TURN TABLE WILL NOT TURN. - KitchenAid KCMC155J Convection/Microwave Oven

Avantiums are heavy. Underneath the turn table mechanically is only the turn table motor and the frame of the microwave. I would let it sit for a day and dry out before using it. But in the long run it might create corrosion and eventually you will need to replace your turn table motor. But I have seen liquid spilled into the turn table motor and be fine. You may create more damage by uninstalling your microwave to clean up the spill.

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I'd check to see if the turntable motor has continuity. If it does, check to see if 120 volts is being supplied to it. If both are o.k., then the motor has probably bound-up in some way internally. There's also the possibility that it has mechanically become detached from the hub that turns the glass tray.

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Either the coupler that is located in the center of the oven cavity that the turntable sits on is defective or the turn table motor is defective. . Either repair is rather simple (coupler being the easiest) with parts available online.

hi. ther is no problem using your micro with the table not turning. as long as it still heats. the turn table is usually the first to go. i have had a couple like that and used them for a long time with no problems. you should be fine. hope this helps ease your mind. have a good day!

Is the plate engaging the drive?

take down the bottom panel and replace the turn table motor p# wb26x10038

if you can check the turn table motor for resistance. 90 percent would be a broken motor which you could replace. just look for the motor at the bottom of the microwave and race the wire back to the pc board.

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The 22 seconds is the giveaway.

In most cases, this is a problem with the inverter or a bad magnetron.

Due to the lethal voltages used and produced, I do not recommend that an inexperienced person work on these.

I would recommend that you contact your nearest Panasonic-authorized servicer. You can find one here.

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