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This capacitor stores and releases electrical energy to help power your microwave's magnetron and other components. It works with the transformer to provide the high voltage needed for microwave operation. If your microwave won't heat food, makes unusual noises, or trips circuit breakers, a faulty capacitor is often the cause.
Removed the door cover; 3 screws on one side. Two screws to remove the old and install the new. Needed pliers to hold the broken part to remove old screws. Read more
I followed the video instruction on how to dissemble the bottom of the micro-convection to be sure it would be something I thought I could do (I'm a 60+ female who has never done anything of this sort before) and decided it looked simple enough. I ordered the Motor Turn, and when it arrived-much sooner than expected by the way-I just unplugged the old one, plugged in the new, put the bottom back on and screwed it in-except the two screws on the very back which you'd have to be a contortionist... Read more
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