Need to know if you still have a manual for a WWTK1 Table top skillet? A friend gave me one but she couldn't find the manaul.

That would be just a defective secondary interlock (bottom door switch) or its mount.

My help file on door switches is here.

The service manuals you need are here and here.

You can get other Sharp parts from Encompass here or you can call them toll-free at 866-779-5835.

It is good that the microwave does not work all together. It might be an interlock button or even a relay connection burn on the main mother circuit board.

Need a qualified technician. The service manual will be like $20-50.

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It looks like Hitachi doesn't provide manuals on their website. I couldn't find anything for the B102, but I did find the manual for the B101... Perhaps it is similar to your model?
Here's the link: http://www.larrylynchimages.com/ftp/HB-B101Manual.pdf
Hope this helps!

may be cracked solder connections on the circuit board itself. remove and check. of course, check the fuse and mag/oven cavity themos too.

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check the micro switches behind the panel one of them has failed, usually the bottom or top micro switch

You only need to season a cast iron skillet, not stainless steel. Soak it in hot soapy water and use something like a mister clean pad to clean it.

Your Spacemaker 1400 should be model number JVM1640SJ (or something close to that). If so, go to managemyhome.com and register. This is a FREE service. Once registered, log in and click on the "Home Manager" section at the top of the page. Look for the "Owner's Manuals" link on the drop down menu. Both, your Owner's and Installation Manuals are available in a downloadable .pdf format. All you need is Adobe Acrobat installed on your computer to be able to view it. I hope this helps you.

That particular skillet is just too heavy a load for the turntable system to handle.

I would suggest a lighter skillet or a different container, otherwise, the motor or shaft or both will be damaged.

It is of course perfectly okay to put metal in a microwave (after all, that's what they're made of!) but you just have to do it only according to the instructions in the owner's manual.

And as you know, metal in convection mode poses no problem at all.

You just need to use a lighter or different container.

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