20 Most Recent Kenmore 63672 Convection/Microwave Oven - Page 9 Questions & Answers

The model number 721.80032 is a partial model number; it indicates the build series. I found the Kenmore microwave, 721.80032700. The final 3 digits indicate the panel color and similar details. Assuming the microwave was installed properly, it should work as a hood fan. Press the touch pad with the fan icon (underneath it says Hi/Low/Off) to get the desired fan speed. The icon is on the lower left of the control panel; it's below the Cook Time button and to the left of the Light button. The manual for the 721.80032700 is available here: https://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/user-manuals/72180032700-kenmore-parts-manual?manualIndex=0 . The direct link to the Owner's Manual is https://c.searspartsdirect.com/mmh/pd_download/lis_pdf/OWNM/L0710653.pdf . See pages 9 and 14 for using the exhaust fan. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

you have done well out of the oven . it sounds that certain components are well worn and probably no able to get parts best advice it time to buy a new one

A microwave service tech will have to check your magnetron.

I may be able to help you or a friend troubleshoot it, but I would need the FCC ID number from the model tag to look it up. FixYa doesn't always notify us of follow-ups, so feel free to contact me directly (see below). It could be an issue with your control board, and I regularly repair these at an affordable cost. - William E. Miller, AS-EET [email protected] http://www.MicrowaveControl.com Microwave Oven Control Panel Repair Nationwide "Recycling by repairing since 1982"

Your model's owner's manual (download here) does not mention it, so you cannot adjust or turn off the bump with the controller. You would have to remove or disconnect the beeper, which would involve disassembly. More on that in this video. Got more questions? Please contact me directly for full details since FixYa doesn't always inform us of follow-up questions. Remind me of the full model number and FCC ID number from the tag and your detailed symptoms. - William E. Miller, AS-EET [email protected] http://www.MicrowaveControl.com Microwave Oven Control Panel Repair Nationwide "Recycling by repairing since 1982"

Remove outer cabinet. Identify the bad switch in the latch assembly. The microswitches are held in by a plastic tab. Remove the electrical connections and note their location.Carefully push tab aside and the switch will pivot on one of the mounting holes. Be careful. The plastic tab can easily be broken if you use excessive force.

Could the "grinding noise" be arcing? If yes, then the problem could be the Magnetron.The Magnetron can be replaced but at approximately $75, It is rarely worth the effort. It will be at least twice that amount to have a repair shop do it.

unplug it for 12 hours or more and try again. Failing that the button or circuit for it may be broken, also make sure nothing is blocking the vent or nothing in the vent assembly is damaged. if you are opening the microwave make sure you know what you are doing of get a pro to do it for you. get an estimate and compare that to the price of a new one. Especially if the microwave is old or cheap.

When platter doesn't turn, food will not cook evenly. The motor must be replaced. No harm will come to the oven if you continue to use it.

Check those 3 micro switches in the door latch assembly. A bad microswitch can blow the main fuse. This usually ruins the microswitch.

Why do you need to "reset" the microwave? The is no reset for a microwave.

Hi, you must check the inside fuse. If is burned out, please consider that something happened, you must check further beyond to find the causes.

it's the touchpad, you have to stick a new one, call a technician or buy the touchpad corresponding to your microwave oven model https://www.applianceblog.com/mainforums/threads/51787-Kenmore-Elite-SE-error-code

It sounds like that outlets GFCI went bad... real bad ....

Most of them you do have to carefully pry. You look on the inside of the door and you will see the choke seal. It runs around the whole outer edge on the inside of the door. Take a butter knife or a small screw driver and start to pop it up and out of the door. Slowly work around the door until it is completely free. Once you get that out you will see the door hook and will just have to look how it is mounted into the door. There will be a spring attached to it to allow it to pull up and down as the door is opened and closed. Make note of where the spring is attached to the inside of the door frame. It will have to hook onto your new part and back on the inner door.

Is the arm (on/off) switch down into the tray? You may have moved it up during the clean operation and inadvertently shut down the ice maker. Your temps are perfecto.