Question about Microwave Ovens
Hi there dolop
You will have either a faulty HV power supply or more likely a faulty magnetron. This will need a service guy to have a look for you, as there are dangerous voltages inside a microwave that can kill you. If it is an old oven, it may be time for a new one. magnetrons replacements cost about 2/3 what they are worth to buy these days. Sorry this doesnt fix you problem, but i know from having fixed them for years that it is good advice. A FixYa rating would be great. If you have any questions, or you have enough knowledge of high voltage to attempt to repair it, I can talk you through that also.
regards
robotek
Posted on May 07, 2008
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Cheers, might be easier and safer just to buy a new one!.
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