SOURCE: Microwave Arcing
The metal shelf that comes with most microwave ovens must NEVER come in contact with any surface of the cavity wall or arcing will occur. (this is why its is mounted on plastic clips). IF you are not using the shelf to cook multiple items (as most people don't)....Remove the shelf and store somewhere else until needed.
SOURCE: Removing Microwave
First I would wonder if you really need to remove it from the wall? Many repairs can be done with it still in the wall. If so, installation instructions should be with the paperwork that came with the oven, and that will show you how to remove it. Buit if you don't have that, you would likely remove the grille from across the top. The grille is usually held in place with screws and/or clips. After that is out, there may be a couple of other screws now revealed at the top edge, or there may be a one or more "catches" just under the top edge of the the chassis. I would strongly advise you to have a helper working with you. These can be heavy, and awkward. You might call the GE Answer Center and ask if they can supply you with installation instructions. They're at 800-626-2005 (24 hrs.) Otherwise, you may be able to find instructions that are close enough at a place like Lowe's. They may have some demo models and you can usually ask to look at the manuals.
SOURCE: No heat - where is the diode
Sorry to answer so late in the game, but in case others have this problem, you can find helpful exploded view diagrams and order parts by entering your model number here: http://tinyurl.com/gv383
SOURCE: GE spacemaker model #jvm1350aw-002
Usually that's due to accumulated grease and / or food particles.
They must be cleaned. If they are damaged, they must be replaced.
If this continues, it can damage the paint or the wall, which would have to be sanded and repainted with high-temperature appliance paint from places like Wal-Mart or Lowes.
You can usually find helpful exploded view diagrams and order parts by entering your full model number here: http://tinyurl.com/gv383
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SOURCE: Removing an old old microwave oven
look in the cabinet above the microwave, there should be 2 bolts which go through the bottom of the cabinet and screw into the microwave. remove these 2 bolts holding the unit steady then tilt the unit down and away from the wall.
If
the microwave is sparking or arcing the waveguide cover might be
damaged and shorting out. Try removing the waveguide cover and see
if the problem goes away. If there are any damaged spots in the
microwave ceiling or sidewalls, repair them and paint them with
microwave oven paint. Replace the waveguide cover if it is burnt or
if it will not stay in place.
If
the microwave is sparking or arcing on the side walls the paint
might have chipped causing pitting in the metal oven wall. Use
microwave safe paint to touch up any bare metal spots.
If
the microwave is sparking or arcing near one of the rack supports,
remove the support, repaint any bare metal, install a new support.
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