Mw8626w In wat store can I find a replacement plate

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small screw bulb e14 type for fridges. its behind the screw plate next to were the holes are on the side of the microwave right side. usually 3 wat

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Take a look at the oven's electric rating information. It should be on the label with the model and serial number, and it will tell you how many amps the oven needs. Power in watts is volts times amps, so a 1000-watt inverter is good for about 8 amps at 120 volts output. Some inverters also use a peak rating, meaning power than can be delivered for a short time. The continuous power may be less than that; you'll need to look at the inverter. As long as the power needed by the oven is within the inverter's ratings then you'll be able to use it. Otherwise you'll need to shop for one with more output power.

Unless you can associate the odor with burning electronics, it probably isn't being caused by the microwave.

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Yes it should. Is the rest of the machine working? Find and replace the lamp with a 25 watt appliance lamp typically available at your grocery store, FixYa.com advertiser or appliance parts place in your community.

You may have to remove the cover to get to the lamp though some ovens have a access panel inside.

When you remove the cover, be sure to unplug the machine first and never touch the silver can benind the control.

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The original part number was 441X335A10, which is no longer available, but you can get a direct substitute here.

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In principle no it is not hazardous. In practice however, unless the machine is clean to the point of sterile, small items in the microwave can absorb more energy than they would if a large item was in the machine also. This can produce some damage to the machine. manufacturers generally recommend not running microwaves empty. Why would you want to? If in doubt, just a cup of water would be more than adequate. it is not a good idea to modify a microwave oven in any way. Hope this helps :)