GE JVM1653 Microwave Oven "clock loose time" Questions

...clock and you have to start all over. The fact that after so many times it will finally work tells me that whatever bad connection you have is finally getting hot enough to expand and make a good ...

...Loose connections or faulty wiring could cause the clock to reset.Internal Malfunction: There could be an internal malfunction with the microwave's electronic control board or power supply. In this ...

...clock, and then it looses time, regardless of using the microwave, then it points to the clock/controller board. If this only happens when you use the microwave portion for a few seconds, I would be ...

...for 7AM coffee start, when you get that cup of coffee at 7:10AM, set your clock forward to 11:10 AM; or at 7PM, make sure it actually says 9PM. It will loose enough time by the next 7AM to be

...loose contact or sparking in point which cause to switch off as soon as you start because of heavy current drawn by oven and clock also resets. If not solved even then must have some short circuit or ...

clock and it works fine for a few days but then it happens again. No other clocks in the house loose their time so the problem is not due to power failures. You have a faulty display module due to one

clock is correctly telling time and the micro is fully operational. This is often just a bad connection on the bottom of the noise filter board. Look for burns and ring cracks. See the attached photos

...clock and options etc.Checked for loose connections inside, couldnt find anything obviouse.Anybody have any ideas? The problem is most likely a burnt, loose, or cold solder connection on the control ...

...clock options. It would work anywhere from a few minutes to a few days, and then do it again. 1) this occur to due some connector need tightneting or resoldering in the board.(coolder joint)2) for ...