HI - our rotating plate cracked for a JVM1450BA001 micro. Do have a replacement part for this model? I believe it has been discontinued.

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R-9H84B - May 29, 2017

I would suggest pulling the control board out and looking on the foil side (opposite the component side) for "ring cracks," most likely on the low voltage transformer's connections.

The board may have the screen-printed reference designator "T1" near the low voltage transformer.




Also be sure the fuse is not easy to turn with your fingertips when it is in the holder. If it is, the fuse holder is too loose and must be replaced (not just squeezed with pliers).

You can order a fuse holder, part number WB06X10034 for $6.49 (subject to change) from the Pros here.

If you have any keypad issues, please note that the membrane keypads for this model have long been discontinued.

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It's not safe to disassemble or repair a microwave oven yourself. I would not try to use the damaged 'rotate' feature (you might invert one of those plastic microwave-safe plates above the spinner to avoid using it). However, I highly recommend a repair shop or (better yet) get a new microwave for $50 and be safe.

All that is required to crack/break an item that is microwave safe is a fine crack or deep scratch. Water will expand so quickly as the microwave energy heats up the water, it turns to steam and cracks the plate with the pressure build up.

Appliancepartspros.com $15.72 Part#AP3410753 You just put in model # and your micro will pop up. Part 84 on diagram location.

HI,,

ITS A PROBLEM WITH DISCONTINUE VOLTAGE..

USUELLY COMMERCIAL MICR WV COME WITH IMPROPER HEAT OUT,,
FOR EXAMPLE IF U PUT TEMP ON 100 FHT IT WILL GIVE OUT 80 FHT..

SO I PREFER A BRAND MICRO WV..


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on the bottom of the micro underneath the shield there is a small moter for turning the plate.. also if the plate and roller are not centerd correctly it will not turn ,.. remove the plate and balence a glass on the triangle in the center of the micro shut door and start micro observe if turning ..also some micros have a button selection on the control to reverse the micro plate rotation and stop it --check these things and get back to me..

hi my name is mark, i found panasonics part website follow link http://www.pstc.panasonic.com/Epartr/PartsListChoice.asp?validate=1 if this helps please rate how i did. thanks for you question.

There is a motor underneath the oven that turns the plastic coupling the plate fits over. Either the motor has gone bad or the plastic coupling has cracked where it fits over the motor shaft. According to the Sears parts website (www.searspartsdirect.com), the plastic coupling (Emerson part # M0R0688) has been discontinued with no replacement. The motor is part # M0S1033 at $36.99.

You can continue using the oven even if the plate doesn't turn, but you have to occasionally open the oven and turn the food yourself to aid in even cooking.

GE Customer Service can help you with that inquiry and they are at http://www.geappliances.com/service_and_support/contact/

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