Did the unplug ,pushed my choice , selected #1 , push my choice again , then start , set clock , set time to cook then it worked---however it at random will not work---does not cook without fan on--does not produce a lot of steam when cooking---however we are second owner--production date aug 04
It sounds like you may have one or more bad connections on the bottom of your noise filter board.
The service manual for your model is here.
You or a friend can check the connections for "ring cracks," and if any are present, remove the old solder and apply fresh 60/40 tin/lead solder. If the push-on terminals are damaged, they must be replaced, too.
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SOURCE: Samsung Over range Microwave
Mine just started today too. I am thinking of taking a ball bat to it. Samsung foriegn made piece of shit.
SOURCE: Samsung MU3250W Shut down
It could have been steam or humidity.
If this is an over the range model, be sure you always use the hood vent exhaust fan when you're cooking on the stove top.
Whether it's a counter top or over the range top, always be aware that the cooling fan is running when it's cooking.
When in doubt feel for air flow through the vents.
Good luck.
SOURCE: Samsung Model MR6699GB microwave, unit comes on but does not cook
Its either your primary door switch or there is a diod inside on the right rear that needs to be replaced. to check the door switch, remove the cover disconnect the wires frome the switch and place a jumper wire on them and try it . if the problem persists it the diod. be carful. make sure there is no power going to it when your hands are in the microwave. and do not let it run to long or you will damage it.
SOURCE: Samsung Over range Microwave
I have the same "SE" problem. After reading this thread here, I realise it's likely the keypad problem, which explains the microwave's behaviour (no key was working).
So there were two possibilities. (1)keypad failure and (2) bad connection.
Obviously the easiest thing I could start with is to clean the connection. So I first take the cover off. Behind the keypad is a circuit board. In addition to a few connections between the circuit board and other parts of the microwave, there is a ribbon connecting the keypad to the circuit board.
Loose the plastic on the connection, pull the ribbon out from the socket. I then used spirit to clean the exposed copper connections. Put every thing back to place.
Voila, it's working again and we have been living happily ever after.....
SOURCE: No Power on at all
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