Microwave

Which sign of malfunctioning do you notice on your microwave?

When a microwave breaks down, it is tempting to replace it quickly. Before making any rash decisions, check out our diagnostic aids to understand the cause of the problem. Often the issue is simple enough to solve, such as a mica plate or a turntable motor that needs replacing. It's a shame to throw it away for so little, isn't it? Make a note of the symptoms you observe on your microwave, such as a suspicious smell, poor heating of food or your meter switching off when you use it. This will help you find the correct diagnosis and check the correct components of the appliance: motor, magnetron, lamp, door opening, etc. If you are at a loss, our technical team will be happy to advise you on troubleshooting your cooking appliance. They will respond to your requests by e-mail or telephone. Then it will be easier to order a spare part and find the right tutorial or video that will explain how to replace the spare part! Warning! Dismantling a microwave is not without risk. This appliance generates very high voltage to produce the waves. If you are unlucky enough to get a shock, it can be fatal! However, it is possible to carry out certain repairs by scrupulously observing the following safety instructions. Rule 1: Never use a multimeter with the device plugged in: the high voltage of the device will damage the tester. Rule 2: Even when the device is unplugged, you can get an electric shock! Avoid this by unplugging your device 24 hours before any manipulation so that it discharges completely. Also make sure you short-circuit the capacitor with an insulated clamp as explained in this article.

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