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Posted on Mar 10, 2008
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Buzzing noise and flashing

I'm having a problem with this machine. It started when i tried to cook popcorn with an airless unit. TI got loud buzzing and flashing comming from the right side of the unit where the hole is. oday it happens when ever there is something in the oven. No problems when the oven is empty.
What if anything can I do.
Chuck Kirk

  • CappyKirk Mar 11, 2008

    That did it Geno.
    Thanks a bunch.
    Chuck Kirk

  • Leticiateliz Apr 10, 2008

    We are having the same problem. It first happened last night when popping popcorn, loud buzzing noise, flashing from the top right hand side and smoke with a terrible smell. It has now happened again today when warming up food and it happens even when there is nothing in the microwave. We have a Danby DMW162W-OTR, microwave with oven hood. We have not yet contacted anyone to try to fix the problem, we were going to find a microwave repair shop and see if they can help us, but if you are able to help us it would be much appreciated.

    Thanks,

    Leticia

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Some units have a silica plate covering the waveguide opening. If it get burn spots on it, it'll do that. Remove the plate and try the unit. If it's OK, go to your MW repair shop and order a new plate.

Remember... always cover your food...

Geno

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