20 Most Recent Sharp R-1500 Microwave Oven Questions & Answers

See if there is a hard reset for unit to restore it to factory default. Contact the manufacturer for the hidden code to accomplish this. Otherwise, it is ng.

Sharp R-1500... | Answered on Sep 02, 2017

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Led chips/circuit board need to be replace, need break out,

Sharp R-1500... | Posted on Aug 03, 2017 | Be the first to answer

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Hi, our old over the

Sharp R-1500... | Posted on Jun 26, 2017 | Be the first to answer

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The red displays on my hanamay model HM838 deluxe microoven/convection oven is hardly visible but the green displays are alright, otherwise the oven is working alright.

Hahamay microwave oven
HM818 DELUXE

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Sharp R-1500... | Answered on Mar 09, 2015

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Probably a problem with the door latch safety system. This happens every so often with our microwave, which is over 25 years old, and otherwise works perfectly.
If yours is new, it may still be under warranty. If not, there are places that specialize in fixing microwave ovens.
If it is an older, or less expensive oven, it might be time for a new one.

Sharp R-1500... | Answered on Jul 22, 2014

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Does the sharp r-1500 have a fuse to replae,i have no-power

Sharp R-1500... | Posted on Jul 06, 2014 | Be the first to answer

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Display is partial

control board needs to be chgd.display and control board come as a assembly.it is pretty expensive repair.

Sharp R-1500... | Answered on May 21, 2014

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Scansnap not working

Try re-installing the drivers and try again...

Sharp R-1500... | Answered on May 13, 2014

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R-1500 Microwave Oven Manual

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Can't get door open

Sharp R-1500... | Posted on Jan 20, 2013 | Be the first to answer

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Microwave does not turn off timer. must open door

Sharp R-1500... | Posted on Nov 03, 2012 | Be the first to answer

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The microwave screen says EE2

The fault code "EE2" on a Sharp commercial microwave oven means that the magnetron 2 circuit has a problem and is pulling too little or too much current.

It may be the magnetron, high voltage transformer, high voltage diode, wiring, etc.

Since you didn't mention your model number I can't say for sure, but magnetron 2 is usually the lower magnetron in a Sharp.

You can order Sharp commercial microwave parts here.

If you need more help, we may have the service manual for you to download free.

But we would need the model number.

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Sharp R-1500... | Answered on Nov 02, 2012

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I have a Sharp Carousel

Sharp R-1500... | Posted on Mar 17, 2011 | Be the first to answer

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I have a Sharp R-1500 microwave. The unit works

It is usually repairable. See this site for details on getting it repaired.

Sharp R-1500... | Answered on Feb 17, 2011

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How do I fix an lcd display that is shorting out -

Sharp R-1500... | Posted on Jan 31, 2011 | Be the first to answer

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Sharp 900W R3H88 STOP/Clear Button(touchpad area)

The touchpad area is a membrane type keypad that is usually glued to the front of the panel and is connected to the circuitry via a flat ribbon cable...you may need to replace the keypad assembly...you will need to contact Sharp or an appliance repair parts store to see if the keypad is still available...if you can find one...then you will need to remove the cover to gain access to the front panel assembly...remove the ribbon cable from the circuit board....peel off the old keypad...and replace it with the new one and then assemble the unit in reverse order as explained above...a word of caution..if you are working inside the unit..be careful not to touch the capacitor(oval silver can looking thing) or the high voltage transformer as these will deliver a nasty..possibly fatal..electric shock...these capacitors can hold a charge for weeks. If you want to feel a little safer...you can take an insulated screwdriver and short out the two leads on the capacitor before you begin working on the unit(make sure it's unplugged). If this is done then it will be safe to handle most any component inside the unit.

Sharp R-1500... | Answered on Jan 17, 2011