The microwave doesn't have power

1. Defective control board
2. Defective door interlock

I'd check to make sure you don't have a door switch that isn't functioning properly. Also, might be a control panel or control panel interface issue.

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Are you programming it for 2:00 or just pressing 2, then Start?

Try resetting it by unplugging it for a couple of minutes, plugging it back in, then setting the clock and trying again.

The sensor errors are probably just from opening the door and interrupting the sensor cook cycle.

By the way, you should always press "Stop" before opening the door of a running microwave. Otherwise, the door switches will prematurely fail.

I would first check the door switches and their mounts. See this help file.

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

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.



You can also download manuals, installations info, and parts lists here.

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It can be that there are loose connections in the main board., Does the timer also cut off at this time. If so there are errors in the timer control panel, remove power plug and open cover to check on the board, the relays and the connections of the magnetron.

for safty resons dont use it till you have it fixed
if there is microwave enegy flying around and it hits you you could get burnt badly

The power fuse open , if open replace it don't make jumper it b
cause fire .
the power transformer builtin fuse open/
The door micro switch open /need to replace.

you have a bad inverter board.

This is usually an indication of a bad door interlock. Take resistance readings with the power turned off on the primary and secondary interlocks. You will need to remove the control panel to access them. There should be a wiring diagram somewhere inside the control panel to assist you in determining if the interlock is normally OPEN, or normally CLOSED. As you open and close the door the interlock should change states. Additionally, double all your connectors to make sure they are plugged in correctly. I had a similar problem once and it turned out to be a loose connection on one of the interlocks. I hope this helps you.