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ask generac its their design

Listen, what you do is simply measure the area of your older nuker and get a replacement that will fit into the same space. Period.

Das is allis.

Vibrating sound like a noise or like it is running normally? What is the model number? Coil area inside freezer or coil area under refrigerator.
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Not familiar with this model but the duct from ice bin throw too the dispenser on similar models generally are fitted with a internal heater(wrap around heater) inside the duct to stop snow/frost buildup - I'd be looking for a power cicuit in that area - trace it back to the ducting area

The model number should be listed inside the door area or inside the storage door area on the bottom of the unit.

Might want to post this in another area as this is listed in the projection TV area for this site and not likely to get answered here.

posted in wrong area---in PC desktop area you are not likely to get a answer but:

Try to Google the brand with the model number you are looking for.

Yopu can try this link: http://www.brother-usa.com/downloads/default.aspx?PGID=5&R3ModelID=MFC490CW

or Go to
http://www.brother-usa.com/downloads/default.aspx?PGID=5


and select your MFC model as shown in area highlighted in upper area.
Click 'View' button.
Select what you want from the area highlighted in bottom.
Good luck!

There is not any power in the door itself. However if the chassis has chipped paint or corrosion the RF from the microwaves magnetron will cause those bare metal areas to reflect the concentrated RF energy and cause sparking.

The only Whirlpool Microwaves that have been recalled, has a model number beginning with XC and had a green sticker on the bottom face area of the chassis where the door closed.

I have often been able to clean and paint the bare metal areas with the correct paint to stop the RF reflection sparks. Using the model number above it is white enamel "appliance paint" that you would use to paint the bare metal areas. A word to the wise.... do not sand outside the area to be painted. Otherwise you re-introduce your current problem post repair.

The model number you passed is missing the very last digit that would be from 0 to 7 (Eight models)

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Kelly

without knowing your model, most times you do not need a repair man
or a plumber, your diagnosis leads me to believe that you may have a clogged drain or sump
if you open up the bottom motor area, you should be able to access the sump area and clear the drain area.....
if your interested, you can look up the break down for your model on
www.appliancepartspros.com
just type in your model number look in the motror pump section

hope this help
but you can do it your self,,, its probably just needs to be clean