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The cook relay on your control board is shorted, and the unit is cooking whenever you close the door.
When the magnetron overheats, its thermostat opens, shutting power down until the unit cools to a safe level, then power is restored.
I regularly repair these with my $54.95 service, which includes insured return shipping.
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It sounds like the shutdown is due to the card overheating. Does your card have a fan on it? If so that is probably where the buzzing noise came from. The fan either broke or is disconnected and thus the card is overheating. Try blowing out the fan with compressed air and making sure it is properly connected. If it is broken or you have no fan you may need to order a replacement fan or heat sync to fix your problem or get a new video card.
If you turn the unit on with no input and get a loud buzz, and when you put signal to it and you cannot hear the music but the buzz (Probably more like a hum). Then most likely the amp is blown.
This is a graphics processor unit(gpu) fault, the console needs stripping down and new heatsink compound applying to the gpu, this is basically the same fix for rrod, so there are plenty of guides on this site or youtube if you want to tackle this yourself.
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you might have a defrost problem. Frost free models have a heating element that is controlled by a timer to automatically defrost ice, ie defrost timer turns on defrost heating element every 12 hours to melt ice in freezer and allow good air flow. You can test defrost element with an ohm meter(located inside freezer coils-will have two wires going to a plug connection), if OK replace defrost timer (located in various places depending on make and model
if it is under warrantee then fix it.
sounds like a component is over heating, probably cost couple hundred (or more) to fix it, balance that with what you paid.
You'll have to listen to the noise to see if it is coming from the compressor but it sounds as if the start relay on the compressor is going bad, you can use a 3in1 start kit to fix this contact us at www.airenergyexperts.net
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