In that case the outlet your using is pushing out too much electricity. Try calling your local electric company for help or a professional electric repair man.
Breakers can trip when an appliance is using more power than what the wire of that curcuit is rated for. i.e. a microwave might use 20 amps on start up on a15 amp breaker. This will cause a trip. Try a smaller watt microwave or run a larger wire size on a propper breaker to the outlet
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most micros have either a 15amp or 20 amp ceramic fuse at the top behind the touch pad. cover has to be removed. don't touch the hv capacitor. check fuse for continuity if none replace with like fuse. if it blows again you have another problem.
Here is a link you or someone you know can use to test it, but please read the safety info: http://www.gallawa.com/microtech/cap_test.html For more help from Emerson visit here or get help using your appliance at 1-800-898-9020. Get help locating a servicer or parts at 1-800-695-0098.
hi your door has hooks which activate switches.one of the switches is called the monitor switch .the purpose of this switch is to close the mwave circuit[complete the circuit] indicating your mwave is safe for use.at present your mwave circuit is open therefore your functions arenot working .check if door hooks are making contact with the switch ,check if the swith is testing continuity.ihope ihave been of assistance let me know cheers
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