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Re: Amana radarange RR-9TA no power to display panel or...
Most of does have fuse on them.If you will look somewhere around the back of oven where the power cord come in.Most of them have a ceramic fuse.20 amp.
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The magnetron is more than likely the problem, or the inverter board if oven is 7 years old or less. If you have a digital meter you can do a rough test on the magnetron, unplug microwave, set meter to ohms, disconnect one wire from magnetron and put the test leads across too points, if reading is .2ohms or less it is good, but if the test shows infinity or open the magnetron is bad, keep in mind it may have a short making the reading misleading.
2 things... the little microswitch can be open... there should be three one is open Your door latches go into/betweem them. .on the print it would be called the monitor.. replace that should work ! OR ... yuo could have a open thermal cut out... them are located on the magnetron and on the oven cavity, they will look like these are microswitchs just hook the new wire to same pins the one in the mico may ony have 2 use those same two on the new switck forget about the extra pin in.... you will see a diagram on the side just do the new the same way N.O. or N.C...take your time .... please and pull the plug 1st
Hello there and thank you for choosing fixya Yes it could certainly be the fuse and that is where i would first check and if it checks out good than you may have a fried controle board or even fried wires inside the microwave You may even have a bad power inverter also ok Sometimes the boards can be more expensive than the unit costs you originally so be wise to this ok keep me posted on what you have found best regards Mike
these are microswitchs
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