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Microwave are dangerous emitters of energy. To fix that you need a new door. Almost certainly that is an uneconomic repair. Also the burning was caused by uneven distribution of microwaves. Buy a new one.
More than likely the Magnetron (the microwave emitter) is burned out, unless this is a very very expensive Microwave the cost to repair will be close to the cost to replace. You will 1st need to have a small appliance repair center do an estimate to confirm my conclusion about5 the problem.
The cover has to come off the microwave to access the bulb. There are several screws around the back and sides. Remove these and the cover should lift off, revealing the bulb. For your own safety, make sure that the microwave has been unplugged from the outlet for several hours before attempting this repair.
Nothing is wrong with the microwave, the plastic cover was either not microwave suitable or a splash of grease/oil/food was stuck to the plastic and melted it.
The back of the door will have a moulded surround that will be fixed with allen heads or small screws. Remove the inside cover of the door and you will see the holes for the handle.
I have the same issue.. Anyone have a fix ?
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