Microwave oven malfunctions can manifest themselves in a variety of ways. Our specialists diagnose a wide range of problems related to the operation of household models.
Microwave Runs but Does Not Heat
If your oven turns on but does not heat food, the cause may be a magnetron, high-voltage diode, capacitor, door switch, or other internal components. Only a professional can diagnose the exact problem.
Microwave Sparks or Produces a Burning Smell
If the appliance sparks or produces a burning smell, stop using it immediately. The cause may be dirt, a damaged waveguide screen, metal objects inside the chamber, or an electrical fault.
Microwave Shuts Off During Operation
If your microwave shuts off during operation, the problem may be due to overheating, a malfunction of the door lock system, ventilation, wiring, or control board.
Control Panel or Display Does Not Work
Inoperative buttons, a faulty display, or no response to pressing may be related to the touch panel, membrane switches, fuses, wiring, or electronic control module.
Turntable Does Not Rotate
If the turntable does not rotate, the food may be heated unevenly. The cause may be a faulty motor, drive clutch, roller ring or other components of the rotation mechanism.
Microwave Makes Unusual Noises
Humming, cracking, rattling, grinding or unusual fan noises do not allow you to immediately determine the cause of the malfunction. A comprehensive inspection is required to determine the source of the problem.
Microwave Door Does Not Close or Latch Properly
Damaged hinges, latches or door switches can prevent the microwave from operating normally. Since the door is an important element of the safety system, such malfunctions require timely repair.