Hello guys, I bought a GE microwave a year ago in Feb, for a friend. The unit worked perfectly up until this March. I haven't looked at it in person, but the problem is the display is off, and pressing buttons on the keypad has no effect. I was wondering if the unit might have blown a fuse. If so, how difficult is it to get to the fuse? Thanks, Marty
Unplug the machine. Remove screws holding cover. Remove cover. Look where the cord enters the case. You should see a fuse. Replace and test.
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And don't touch the large capacitor within. You could get zapped...
Hi,
No mention of model#....counter top style, over the range style?
-Usually- there is a reason the fuse blows!
jeff. Appliance Repair Aid
And if the fuse is not bad, buy a new one, you just ruled out the only logical repair.
Oh Yes, check the warranty before you begin some have more than a year warrantee.
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