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Customer Questions and Answers for Magnetron Assembly (Microwave High-Voltage Tube) by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM12794967
Manufacturer Part Number: WB27X10939

Magnetron assembly that produces the microwave energy used to heat food. Replacing a failed magnetron restores heating performance so the oven can warm and cook food properly. What it does

  • Generates the microwave energy that heats food; a failed magnetron typically causes little or no heating.
  • Can produce loud humming or buzzing if failing.
  • May cause sparking/arcing inside the cavity or a burning/odd smell when faulty.
  • A bad magnetron can lead to blown fuses or tripped safety devices.
What's included One magnetron assembly. Install notes
  • High-voltage component — unplug the appliance before service. The high-voltage capacitor can retain dangerous charge; do not touch terminals.
  • Recommended for installation by someone experienced with microwave high-voltage systems.
  • Ensure all panels and covers are reinstalled before powering on.

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For Ge Magnetron Assembly (Microwave High-Voltage Tube) (Part Number: OEM12794967)

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Hello Mike, Based on the information provided it sounds like your magnetron has failed and need to replace the magnetron WB27X10939.

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Allan for Model Number JVM1740SM1SS

Hi, This microwave (13 1/2 months old) does not heat the food. Everything works fine: the keypad functions are all there, the fan comes on, the turntable rotates, the light works, timer is ok, etc. It was OK when we left on vacation; did not work when we got home (have had a lot of thunderstorm activity). Is there a way to test the magnatron? Or are there other more likely causes? (Have unplugged it to attempt a reset-no diffeerence.) Thanks for your help! Allan

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Hi Allen. Does the magnetron growel when in action? The magnetron is tested with an ohm meter set on the highest scale. Reading across the terminals, you should read 0 ohms (or .5 ohms). Test both terminals to ground with one lead and make sure it is not shorted. This part Is part #WB27X10939. Also test the diode. Ohm meter on Rx1 scale, you should read continuity one way,and none the other way (reversing the leads). This part # is WB27X10597. Thank you.

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