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Remove the control panel.
The fuse is inside.
Remove the 6 screws on the top and middle part of the inside of the door.
Disconnect your power first.
Go gently, beware of parts coming out of place.
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there is a fuse located under the shroud on the roof AC on a circuit board that controls the thermostat to turn on the power to the Air Conditioner replace it it is marked F-1 or, on some F-2 etc. the air conditioner works on both DC voltage for the thermostat and AC voltage for the compressor
Possibilities include blown fuse due to too much fan current draw, faulty wiring, faulty cooling fan relay, check the cooling fan relay in underhood fuse box. the contacts may be burnt and sticking.
I would check your venting and also replace your cycle thermostat (4 wire therm) mounted right next to the thermal fuse. If you have a clear vent and new cycle therm this will take care of the problem. part number on the cycle therm is 3387134
cavity therm is bad probably, some people use the micro as a timer thinking they are using the kitchen timer and it burns out the cavity therm. get a qualified svc company to replace the therm, if it is the therm it wont heat or start or anything, if its just the timer thats not working then i suggest a new clock board.
Look for a small fuse somewhere in the control panel. Usually a blade type (car) fuse 3 to 5 amp. Chack to see if its blown. If you have no fuse, or its NOT blown. Check to see if you have voltage comming out of, and going into the transformer.
Thsi is where you would START to diagnose the problem. Check this and we can go further.
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