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Customer Questions and Answers for Turntable Motor by Ge

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Part Number: OEM6074895
Manufacturer Part Number: WB26X10038

The Turntable Motor is an OEM part for GE microwaves, designed to rotate the glass plate or turntable inside the microwave cavity. This rotation ensures the food is cooked evenly by exposing all parts of the food to the microwave energy. 

The causes for these issues often stem from wear and tear over time, especially with frequent use. Other factors can include damage from food particles or spills that seep into the motor area or mechanical failure within the motor itself.

Symptoms of a failing Turntable Motor include:

  • The turntable not rotating when the microwave is in use
  • A grinding or buzzing noise indicating the motor is struggling to turn
  • The microwave cooking food unevenly or taking longer to cook

This OEM GE  part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models

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For Ge Turntable Motor (Part Number: OEM6074895)

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Rod, You will want to check to see if there is 120 vac to the turntable motor. If there is power to it then the issue will be a faulty turntable motor.

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Sam, when the turntable button on the console is pressed, it should send voltage to the motor, if you are not reading voltage at the gray and yellow wire, you will need to replace the main control board. [6871W1A497GR ]

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Dan for Model Number JVM1870BF07

So I have tried three new motors to fix a turntable that intermittently wouldn't turn, then quit turning altogether. The new motors wouldn't turn with the 19.3 volts that the motor wires were reading (actually fluctuated between 19.3-21.2 with several test cycles). otherwise the microwave seems to work great. Can a motor be that picky? The motor was tested with a 24v transformer I had laying around, and it turned. In fact, the original 10 yr old motor turned with 24v. When I tried another transformer rated at 19v, both hummed for a split second, and then nothing. Again, the motor won't work at all if 1-2 volts low? Is there a replacement board, and how much is it, and it within the "DIY" category?? thanks!

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Dan, The control board for this model is part number WB27X10873 and yes a voltage drop will cause the unit to not operate. This motor is a 24 v motor and you have to consider a 10% variance of voltage is allowable so that would be between 21 and 27 operating volts that would be necessary for operation.

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Gary, For this issue, as long as there is nothing caught under the turntable coupler then motor would be the problem.

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Rose, We will need the model number of your microwave oven, so we can check and verify you have the correct parts. An e mail address would be a big help also, if we need to send you any instructions or illustrated information, we would contact you, instead of using the Q&A forum on the web site. Thanks,

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BJ, You will want to check the door switches on the unit as this will be the most common cause for the issue.

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Pat, To be able to remove the turntable motor you will need to pull the unit from the installation and remove the four screws from the top cover and remove the cover. Open the microwave oven door, remove the two flat-head screws from the bottom of the control panel frame, and remove the frame. Remove the four screws from the front control subpanel, remove the subpanel assembly, and lay it on top of the oven. Remove the six screws from the left and right rails and remove the rails from the oven. Unhook and remove the AC wiring conduit connector from the back of the upper left side cover. Remove the five screws from the upper left side cover and remove the cover. Remove the five screws from the upper right side cover and remove the cover. Remove the ten screws from the upper rear cover of the oven and remove the cover. Set the control subpanel assembly in its place on the front of the oven and hold it in place so it does not fall. NOTE: You will need something approximately 12-13? long to prop up the front of the microwave oven in step 12. Lift the front of the microwave oven and securely prop it up so that you can access the turntable motor. Remove the two screws from the motor. Lower the motor as far as possible, pull the turntable coupler off the motor shaft and remove the motor from the oven. Remove the cardboard insulator and the round rubber spacer from the motor. Disconnect the two wire connectors from the motor terminals.

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Hello Sig. This is usually caused by a bad coupling WB06X10138 on the motor. You will need to check and see if it is cracked. Thanks.

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Hal, You will want to check the relay on the control board and see if there is proper voltage coming from it with the motor connected. If there is not then the control board will be the issue.

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Hello Robert. Check and make sure the coupling is not broke on the unit. If not, then the motor will need to be replaced on the unit.

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