Circuit Diagram required for HYS60-12-KD V-O 130C

Are you sure its a diodend fuse? Does the smartboard and fan work? It maybe just a door switch and those cheap.

1. Pull out the plug before you hurt somebody

2. Google the make and model number and add wiring diagram to the search parameters. Something like this:

Magic Chef microwave mco160ub wiring diagram



Also Google using parts instead of wiring diagram and you will find lots of nice pictures to guide you to inspect it further like this



From your post you seem to be fairly handy with a screwdriver. Take it further apart and look for a burned spot; if it blows the circuit breaker for the outlet, it probably has a big black spot somewhere to give you a clue. You don't have much to lose at this point, it is already pretty worthless in its present condition.

There should be a fuse in the incoming electrical line inside the microwave cabinet; I'm surprised it has not blown before the breaker. Make sure nobody has bypassed the fuse.

There may be a large capacitor that could hold a charge and give you a shock. See upper diagram for an example. [you did unplug the microwave, didn't you?] if you see the capacitor you can short out the terminals on it with a screwdriver and it may make a fairly loud snap as it discharges; better the screwdriver than your finger.

The damage is probably on the control board. The control board may cost as much as a new microwave, but you'll have all the fun of taking it all apart to find out.

see the diagram attached. God bless you

When it shows a door error and won't start, that's usually a door switch or door switch mount. My help file on door switches is here.

BUT - assuming your model is the KEMS308SSS01,02,03,04, or 05, it is probably the type that has the overdesigned door sensor circuit, as shown in the diagram below:



In this case, the other likely culprits (besides the door switch) are the 20A fuse, the 15A fuse, the "cavity TOD ("thermal overload device" - thermal cutout / thermostat) and the magnetron TOD.

There should be a "mini-manual" (tech sheet) hidden inside the unit behind the control panel or hidden on the left side behind the grille, which is very helpful when troubleshooting, testing, and locating components.

It also contains the diagram above.

There's a YouTube video available showing how to remove a typical over the range control panel assembly in under 5 minutes.

Accessing the oven cavity TOD for testing and possible replacement will require you to remove the oven from the wall.

If so, the installation instructions are very handy, and it's best to have two people since the microwave can be heavy and awkward.

You can download Kitchenaid / Whirlpool owner's manuals and installation instructions here.

You can find helpful exploded view diagrams and order parts by entering your full model number here.

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Hi,

Sorry, but Bamix M122 circuit diagram is not available right now. In that case if you have your manual, you can check that.

I have a hard time believing that the home's main breaker is tripping instead of the branch circuit breaker that feeds the microwave. I suspect it is really just a difference in terms. You should disconnect it and try using in another outlet - preferably one on a different circuit if possible. If the breaker continues to trip; this appliance should be disconnected and either be discarded, repaired or replaced before using again.

If the microwave works as expected (on a different circuit), it may indicate the original circuit is overloaded. Microwave overs are supposed to be installed on a dedicated circuit. This means only one outlet is on the circuit - no other loads (lights, appliances, etc.) are permitted on this circuit. A microwave typically requires 10 Amps or more when on "high" and will require a significant portion of the power supplied by a 15 or 20 amp circuit breaker. There is little unused to power much of anything else. If other appliances go out when the microwave trips the circuit breaker, you should contact an electrician to have a dedicated outlet installed for the microwave.

I hope this helps!

I don't see what range you're referencing. I see a title of microwave ovens. But, in any event, here's circuit requirement for each.

If it's a cooktop range: 220 volt 30 amp dedicated circuit

If it's a microwave: 110 volt 15 amp dedicated circuit

Charlie

Have you ever replaced the fuse with Higher Amps fuse. There is a circuit diagram inside the cover please refer to that and ensure that the rating is same.