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Customer Questions and Answers for Time Delay Fuse by Lg

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Part Number: OEM13321122
Manufacturer Part Number: 3B74133Q

The Time Delay Fuse is an OEM part for LG microwaves. This fuse provides a safety mechanism by delaying the flow of electricity, protecting the microwave's electrical components from power surges and ensuring the appliance operates safely. It helps to prevent immediate damage in the event of a power surge or electrical fault, thus prolonging the lifespan of the microwave.

Over time, the time delay fuse can become damaged due to electrical surges, wear and tear, or faulty connections. If the fuse blows, it can disrupt the microwave’s ability to function correctly.

Symptoms of a bad time delay fuse include:

  • The microwave not turning on
  • No response from the microwave control panel
  • The microwave stopping unexpectedly during operation
  • Electrical issues or blown circuits in the microwave

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.

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For Lg Time Delay Fuse (Part Number: OEM13321122)

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Anthony, Yes, if you are getting 120 vac to the control board but the display is not working then the control board would need to be replaced. The part number for the control board is ACM49437018.

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Hello John. You need to remove the outer cover off the unit to access and replace the fuse on the unit.

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Hello Kenneth. You will need to remove the outer cover off the unit to access and replace the fuse in the unit. It is on the power board in the back of the compartment.

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Hello Bill. You need to remove the outer cover to replace the fuse. Make sure the door switches are good if the fuse is bad.

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Deb J for Model Number 72167680790 Kenmore Microwave

The under stove lighting will not work. Have tested unit to see if electricity is getting to it. I have a part 6877W3S001A which is a leadwire assembly. The wiring going to that assembly tests good for power. That assembly tests good sometimes, then others no, but when bulbs are inserted no go. When I touch the light on pad, it beeps and offers me low or high, but lights do not turn on. I have looked for a leadwire assembly but can't find one. What do you think the issue is???? Please let me know, I need those lights in my dark kitchen. Thanks, Deb

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Hello Deb. Based on the information you provided, the board 42QBP4796 is bad. This part has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part.

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Hello Teri. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the control ACM49437012 is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Mgs for Model Number LG LMV 1680 BB

My LG LMV 1680 microwave stopped working. The microwave was in operation when I heard a loud pop. After that, the microwave just doesn't power up. Checked the breaker and the electrical outlet. They are fine. Nothing visibly wrong inside the microwave (no fire, smell, etc) The front plastic window on the door had come down about an inch. I took the door off, applied glue to the broken tabs and put it back up. Still nothing. I suspect the fuse is blown. I can replace it but what could have caused it to trip? It may not have been the window sliding down. Could it be one of the door switches (this model seems to have 3)? Wanted to order additional parts if necessary when I'm ordering the new fuse. Any insights or direction would be greatly appreciated!

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Hello Gordon, If the fuse were bad the unit would be completely dead. In the case of the unit working except for heating, the problem is a high voltage issue. This includes the control board, the high voltage transformer, the high voltage capacitor, the high voltage diode, the magnetron high temperature cutout, and the magnetron. One or more of these can be the issue. The only way to know for sure is to open the unit, discharge the high voltage capacitor to ground, and test the individual components. According to the manufacturer, there is no definitive test for the magnetron other than testing to ensure the terminals are not shorted to ground, (chassis).

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