Danby Microwave Ovens - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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Your oven has a 24 month parts and labor warranty.

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If it keeps blowing a fuse then there is something that is causing the current spike blowing the fuse. I would run a full diagnostic or ask a qualified electrician. Something else is most likely blown and replacing a fuse would probably just feed the problem.

http://www.danby.com/fr/soutien/#achat-de-garantie-prolongee Call to request. French and English web site.

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The first and most effective way is by following the instructions below;
1. Unplug the oven
2. Open the door of the oven
3. Press the 0(zero) and reset buttons together while plugging the oven back in.
This should solve the problem, if this does not solve the problem, then the next thing to do is to contact danby technical service.
Hope this was helpful?

After calling many numbers, I was put in contact with the manufacturer, Galanz Microwave, and was told that that beeping is due to a burned out part in the keypad that is not servicable. I, too, have this annoying model!

I'm not 100% sure but 95 that it doesn't have a roller. Here's the replacement... https://www.amazon.com/Replacement-Danby-DMW753W-Microwave-Glass/dp/B00YOPH5F0 or ck here too... www.repairclinic.com Appliancepartspros.com All show it without roller. here's the manual.... https://www.manualslib.com/products/Danby-Designer-Dmw1048ss-193717.html Best to you.

If the display doesn't illuminate, replace the main fuse inside the unit.

Weird that it worked when you left then not. Have you had the lights inside of your house dimming off and on?? It could mean a bad neutral connection to your house from the power pole. That can cause the low voltage transformer on the timer board to burn out. So the fuse in the unit will not even blow but still kill the Low Voltage transformer. If sounds possible call your power company to do a "load test" on the incoming power lines to your house.. They don't typically even charge to do that. They take out your meter and put a tester in that spot that tests the supply to your house.

When talking about "Power Level", there is a misconception that the cooking power is being adjusted. This is not the case. The user is actually adjusting the duty cycle of the Magnetron. For instance at 30%, the Magnetron will be turned on for 20 sec. and off for 40 sec. A loud 60 cycle hum is usually caused by a shorted Magnetron. Thus the unit is not economically repairable.

Microwave ovens operate at high voltages and powerful radio wave energies. Any questions in the operation of one indicates for safety toss it into the trash and buy a new one.