Something keeps arcing

In your cars owners manual it will tell you what fuses go where and what size it needs to be. look through the index of the owners manual to find the page for the fuses. hope this helps

The magnet item is known as a magnetron, as far as your pcb is concerned check for shorts on the hv diode, be advised microwaves can kill you, never work with the cover off and always discharge the HV capacitor, if you don't know how to do this then do yourself a favour and get the lid back on and buy a new one, If you do know then good luck!!

First thing to check is that you have the correct wire size for the amperage being used, and make sure all your connections are good

You probably blew up a capacitor. Unplug the television and open up the back. Check for bad caps. You'll probably find a puffy one. Check the fuses to see if they're blown. If you find a blown fuse, start looking for bad diodes or a bad transistor. If you don't know what I'm talking about then don't ruin a good television set by poking your nose inside and blowing something else up or end up zapping yourself when you touch the wrong thing. Take it to a professional and get it fixed. Good luck.

sounds like tire rub issue, as inflating tire solved the issue for a short while possibly that the tires placed on vehicle maybe incorrect size width/height, check tire size, look in wheel well for areas of possible rubbing.

if its an old round buss fuse that screws in the panel(especially an old 60 amp panel),sometimes the center where the fuse lands the insulation gets weak in this area and lets it arc over when the dryer calls for current to heat the element replace this with a sub box and breaker set-up.the other thing it can be is the element is touching the units case and grounding out causing the same problem

Fist look and check the contact tip. ensure the tip is the correct size for the wire being used as well as the wire feed rollers. the contact tip is were the wire collects the power,
If it's only 3 day's old send it back, dont star strippin it down or you Garantee will be made invalid.
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look to solve this problemthree suggestions 1st check cables if they r properly connected 2nd check mak sure that its ont he right channel 3rd last if my fist two steps didnt work call tech support

Yes there is a fuse in the dryer. The black circular thing is a high limit thermostat. Beneath it is the thermal fuse. It is smaller (dime size) and is mounted to the right side of the heating element housing. It is alittle tough to see and get at. You must use the original Maytag part kit.It comes with a new high limit therm. and fuse.

each input must be set to 16:9