20 Most Recent Sharp R-202EW Microwave Oven Questions & Answers

Check them micro switch for the door ..un plug micro use v.o.m. check wires and connections.. also check thermal couplers.. loose wire and maybe got hot.. look for black spost and 1st check the fuse if you have no lights.

easy to fix you need to cut the tracks to the led lights then solder 2 wires to the leds next use a 1k resistor on one of the wires then conect it straight to the power surply just after the bridge rectifier noteing+ and -

It sounds like you may have a bad door micro switch remove cabinet and cheak switches.If not a switch would say you need a new board.

You need to remove the grill above the door to find two more screws that go straight to the back wall plate. They will be on the left and right side. There are chrome or a gold color. That is the only other way that they mount to the wall.

the given link has installation procedure you reverse the instruction and remove the oven  http://www.applianceaid.com/otr1.html
click this link select each page from page 1 to page 18 to remove. I believe you have to remove the front vent grill that is probably above the door. When you do that there will be two screws (very long, but you won't be able to see the length) Loosen them and, at the same time, support the bottom of the microwave to avoid having it fall. After you loosen the screws the microwave will tilt forward and you'll have to lift it up slightly because the bottom back is sitting in a groove for support.
Once this is done there will be a metal plate attached to the wall. If you are replacing this microwave with another, match up the new plate with the existing one. You may be able to use the same one again. I replaced my oven with a different brand and the plate that was there worked fine.
[Make sure you unplug the old one before you start, especially if you're working by yourself.

Those specific installation instructions are no longer available, but I have a couple for other models that may be close enough to help.

I have uploaded them here and here.

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You could remove the new turntable support but without replacing it (part # FROLPA101WRKZ) you just won't get even heating.

One option might be to remove the support, place in another (larger) glass tray or other microwave safe plate upside-down, then put the existing tray on top of that.

That will raise the food up. Then be sure you don;t place the food in the center. It will heat better if it's a little left of center.

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The most common suspect here is a shorted high voltage capacitor, since you say it blew the fuse right after Start, but I would certainly suggest checking the door switches and door switch mounts first. Just be sure you installed the right fuse. It would be a The switch mounts seem to break at about this point in the life of these models. If you or a friend decide to work on it, we have *critical* safety, disassembly, and troubleshooting info (as well as a text file which helps in diagnosing and repairing door switch problems) at our site, which is linked at our listing here on FixYa: http://tinyurl.com/yzjozk You can find helpful exploded view diagrams and order parts by entering your model number here: http://www3.sears.com (the three is correct)

Did you check your circuit breaker to be sure that it wasn't tripped?

If it died as soon as you hit the Start pad, it probably has a shorted high-voltage capacitor. If it died a few seconds after you hit Start, it may be a shorted high-voltage transformer. Can you describe in more detail what happened? Have you checked the outlet for power? Have you checked the fuse inside? I'm happy to help you.

Does it have a "Custom Help" pad on the keypad?

If so, try pressing that and following the menu prompts. You may need to hit Custom Help then 1.

If not, you may have to unplug it for a minute, plug it back in, then try again.

(I don't have the owner's manual for this oen)

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Chances are the thermal cutout (thermal fuse) on the magnetron opened up. It may or may not also indicate a bad magnetron. If you or a friend decide to work on it, we have *critical* safety, disassembly, and troubleshooting info at our site, which is linked at our listing here on FixYa: http://tinyurl.com/yzjozk

I did a lot of searching for this model and got some confusing results. You might want to look at the model R202M owner's manual online at: http://www.tradenet.sharp.co.uk/tech/fromcorp.asp?ID=59463 If you have an American model R-202EL or R-202EW, then you can buy an owner's manual from Tritronics at http://www.wehaveparts.com and it is part # TINSEA919WRRZ . If this does not help, there are a couple of other options: 1. If you could post which country you are in or which country you bought this in, that might help. 2. Also, if you have a digital camera, you could take a photo of the control panel and post it here, that might help us help you. All in all, if your microwave seems to be dead, it may have a blown fuse inside. The light should come on when you open the door. Please let us know how it goes.

? de aproximadamente 600 watts. No entanto, ? importante notar que as informa??es espec?ficas sobre a pot?ncia podem variar ligeiramente dependendo do modelo exato e das condi??es de uso ao longo do tempo. Se voc? precisar de informa??es precisas sobre o modelo espec?fico que possui, recomendo consultar o manual do usu?rio ou entrar em contato diretamente com o fabricante.

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Turn the microwave oven to the "On" position press "Stop/Clear" a few times -- the microwave should return to normal mode.