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This wire harness routes power and signals between the appliance control and electrical components to restore reliable electrical connections. It replaces worn or damaged wiring to help restore proper operation. What it does:
This microwave thermostat monitors the internal temperature and automatically shuts off the microwave when it reaches 105 degrees Celsius to prevent overheating. It protects your microwave from damage caused by excessive heat buildup. Replace this part if your microwave shuts off unexpectedly during normal operation or if it overheats frequently.
At first I thought it was the supply fuse. Multimeter proofed otherwise. Manufacture schematic outlined the most probable cause the cabinet flame sensor. I bypassed the thermostat fuse sure enough that was the problem. Read more
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
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
The fix was easy, it was the taking the microwave oven out of the wall that was hard. These things are pretty Heavy. Lucky I had help. Once removed from the wall, which was only 4 screws holding the facing on the wall. Then about another 4 screws holding the oven in place. Then pulling it out of the wall (don't forget to unplug it) (most are not hard wired but simply plugged into a outlet behind it.) Then lay it on it's backside (be sure to remove the glass plate that your food sits on and... Read more
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