Top 20 Kenmore 63672 Convection/Microwave Oven Questions & Answers

Sounds like you blew a fuse. If the unit has a user-replaceable fuse, or fusible link, it will say so in the manual. There is probably a "Troubleshooting" section in the manual.

If a turntable and it is not moving suspect a safety switch in the door, if no table or it is moving suspect possible inverter board or Magnetron itself either of which can be pricy to have replaced.

To replace a fuse, unplug microwave, remove top,"several screws" look to the right where the keypad control board is, now look down where the circuit board is, there should be a fuse clipped in, pop it out and replace with the same current rating, assemble before testing, lethal voltages.

THe cover is covering the aerial and is possibly contaminated with something.
Replacement should fix the arcing.

You will need to remove from the bottom of the oven but make sure that you hae not damaged the magnetron with the dry run.
You can try to get the part from a salvaged set as many arre available, junked when the magnetron fails.
Bothe plate and shaft can be sourced like this and will worrk outt cheaper only if you try sources of workshops.

This unit is no longer supported by Kenmore. There are also no spare parts available from the manufacturer.
Your best bet would be the secondary market like eBay.

THIS ONE is a close model - but not exact.

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Make sure microwave is plugged in properly.
Check that door closes completely and its latch is aligned. Check that interlock switch in door works properly (required for activating microwave).
Inspect plastic coupling beneath tray.

Take care.

F 11 code. it is a touch pad error.
if you just cleaned the control panel it may have water in the panel causing a key to stick.
If after a day or 2 it hasn't dried out - then you will need to replace the touch pad.

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Take the outer casing off, just remember there is one security screw from the eight you take out. once you have done that then there is a metal sheild around the bulb holder 2 further philips screws to take then just replace the bulb and re assemble, note the cover is like tongue and groove to get back on so make sure you line them up before screwing back together.

no heat / then porbably the mag is not firing up . this is a common problem . 3 things cause this the rect. the cap and the mag . and in serviceing them i would replace them in that order . if simple its the recitifer / if major the other two .. **** ..

Inside the unit behind the control pannel is a ceramic fuse looks like a car glass type fuse. To replace it you must remove the outer shell. First unplug the device,2nd
place on a flat work area,3rd remove the screws from the back of the unit,4th pull the outer shell back if it's stock a flathead screwdriver can be used to aid in removal,5th after removal look behinde the control pannel find the main power wires by following them from the back of the unit the fuse will be about 1" long and about as big around as a #2 pencil remove it carefully and replace it with a new ceramic fuse. The fuses are about $3.00
If you don't feel comfortable doing this yourself find a repair shop it will cost about $35 dollars
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Yes there is.

Unplug the MW.
Uninstall from wall mount (if installed that way.).
Remove outer cover by removing the screws at back and (possibly) bottom sides.

Locate fuse. Replace only with an equivalent type and amperage.

You can test the MW without reinstalling or putting the outer covering back on.

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Here is a tip that will help you to figure out what is wrong with yourMicrowave Oven....

Microwave Oven Basic Troubleshooting Tips

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just work in the dark

remove the vent cover on the top of the unit above the door
two srews should be holding it down from the top
slide the vent off
you should see a mtal plate
remove that and the buld should be underneath

First try a hard reset.Unplug it a couple of minutes, then plug it back, set the clock, and try again.

A typical key sequence to cook for a minute a 70 percent power would be:

Cook Time (or "Cook") > 1 > 0 > 0 > Power Level (or "Power") > 7 > Start

It varies by brand and model.

If it still doesn't work you may have a failing keypad. If so, please leave it unplugged or leave the door open when it's not in use, and of course please do not leave it running unattended.

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Hi Kevin

If your microwave oven doesn't seem to work at all, check these:
Fuses Usually, when your microwave oven doesn't work it all, the internal fuse (thermal fuse) is blown. This fuse protects both you and the oven. When it blows, you need to have a qualified appliance repair technician replace it.

Door switch If the fuse isn't the problem, check the door hooks and the door-release button. When these are broken, the door switch doesn't activate, so the oven can't work.

If still you are unable to diagnose the issue then it is recommended to call a local repair center for this to get fixed as Microwave usually have high voltage even when it is turned off.

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Please find the diagramatic presentation for the replacement or removal of the door.

https://secured.whirlpool.com/Service/SrvTechAdm.nsf/d12cd4888abce86285256a42005ea985/0330c966a25780ac8525740c006f9000/$FILE/4317430.pdf

Do not be worried about the model if its exactly not the same as the basic removal process is 99% similar.

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this is potentially a major design fault and could be dangerous. contact the manufacturer immediately.there are other post on the site saying the same