Control panel not working. After cooking the control panel blacks out. what is the correction or resetting of panel

I never really fixed the problem, but have avoided it most of the time. Tell me if I'm wrong, but when you open the door to pull out your food after cooking, the steam from the food comes up and fries the control panel, right? To temporarily fix (reset), we just flipped the circuit breaker on and off. To avoid it after that, we would hold a cookie sheet at the top of the oven door, blocking the control panel when we opened the door after the food had cooked. This keeps the steam from blasting the control panel and locking it. Instead, the steam goes into the room.

Pretty ridiculous to have to do that, isn't it? :-( I think we're reaping what we so when we outsource our manufacturing to China...

you may find there is some insulating material missing internally as I would imagine steam affecting the front of the control panel

Step 1:

Door Switch

If the microwave runs for a few seconds and then shuts off, a door switch might have failed intermittently. Check each of the door switches for any signs of overheating, arcing, or burning. Also check each of them for continuity. Replace any of the switches that is visibly damaged or that only has continuity intermittently

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Main Control Board

If the microwave runs for a few seconds and stops there may be a short circuit in the main control board. Check other components first, these boards are often misdiagnosed.

Touchpad and Control Panel

If the microwave runs for a few seconds and stops the touchpad and control panel might be defective. There are several other components that can cause this problem, be sure to check any other components before replacing this board.

Touchpad

If the microwave runs for a few seconds and stops the touchpad might be at fault. This is not common. Generally speaking, if the microwave display is working and some of the buttons respond correctly but some don't, the problem is with the touchpad.

High Voltage Transformer

If the microwave runs for a few seconds and stops the high voltage transformer might have an intermittent short. This is not common. Check other components related to the microwave symptom first.

Thermostat

If the microwave runs for a few seconds and stops the thermostat might be defective. Watch our video on testing thermostat

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use the DVOM tester and fix it. God bless you

there is no reset buton ,but there are some basic things u can do.first u can chk the power coming into the stove.open the back and u will see power cord connected to the stove.use a multimeter and chk voltage between black and red wire.it should read 240v and black/red with respect to green should read 120 volt.if that is ok look for any burnt wires etc.if all is ok then most likely could have control board.

id like to see it happen bfore replacin parts, but the control panel is the only "control for bake" there is no "resetable thermostat", and it uses direct spark , not an ignitor( usual suspect)..perhaps after long heating the relay on the control heats up and doesnt close correctly

If you have given the microwave enough time to cool off and it still does not work then I would suggest that you would need a new one, as the circuit board may be fried that connects the control panel.

sounds like the control board blew on you replace it.

If digits on control board does not shows up after resetting power you need a new control board(part# 9760013 $174.20).
sensor for this model(part# 4455636 $89.78)

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If you can program it and the problem occures when you push START. Then the problem is a door switch, or the control panel not having a completed circuit. Think of your control panel as an off-on switch.COOK, the control panel switches on for 100% of the time programed. DEFROST,The control panel turns the Cook-Relay on for 30% and off for 70%, on, off, on, off,for the time you programmed for DEFROST. This is how it works. There is no lowering of the output. The output is 100% anything other than COOk is done in % of time on, % of time off. This is why you can hear a "Bump" when Defrosting. The "Bump" is the Cook-Relay sending power to the High Voltage Side, 30% on, 70% off.

Please provide the correct model # complete. It is located With the door open, mounted to the door jamb near the control panel, or Mounted on the rear of the microwave