20 Most Recent Daewoo KOR-6115 Microwave Oven Questions & Answers

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if your smelling burning from your microwave its well past its sell by date,, dont even think of getting it fixed just dump it and buy a new one,
there is a hight chance the capacitor has just blown up on you and there not that cheap to fix anyhow so buying new one is your best bet

Is it new???

If it is still under manufacturers warrenty, then take it back to where you bought it.

It appears to be a fault in the control chip. Not a lot can be done, it may be cheeper to buy a new one. Wallmart have cheep ones.

Chances are your magnetron is overheating, activating the magnetron thermostat, which resets and restores power when it cools.

Your manual may call for you to put a paper plate under the popcorn bag to heat better and to protect the turntable. (And always place the food slightly off-center on the turntable, for the same reasons!)

You should first confirm that the outlet reads about 110-120 volts AC and that the microwave is on its own breaker. If a microwave shares a breaker with another high current device (or even lights) it can affect operation.

Then be sure the microwave's internal cooling fan is running.

If this is an over the range model, it will also have a exhaust hood vent fan which you can turn on and off at will, but this is not the fan I'm talking about.

The internal cooling fan should be on whenever the oven is cooking. If not, the magnetron can overheat and eventually be destroyed.

The next issue is how long you've had the oven.

If it's within the 30-day dealer exchange period, I'd take it back for a new one pronto.

If it's within the full warrranty period (usually 1 year) Daewoo's service center should fix it free.

You can visit Daewoo online or call them at 1-800-323-9668 or 1-800-553-4355 to find parts or find your nearest authorized service center to have them do the work.

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This will be a damaged control panel. We have several of these on order now.

The best bet is to call or e-mail us so we can discuss this. If we're unable to answer, please leave your phone number and model number.

At our site, we have a video showing how to remove a typical over the range control panel assembly in under 5 minutes.

What happens is the cooktop lights blow or short and it causes serious damage to the board. Replacing the board is the best option.

Feel free to contact me directly (and please remind me of your model number) for more information & help.

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It sounds like maybe what you're referring to is the splatter shield or waveguide cover? The job of the waveguide cover is to protect the waveguide (opening) and the magnetron from buildup of food particles and grease. When the grease and food particles build up on and behind the cover, they will carbonize and arc - and maybe even flame up! The solution is to clean it and keep it clean - but if it's too dirty or is burned, it must be replaced. Sometimes it's necessary to remove the cover to clean both sides of it, and to clean the edges of the opening it covers. It is sometimes held in place with a small plastic rivet (or screw) and once that is removed, the cover will slide over a little then drop down. Be VERY careful not to get cut on the potentially sharp edges of the opening, and do not spray anything into the opening. Apply an alcohol-based cleaner (such as the purple kind) and /or gentle scouring powder to a cloth or paper towel and carefully wipe it out, then when it's dry, reinstall the cover and the rivet. I suggest to my customers that they NEVER use any ammonia-based cleaner (like the blue stuff) on a microwave, since the ammonia will crack and distort polycarbonate plastics.

If this really is an 8-year-old 600W oven, then I would think it's really not worth putting time and money into... The technician in me hates to say that, but there are times when that's just the right answer...

Take it to a Daewoo Service Centre, and they can get parts and you don't really want to be messing inside a Microwave.. In normal circumstances, with a cheap make like Daewoo, you just replace them, but get a quote. Help and videos in the link, if you choose to take the risk. https://www.google.com/search?q=Daewoo+KOC-925T+microwave%2Fconvection+touchscreen+will+not+work https://www.fixya.com/support/r29874712-repairing_microwave_ovens ..

read this! https://www.ifixit.com/Answers/View/285420/Daewoo+microwave+shines+but+does+not+heat Time for a new microwave.

take outer case off and find the light .