Oven runs, display works, interior light works, touch pad works, turntable works, power setting works, but nothing comes out hot. Nothing is being cooked.

Possibly a bad door switch behind the holes where the latch hooks go into. Usually with the bad switch the timer counts down but nothing runs. It all depends on which switch is bad. Usually 3 switches inside.

• 1.8 CF Oven Cavity
• Electronic Touch Controls
• 950 Watts
• Display On/Off Yes (option pad)
• Add 30 Seconds Instant-On
• Cooking System CircuWave®
• Defrost - Auto / Time / 1 lb. Quick Defrost
• Delay Start
• Express Cook Instant-on 1-6 minutes
• Instant On Controls
• Micro / Time Cook I & II
• 10 Power Levels
• Wire Oven Rack
• Cooktop Lighting - Bright/Night/Off
• Demo Mode
• Interior Oven Light - Halogen
• Night Light (option pad)
• Child Lockout
• Easy Mount Installation
• Exhaust Fan 3 Speed Plus Boost (315 CFM)
• Cooking Complete Reminder
• Timer (On/Off)
• Reminder (24 hr)
• Sound Volume Control - 4 levels
• Sensor Controls
• Beverage Instant-On
• Popcorn Instant-on
• Potatoes Instant-on
• Reheat Instant-On
• Sensor Controls
• Vegetables Instant-on, 3 pads (canned, frzn, fresh)
• SmartControl System
• Clock Plus AM/PM pad
• Concurrent Programming
• Custom Pad
• Electronic Scrolling Digital Display - 2 line
• Help Pad
• Variable Scroll Speed - 5 Speeds (Options Pad)
• 14.25 " Turntable - Glass Recessed
• Turntable On / Off
• 2 Wire Oven Racks; 2 Positions
• Recirculating Charcoal Filter Kit JX81B

This seems to be a failure of the control panel pad or switch as it does not take the command.

The only way possible to see if the touch pads are working is to test the voltage of the control pads when it contacts. The input of the Microprocessor should be checked for the pad control impulse to come in. If there is no trigger voltage to the mP this can be the control pad problem.
The mP must be checked for the working voltage and also the frequency oscillation at the crystal leads. If so the mP is working with a suspected control pads which are not able to set the program or timing.
There is no way but to remove the sticker pad and replace, One difficult way to have a chance is to remove the carbon sticker pads and check continuity , You can use a carbon pen to line the tracks so that the multi-meter reads a continuity. With this you can have a temporary fix

Sounds like the power relay has quit. Time for a new one.

Specs are:

Capacity

Oven Capacity (cu. ft.): 1.6

Features

Wattage (IEC-705 Test Procedure): 1000

Cooking System: CircuWave™ Plus

Power Levels: 10

Style: Over-The-Range

Clock: Plus AM/PM pad

Electronic Scrolling Digital Display: Yes

Electronic Touch Controls: Yes

Kitchen Timer/Timer (On/Off): No/Yes

Variable Scroll Speed: 5 speeds (sub-pad w/ AM/PM)

SmartControl System - Concurrent Programming: Yes

SmartControl System - Help Pad: Yes

Beverage (Convenience): Yes

Cook (Convenience): 9 Codes

Popcorn (Convenience): Yes

Reheat (Convenience): 6 codes

Add 30 Seconds: Instant-On

Child Lock: Yes

Cooking Complete Reminder: Yes

Defrost Type: Auto & Time

Delay Start: Yes

Display On/Off: sub-pad w/ zero

Express Cook: Instant-on 1-6

Reminder (24 hr): Yes

Time Cook: I & II

Time Preference: Control Enhancement (1/9)

Turntable: Glass

Turntable On/Off: Yes

Turntable Size (in.): 13-1/2

Cooktop Lighting: Bright/Night/Off

Night Light: Auto

Rack Type: Wire Oven Rack

Sound Volume Control: 4 levels

Easy Mount Installation: Yes

Exhaust Fan: 2-Speed

Appearance

Case Color: Black

Color Appearance: Stainless Steel

Door Color: Black/Stainless Steel

Handle: Designer-Style

Weight And Dimensions

Approximate Shipping Weight: 63 lb

Overall Depth: 15 5/8"

Overall Height: 16 3/16"

Overall Width: 29 7/8"

Cavity (W x H x D): 20 31/32" x 9 3/8" x 14 3/16"

Power/Ratings

Electrical Input - 120V Amperage: 15

Electrical Input - 120V Watts: 1480

Frequency (MHz): 2450

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Sounds more like a thermal overload cut out has operatered rather than Elements or Magnatron if you have mutimeter you can check this easy...

Circuit board is bad. Cheaper to buy new microwave.

Is this the unit with the door that swings down like a conventional oven?? I think it is. This sounds like a door switch but could be a magnetron or cook relay on the control PCB.