is set.

When cool, I use a barbeque grille cleaner and that works well. Any maker is fine. Clean it off when rubbed in with a gentle non stick semi abrasive sponge, as it can burn into the coatings. Always cover your cooking to avoid splashes that can become troublesome to remove.

It seems like you're experiencing an issue with your Panasonic microwave oven NNT551. If the clock button is not responding and you only see two dots when pressing the stop button, there might be a few things you can try to troubleshoot the problem:

1. Power Cycle the Microwave:
   • Unplug the microwave from the power outlet.
   • Wait for about 30 seconds.
   • Plug it back in and try setting the clock again.
2. Check for Child Lock:
   • Some microwaves have a child lock feature that can prevent certain buttons from functioning. Check your manual to see if your model has this feature and how to disable it.
3. Reset to Default Settings:
   • If there is an option in the manual or settings to reset the microwave to its default settings, try doing that.
4. Inspect for Physical Damage:
   • Ensure there is no physical damage to the control panel or any other part of the microwave that may be affecting its functionality.

If your microwave's waveguide cover is severely burnt, it is generally recommended to replace it rather than repair it. The waveguide cover is designed to be transparent and protect the antenna or magnetron from food splatter and grease. To replace the cover, follow these steps: 1. Identify the replacement part number from your microwave's user manual or contact the manufacturer. 2. Order the part from the manufacturer, authorized dealers, or reputable appliance parts suppliers. 3. Turn off the microwave to ensure safety. 4. Remove the old waveguide cover and secure it using screws or clips. 5. Place the new waveguide cover in the same position and secure it using the appropriate screws or clips. 6. Test the microwave to ensure the new waveguide cover is in place and functioning correctly. Replacement is crucial as a burnt or damaged waveguide can affect the microwave's performance and cause further damage to internal components. If you have any doubts or are uncomfortable with the replacement process, seek professional assistance or contact the manufacturer's customer support for guidance.

I pressed Start/Enter and Clear/Off simultaneously for 3-5 seconds and it exited DEMO mode for me.

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I am a bit late on this question, but just ended up in a rabbit hole of unanswered Kitchenaid questions The self cleaning features only serves to keep manufacturers in steady sales of parts. Quite simply the oven can only take those temperatures a few times until they break. The heat burns out elements, damages fans, door locks and worst of all damages control boards which are not far enough from the heat source. You problem sounds like the walls of the oven have buckled in the heat so the racks no longer fit. Too late now, but you should have taken Kitchenaid to court, the oven was not fit for purpose under the description they used to sell it to you. Never use the self cleaning feature as stated here https://www.google.com/search?q=self-cleaning+oven+temperature Never Ever use the self clean feature. We see damage here every couple of weeks. The worst was a burned control board on an oven that all parts were obsolete, so the self clean cost a thousand bucks! Self-cleaning ovens bring the heat so you don't have to spend hours scrubbing. Traditional self-cleaning cycles heat the oven between 800°F and 900°F, helping turn soil and spills to a powdery ash you can then wipe away. They utilize only heat-no chemicals-and are built to withstand high temperatures. (Says Maytag who love selling elements, door locks and other parts),

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Self-cleaning oven

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You need a new one. Never try to take microwave ovens apart or look behind displays and into to the case. https://www.fixya.com/support/r29874712-repairing_microwave_ovens ..

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It is located behind the key panel. UNPLUG THE UNIT FIRST.
Remove top grill (2 sinked screws on top)
Now remove the single screw on top of the key panel. Barefully slide out the keypad up and out. The smart people of kitchenaid put the dang fuse jammed between the fan housing and the right wall. Remove the entire bottom plate that holds the lights and such... I think 8 screws. Now remove 2 screws that hold down the fan housing. Now you going to have to use a screw driver and some wiggling to move the plastic housing out of the way enough to pop and slide out the fuse and replace. To test you can use a continuity tester and place it between the fuse. There is nothing visible on this fuse (250Volt 20A fuse Fast Acting I think) e.g. you can't see that the fuse is broken or not. Make sure no wires are pinched while putting it all back.

have you tried the power button? link to manual copy and paste https://mans.io/files/viewer/396358/8

Question edited for clarity. There is no manual available anywhere online for it. https://www.google.com/search?q=Sainsbury+129648705+manual Try Sainsbury's direct, they say they have 'Product Instructions'. https://help.sainsburys.co.uk/help/contact-us https://help.sainsburys.co.uk/help/products/instructions-request

Product instructions

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There are different patterns to setting a microwave clokc, depnding on the brand and age.Try these combinations (both with the door open and with door closed) to set the clock to 1:00:Clock > 1 > 0 > 0 > StartClock > 1 > 0 > 0 > ClockClock > Clear > 1 > 0 > 0 > StartClear > Clock > 1 > 0 > 0 > Start

See troubleshooting section of following manual. It may help. Troubleshooting - Galanz ToastWave GTWHG12BKSA10 User Manual [Page 32] ' ManualsLib

It appears there might be a mix of information in the provided details. However, based on what you've mentioned, it seems you're dealing with a broken door latch hook key on a device with the model number "ogcmdm 11s2-10." Unfortunately, the information provided doesn't align with known model formats or specific products, and I might not have detailed information about this particular model or device. Given that, here are some general steps you can follow when dealing with a broken door latch or lock:

1. Identification of the Latch or Lock:
   • Identify the type of latch or lock system used on your device. It could be a simple spring latch, deadbolt, or a more complex mechanism.
2. Obtain Replacement Parts:
   • If the latch hook key is broken, you may need to obtain a replacement part. Contact the manufacturer or a supplier to inquire about replacement latch hook keys or the entire lock assembly if necessary.
3. Accessing the Broken Part:
   • Depending on the design of your device, you may need to disassemble or remove certain components to access the broken latch or lock. Refer to the device's user manual or any available documentation for guidance.
4. Remove Broken Parts:
   • Once you have access to the broken latch or lock, carefully remove the broken parts. This may involve unscrewing screws, removing panels, or disassembling components.
5. Install Replacement Parts:
   • Install the replacement latch hook key or lock components following the manufacturer's instructions. Ensure that the new parts are compatible with your device.
6. Test Operation:
   • After replacing the broken latch or lock parts, test the operation to ensure that the door can be securely locked and unlocked.
7. Reassemble:
   • If you had to disassemble any components to access the broken part, reassemble the device according to the manufacturer's instructions.

If you encounter difficulties during the process or if you are unsure about how to proceed, it's advisable to contact the manufacturer's customer support for specific guidance or consider consulting with a professional technician. Please note that the general steps provided may not cover all possible scenarios, and the actual process might vary based on the specific design of your device.