Possibly water in the disconnect or wet control board. Be sure system sealed up outside properly. Allow to dry and try again.
SOURCE: Mitsubishi Mr. Slim Mini Split MS-A12WA Indoor Unit
no sir gary,
the water would not go to the drain pan if you install it vertically.
water would just drop anywhere and would ruin a lot of things...
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tnx 4 using fixya,
drcool
SOURCE: Clock on a GE electric range is buzzing - how to disconnect it
Turn off power to range first!!!
You'll have to remove the back of the panel in which the clock is installed to access the back of the clock. There will be two wires attached to the clock. Just pulling one of these wires off will stop the clock.
I would suggest, however, that you pull both wires off, put electrical tape on the ends of the connectors, and tuck them out of the way somewhere around the clock.
SOURCE: Mitsubishi electric or Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
as an refrigeration engineer dealing whit them every day my advise is: mitsi heavy industry away much more reliable and better performing.
SOURCE: No power. I changed fuse but microwave blows it immediately.
Be very careful! Standard microwaves have 2100volt capacitors and commercial ones 4000 volt capacitors.
*Decharge your capacitor(s) before doing diagnostics*.
You are now testing the high voltage side (as it works on convection). The main components are a transformer, a capacitor, a diode and a magnetron (havent seen a triac in a panasonic residential). If you have a proper meter that can test uf, decharge the capacitor, then test the capacitor, if it reads 0, you need a new capacitor (10$ used typically, 14$ new from ebay). To test the magnetron, decharge the capacitor first, remove the spade connections, test each leg to the frame of the microwave... if it shows measurable resistance, the magnetron is bad. The transformer is not something you test as I personally dont have a 4000 volt meter. If the diode, the magnetron and capacitor are okay, then the transformer is bad. To eliminate any other function, disconnect the low voltage to the transformer run a micropower cycle and check the fuse.
Hope that helps. My first instinct is the capacitor.
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