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After googling this problem and realizing a built in microwave/oven would be at least 1500 dollars to repair, I decided to try to replace the wave guide cover. This is where the sparks seemed to be coming from. Taking the old one out was easy, it just popped out using a knife. Within seconds of putting the new one in, I was able to verify this was the problem with the sparking. So an easy fix with a $6 part! Read more
GE JKP90DP1BB over oven microwave would not power up after overcooking by a tenant. Removed control panel with 2 screws to access and check the main power ceramic fuse, thermal fuse, and top primary Interlock Switch, middle Monitor switch, bottom Secondary interlock relay. All done with difficulty without removing the microwave. No problem found. Removed microwave from above oven mounting and found addition thermal fuse cook senor on left near vented interior cavity open (fuse cooked), with... Read more
10-32 F HXW 3/4 S
1) By using google to find videos on why the door wouldn't close, I found out I needed new cams, those same videos also showed how to remove and replace the door. 2) Then by googling the fridge model number and the word 'cam', I was able to find the parts. 3) Taking the door off was simple, I needed a phillips head screwdriver to remove the hinge cover, however the screws in the hinge plate were so tight, I needed a side handle socket wrench to loosen them. 4) The door itself is not hard to... Read more
We noticed the issue while cooking a pizza and a few minutes later the oven stopped operating. The heat not only impact the door but all the exterior parts around the oven. I was going to call a GE technician, and they were going to ask me 100 $ only for the visit. I started to look for potential reasons for the issue and noticed the door no longer stayed in placed while partially open. I then thought the spring of the hinges could be the issue, saw a couple of video in youtube about how to... Read more
This high-voltage transformer steps up household current to power your microwave's magnetron tube. It converts standard household voltage to the high voltage needed to generate microwaves for cooking. Replace this transformer if your microwave doesn't heat food, makes loud humming noises, or repeatedly blows fuses.
My husband is the hero in this story. At this time in our lives we weren't looking to purchase another microwave. After 10 years at my company, due to a workforce reduction, my position was eliminated. He quickly realized it could be the fuse. We searched the microwave and the part on line and appliance part pros came up with the parts for our microwave. We needed the fuse and the fuse holder. For under $20 we were able to get the microwave working again. Thank you appliance part pros for... Read more
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