20 Most Recent Sharp Carousel Microwave Ovens Questions & Answers

You may have a defective turntable motor, a defective turntable motor coupler, or a defective turntable roller assembly.

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please unplug it and get it to a tech. Sounds like he timer is shot and could be dangerous.

Conact manufacturer and they will advise.

This sounds like carbon build up reacting to RF energy. You need to find where the burn spot is and correct it. It's probably behind or on the waveguide cover usually on the right side of the oven cavity. It looks like a brownish-tan plate about 2-3 inches by 4-5 inches. It's actually made out of mica or plastic. If you can't find the source of this problem, it may be inside the waveguide in which case the unit is not really repairable.

Take the cover off end take a look how the hinges are mounted on it, If they are bolted on they can be readjusted, He man, Use your brain .

? 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.

See page no 22 of manual. It may help KB6524PS_PK_PW.pdf (nationalservicealliance.com)

I hope you didn't run the microwave with nothing in the cavity, if you did, it will damage the magnetron. The turntable dishes do get hot depending on the quality of the glass used to make it. Heat is caused by impurities in the glass. If you run it with no food in the oven, the glass will try to absorb the energy with atastrophic results usually.

The thermistor has failed. Replace the thermistor with the Sharp approved type and part number.

You might attempt the following troubleshooting steps: Ensure sure the temperature settings are accurate and that you have given the oven enough time to warm before putting food inside. Check the oven temperature settings. To learn how to adjust the temperature properly, consult the user handbook. Examine the heating components since they can be broken if the oven is not heating at all. When the oven is switched on, see if the heating components are blazing red. The heating components might need to be replaced if they are not. Examine the oven thermostat: If the temperature fluctuates or fails to reach the desired level, the thermostat may be malfunctioning. Replace a broken thermostat if necessary. Verify that there are no blockages inside the oven that could be preventing the heat from circulating. Debris, foil, or bakeware that is too big or that covers a significant amount of the oven rack might all fall under this category.