Dead keypad I have the same problem worked fine before I moved now clock and light are okay but keypad dead

Keypads will flash when new oven or when disconnected and setting are lost. First try setting the clock

• push CLOCK--enter numbers--push CLOCK to see if keypad becomes operational.

If not, unplug, replug and try again. As for "fixing" keypad ....that is not likely to be the problem and even it it were, keypads are not user repairable. For further info, dial the the factory customer support phone number.

Take the unit apart and carefully inspect the wires under the keypad...short of that..junk it and get a new one. It seems they just don't make things the way tey used to.

It indicates the main fuse in the microwave oven has opened, probably one of the main parts have failed, possible causes, magnetron, inverter board, and the keypad control board.

You're going to have to replace the keypad module and possible the control module (do the keypad first). You can try contacting these folks: http://www.appliancepartspros.com/search.aspx?model=jem31sa%20001%20ge%20spacemaker%20microwave
And see if they have a keypad for your unit. Depending on the age of your microwave, you may be best off replacing the whole microwave.

Replace the KeyPad will fix the problem

Sounds like your keypad has failed, and on some models it's not available separately, so you have to buy the entire control panel assembly.

You have to remove the controller (see the video here) then unplug the keypad strip (see photo below) then move your circuit board to the new control panel assembly (part # WB07X10798 if that's the right one for your model).

See exploded views here. You can find this part for $101.91 here (compared to $163.50 from G.E.!).

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Is it on a gfci plug? If it is reset that. If not I would recheck the circuit breaker again

Sometimes a keypad may not work because the door switches are faulty. When the door switches are working correctly it will allow the keypad to operate. They tell the microwave that the door is closed and the unit is dafe to use.

Many models have 3 door switches, it's wise to get all 3 replaced at once.

The first thing I would suggest is a hard reset. Unplug the unit for a minute or so. Then plug it back in, set the clock and try again.

If that doesn't work, leave it unplugged for maybe an hour. Then let us know if the hard reset does not fix it.

Otherwise, your controller or keypad may have moisture on it.