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I have a Panasonic Inverter model # NN-SN756B, every time I turn it on no matter what the timer is set for it will cut off after running for 15 seconds, everything else appears work fine
The main control board is "seeingf" a high amprage draw from the inverter board . you have a problem with the inverter or the magntron . parts are more than a new unit . try to stay away from the inverter type , there just not ready for prime time . google "panasonic inverter reviews " and you will see just common your problem is good luck
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Judging from the model and without looking it up I expect that unit has an inverter. If it is not the Switches and you have replaced the mag, the inverter is the power supply for the mag to work so either mag not getting power from inverter or inverter not getting signals from main PCB Timer board.
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Two options to try:
a) Press the Clock / Timer button 3 times
b) Unplug, wait a few seconds, then re-plug to power up with the factory settings. You will need to reset your clock and any favourite settings.
This should work with all Panasonic Microwave models.
Good luck
My panasonic microwave model # NN-S540BFW stops after 4 seconds after you hit the start button and cuts off on its own. What is wrong with my microwave?
This model uses an inverter to produce high voltage instead of a convential transformer system.
While an inverter (switched-mode power supply) is more efficient from a power consumption standpoint, it is more complex, thus more statistically prone to fail. These should only be examined and worked on by someone who has the necessary technical qualifications. Seriously.
Often the machine-soldered connections in a microwave inverter are too weak, so they eventually fail, especially if heat is high in the area. They sometimes fail catastrophically. When not catastrophically damaged, you may hear clicking or squealing and may smell an electrical odor, which is sometimes obscured by the cooling fan.
Some manufacturers do not encourage or assist technicians to repair microwave inverters. Most offer the inverter as a whole assembly. But sometimes that is actually cheaper than the time and labor required to fix the old one.
If a technician is willing and able to troubleshoot and repair the inverter to component level, it will may be expensive, but may be worth it, especially if he or she will resolder and reinforce connections as needed as part of a thorough repair. That could easily make your inverter beter than a new one!
You might be able to get some verbal estimates if you call Panasonic-authorized repair shops and ask then specifically about inverter repair and inverter replacement costs for your model number.
I Have a NN-S573 Panasonic Inverter model and it cuts out at exactly 23seconds. It sounds like the same issue.
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