KitchenAid Microwave Convection Oven "door shut" Questions

...door shut, I think it is the latches The door is probably out of adjustment. Remove it from the power source. Remove the top cover and examine the door catch housing. There usually are a couple of ...

...shut off with the door closed and the time is up. You may have a problem with a door switch or door switch mount, or there may be a shorted relay on the control board, which can easily be repaired. ...

...slamming the door shut a number of times the micro will eventually start and run properly for full cycle. It's a Panasonic Inverter over-oven model door closed switch. look online for repair

...door stay shut - called the "Door Safety Lock System" has a little piece that has broken off that a spring attaches to which allows the door to spring load itself and stay shut. I need to ...

...shut the door, the fan started up. The fan will run as long as the door is shut. It is not cooking as I can hear the differance. Now whenever the door is shut the fan turns on. It does work for ...

...door. I shut the door. Then it would not restart. I have the same problem.  Is the light still on inside the microwave?  Mine is on and the microwave thinks the door is not shut.  I ...

...door is shut but the fan always runs when the door is shut. We have to keep it open when not in use and be there when cooking is done as the fan does not shut off. May be a sensor or thermostat for ...

...door shut - the opposite of the upper switch, which was 0 ohms when door shut, as I expected. Does that mean the lower switch is bad? Can a switch "change polarity" like that? Also, can I ...

Microwave power off, but will flicker when door shuts Door slammed and power went off. It will flicker when the door shuts but remains off. Kill switches in door appear to be in tact but not positive ...

...shut The door on my Panasonic combination Microwave (NN A725M) will not stay shut unless I manually push the door closing hooks down from above with a thin bladed knife - should there be a spring ...