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Customer Questions and Answers for Microwave Humidity Sensor Assembly by Lg

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Part Number: OEM13947234
Manufacturer Part Number: 6501W1A013A

Fix F4 error codes or sensor cook failures with this microwave humidity sensor. Restores automatic cooking cycles. Moderate DIY difficulty.

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For Lg Microwave Humidity Sensor Assembly (Part Number: OEM13947234)

Bart for Model Number SCB1000MBB01

Suspecting the humidity sensor has failed b/c any cooking that provides an increase in humidity within the unit causes the digitron display to become erratic and eventually go black. After airing out the unit and power-cycling the unit I am able to eventually restore full function. Would like to know where the sensor is located and whether the Pwr Ctl Board is still in the mix of suspected failure. BTW, the GE unit is firmly installed as a built in and I will be unable to "pull it" despite having removed the 4 screws in the front. Thinking about the rear wall which is in a closet. Pushing the unit may be my only means of removing it once I open up that wall. My approach would be to apply pressure at the bottom and sides intermittently until the unit is freed. Any reason NOT to do that?

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Hello Bart, thank you for contacting AppliancePartsPros.com
The humidity sensor WB27X10857 is located on the left side of the microwave towards the rear and requires the unit to be uninstalled and the outer cover removed.
The display's erratic behavior and eventual failure may not be related to the humidity sensor itself. If you can access the boards behind the control panel I would first check for loose connections, wires not fully seated in their connectors, and corrosion, as this sounds like poor connectivity or possible moisture intrusion as the unit heats up and humidity increases. To remove the control panel the unit will need to be at least partially uninstalled.
With the 4 screws in front removed from the side trims, the microwave should slide/pull forward with 2 people grasping the front and rear of the unit underneath on each side. If the unit is not coming out of the install location it will need to be determined what is holding it in place.

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Hello David, yes most likely it is the Humidity Senior 6501W1A013A that is failing, the control board uses it to determine the level of heating needed in sensor cooking.

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James, first you would need to remove your microwave from the wall and place it on a cloth. From there, you will need to remove the grille and outer cover of the microwave. This will give you access the the sensor 6501W1A013A which can be located at the back left of the unit when looking at it from the front.

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Hello Cocenar,
If all components are good and there is 120Vac to the primary side of the high voltage transformer, the unit should run and heat. The only thing I can think of that you didn't mention is the magnetron thermostat WB24X10163.

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Modnart,

There is a thermostat in the top of the microwave that may have failed. You will want to check for continuity on this thermostat and make sure that it has continuity. If it does not then the part is defective and will need to be replaced.

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Carl,

Yes, in order to replace the sensor assembly, the unit will need to be pulled down from installation and the cabinet removed.

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Hello Danny. It sounds like the control panel is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Hello Albert,
If changing the sensor did not correct the issue, you may have to replace the control board EBR64419603. Since it is the part interpreting the information sent to it, it could have an issue with the circuit that reads the information sent to it.

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