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Dead microwave Microwave went dead after using it to defrost. The lights and everything shut off and won't turn back on. 15 minutes after everything shut off we opened the microwave door to find the inside extremely hot.

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You have likely blown the thermal fuse, its a small silver 1/2" pointy wire on each end and secured by clamp and normally brass crimps to the wires.
usually attached around the fan or motor area.
see this picture
http://chinafuse.en.alibaba.com/product/50391300/50098721/thermal_fuse/Thermal_Fuse/showimg.html

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