It's just over a year old. Any thoughts on what would cause the turntable anr light to stop working at the same timeIt's just over a year old. Any thoughts on what would cause the turntable anr light to stop working at the same time
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You have 2 systems inside your microwave, one is working, one is not.
The working one has the electric motor to drive the turntable and the timer.
The other system includes the "magnetron", which is the heavy unit that makes the microwaves to cook the food.
A repairman can check the magnetron to see if it has failed, and there are a few units that have a replaceable fuse that could be blown.
You will not want to try to fix it yourself, without a good knowledge of such things, as there is often a capacitor inside, which can shock you really bad if you touch it in error.
God bless your efforts.
This seems to be a common problem, there are three parts that will cause this, the magnetron "heats food" a common failure, the high voltage diode and capacitor are the other two culprits. The cost to repair will approach the price of a new oven.
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