Kenmore 60659 Microwave Oven "blows fuse shuts" Questions

Our microwave oven is a Whirlpool Model #MH6110xBB-5. After using it the other day it did not shut off. It makes a continous low humming sound with the door shut and will blow the fuse. I replaced the

...fuse blows, the problem is in the low-voltage side. If it doesn't the trouble is in the HV side. If you broke a seal (tamper tag) or left any other evidence that you were inside the microwave, your ...

Blows fuses when door is shut, have changed fuses, still blows them. KHMC1857WSS, Could be a short in the door interlock wiring Defective Door interlock swiches ? Does it happen as soon as you close ...

...blows the fuse as soon as you hit the START button, it's almost certainly a shorted high-voltage capacitor. If it blows a few seconds after you hit the START button, it's probably the high-voltage ...

...shuts off. It has blown another fuse. So I was wondering what the problem could be? There are three possibilities, a bad magnetron, high voltage capacitor, and diode. In rare cases the high voltage ...

how to replace fuze If you have blown the fuse on your microwave oven you will have to remove the control panel to gain access to the fuse. Usually just a couple of phillips head screws on the inside ...

My SCA 1000 completely shut down and won't come back on While baking the oven completely shut down and won't come back on There is probably an internal slow-blow fuse,they will ...

MICROAVE JUST SHUT DOWN, REPLACED FUSE, MICROWAVE WORKED FOR ABOUIT A MINUTE THEN SHUT DOWN AGAIN, ITS KEEPS BLOWING THE FUSE. IS THIS SOMETHING THAT IS REPAIRABLE OR JUST NEEDS TO BE REPLACED? It is ...

...fuse blows as soon as you hit START then you likely have a shorted high-voltage capacitor. If it blows again a few seconds or minutes after you hit START, then you likely have a bad high-voltage ...

...blows the fuse as soon as you hit the START button, it's almost certainly a shorted high-voltage capacitor. If it blows a few seconds after you hit the START button, it's probably the high-voltage ...