I can't find a EM246AAK-PV microwave. The base exchange has a Simply Perfect EM245AAK-PV listed online. Page 3 of this sheet, https://images.aafes.com/wsICSImage/clsShowImage.asmx/ShowImage?type=Pog&id=98530l2.pdf , clearly indicates other models that are 230V microwaves. The lack of an input voltage notation makes me suspect that the EM245AAK can't be used for anything other than 120V. However, you should check the label for a 120-240V input voltage rating. Any electronics that sold must have this label somewhere on the device. Otherwise look for a voltage converter designed for appliances (high wattage output). My quick search located this, https://www.amazon.com/HYTED-Converter-Appliances-Straightener-Transformer/dp/B0CJC8LPDH , on Amazon.
I hope this helps.
Cindy Wells
(try the back or the door frame to find the label)
You will require a good grounding in electrical safety and how switch mode power supplies operate firstly.Use a Megger and check where any ground leaks are then repair the power supply.
The 8888 error code may result from overheating, internal short circuits, or issues with the main control board. The entire display control board may need replacement.
I recommend contacting Kambrook directly to inquire about replacement. The burning of the magnetron, a critical component in microwaves, can also trigger error codes.
If the magnetron is faulty, it could lead to the 8888 display. Sorry, the possible multiple causes make this hard to diagnose.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IN0BqiVX5ds
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How to Fix a Microwave Oven - Simple Fuse Replacement. GuruBrew .... I'm hoping it's just a blown fuse ...
" electric get GE-2078 "??
https://www.google.com/search?q=GE-2078
All question need full 'make model (what it is)' first 3 words please.
If it has a fuse check it with a multimeter.
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If the light enters the oven compartment through a plastic cover, you simply pry the cover off to access the bulb. If it enters through holes drilled into a wall or the ceiling, you will need to remove the U-shaped cover panel to access the bulb. You can find a replacement bulb at a hardware store.
As per Alfred (this link is clickable as a demonstration).
As with any microwave, you'll have to unscrew the cap and careful work it loose from the front on top. The lamp base is to be pulled out and the same bulb in place of the broken.
For an exploded view, see
https://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/content/pdfs/125954-8.pdf
In most microwaves I have dealt with the bulb is accessed from a removable door on the outside of the cabinet.
And please Donald, FULL 'make model (what is is)' as first 3 words in every question fully CAPitalised as it is in the manual and on the label.
the light is powered ab AC so any minuscule DC voltage may be meter error.
this vent hood is designed to use incandescent bulbs. call service center listed in you manual for more specific info. If you are concerned about safety return hood to place of purchase. You are the only one who knows how you wired it
