You have a shorted door switch or a loose, misaligned, or broken door switch mount. It's probably the top or bottom door switch, not the middle one.
SOURCE: microwave oven will not work
Seems like I've answered this before, but the MR5493G is subject to a recall due to defective keypad (membrane switch) and can be seriously dangerous.
See: www.allworldauto.com/recalls/samsung_microwave_mr5493g_recalls_1420-10455-1.html
The MR1032BB is also under recall. See: www.motorbeat.com/model/samsung+microwave/mr1032bb/
If neither is covered under the recall, you should be able to order new keypads here: http://www.samsungparts.com/search/search.asp
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SOURCE: Microwave/Convection Oven has mind of its own: turns to Crisp mode on its own.
Yes this is a touchpad issue. As you have noted the crisp button is stuck and this is the cause of this. You can try removing the keypad and push up the pressed button. If its jammed then replacing it is the only way.
SOURCE: kenmore microwave model 665.61629100
20amp fuse above the control panel.. but behind the vent grill..
SOURCE: Set clock time on microwave oven
I have consulted the Owners Manual and there is no mention of the demo mode. I would suggest that you unplug the unit or disconnect power if it is hard wired in, and try to set the clock then.
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SOURCE: my microwave oven keeps tripping the circuit
If a fuse inside had blown, that would definitely reduce the current flow rather than trip the breaker.
I have replaced several breakers over the years; they no longer last forever.
Try your Amana on a different circuit, not in the kitchen; if that other circuit likes the oven, the breaker is bad.
If the alternate circuit breaker also trips, then you have not a blown fuse in the Amana but rather a shorted component inside and repairing the oven will likely cost about the same as replacing it.
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