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The schematics for the dual II show how it is assembled, but does not indicate which screws to remove in order to access the interior of the control panel for the JKP78GThe schematics for the dual II show how it is assembled, but does not indicate which screws to remove in order to access the interior of the control panel for the JKP78G
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Are you trying to remove the control panel to repair it or what?
I'll be glad to stay with you on this issue to help. Please reconsider rating until I have worked through it a bit with you.The only exploded view I've seemed to finf for this is here and it doesn't show the screws:
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Open the microwave door and press the access panel above the cavity opening where it says "PUSH" to lower the panel door. Models with an Upfront Filter have a Reset Filter notification light on the control panel to indicate when it is time to change the filter. The Reset Filter reminder will light every 6 months.
My parents have had a couple of the spacemaker microwaves mounted over the range with the built-in vent. Over time, the seal on the control board gets a crack in it and the steam from cooking below it gets up into the control board and does it in.
Even if yours isn't mounted over the range, it sounds like a main control board failure.
you need only select Defrost in your control panel. However read your instruction manual or download from www.fitness.manualsonline.com or www. retrevo.com
If the microwave control panel doesn't light up, then your fuse is blown. unplug the microwave. unscrew the vent grill, (2) screws at the top of the microwave. then you should see 1 screw holding the control panel. after removing that screw, gently push up then out. there should be a metal plate on top of the control panel. remove that plate and the fuse will be in that opening. remove the fuse and check for continuity across the fuse. Replace fuse and microwave should begin working.
yes it does, open the door and on the inside edge of the control panel is a couple screws. take them out and you can open the panel the fuse is located behind the panel in the micro up near the top.
Probably the "oven temp/flame sensor" if you make microwave popcorn and the vents on the left hand side are restricted. Gets pretty hot. This part cannot be reset and has to be replaced.
Shorted switch in the door latch assembly.wihout the full model number I can't tell how to get to it, but usually one needs to remove top grille, remove screw holding the control panel, remove control panel. Good luck.
I like the information you give.
If the unit will work with the control Panel at a 45 degree angle it tells me you have a loose connection. The 45 degree angle puts enough pressure on the connection to keep it completed. With the Control Panel in it's normal position, the loose connection Heats and Opens the connection. After it cools connection is again made until it Heats up again. Remember Expansion, Contraction. I do not believe you have a Magnetron issue!! A Magnetron does not know if the Control Panel is at an angle.
Can you hear a slight "Click" when the unit shuts down? If so this is a relay opening. When you say you replaced the Control Board. Was this the Control Panel PC Board, or was it the Cook-Relay Control Board? A Door Switch not making solid contact can do this. Is your Door latching down solid? Check for loose connections, not open LOOSE.
The schematics for the dual II show how it is assembled, but does not indicate which screws to remove in order to access the interior of the control panel for the JKP78G
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