I have a samsung microwave oven with model no. C1113 purchased on 19th April 2006. Last month it stopped working when I registered my complaint with the customer care after nearly 15 days the service station persons is telling that the problem cannot be solved and your product will not work again.The problem he is telling that the PCB of the oven is damaged. Can YOU help me out. Thanks Murthy Jamshedpur

Eric,
From what I have read, it does not sound real promising to get it repaired without going through a lot of hassle. I will include a link to a consumer website of the complaints about this problem. It sounds as though it is a sensor problem.
Samsung Microwave

You have proof of purchase, so if it fails you can get a Sanyo Dealer to repair it under warranty. So I wouldn't worry about it.

I have no solution but did look up the Title 21 subchapter J as well. As with ALL federal regs and documents I did not have time to read a frickin book. Lol. I will continue my research on this as we purchased the same model Sanyo last week. Defiantly threw up a red flag for me as well. Just don't ask me to register my guns. Haha. Sorry I was not any help but if Dealers/Wholesalers are required to do this then we as consumers need to know what needs to be done if anything.

Hi,

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Here is a tip that will help you to figure out what is wrong with your Microwave Oven....

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At the price of a new microwave, it is not really worth exploring any further. If the magnetron gave out, it's cost alone without labor would be excessive.

Hi, you must check the inside fuse. If is burned out, please consider that something happened, you must check further beyond to find the causes.

Did it make a popping noise, like a .22 cal pistol? Probably one of the larger capacitors on the power supply blew up.

You don't say which make/model microwave you have, but on every model I have ever seen the thing that sits behind the plastic cover is the magnetron - the bit that actually generates the microwaves.

Unless the microwave was a fairly top-end model, you might well be cheaper to just buy a new one.

Hope this helps,

Matt

it probably just died they do that sometimes. you could take it back to the store you bought it, contact RCA or just throw it out and replace it with another.