No power in the microwave. It is as if you unplugged it. Is there an internal fuse in the unit? There is power to the unit. The unit shows nothing on the panel and when you open the door, no light comes on. Model # JMV 8208 BAB Jenn Air
Re: No power in the microwave. It is as if you unplugged...
If you look at the back of the oven there are usually small fuses or breakers back there. Check to see if that is the issue. Also if you haven't already make sure the wall outlet is functional.
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Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out. here are some problems you may have.
No power to outlet (blown fuse or tripped breaker or GFCI).
Blown main fuse - likely due to other problems.
Open thermal protector or thermal fuse.
Defective controller or its power suppy
Microwaves must be serviced by technicians due to the inherent dangers involved in repairing these appliances. Internal capacitors can retain a lethal electrical charge even though the unit is completely unplugged. A microwave radiation leakage test must be performed on the unit following any internal component repair.
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there is an internal fuse,if your lucky thats all it is,but if there was an actual fire then it may be time for a new unit depending upon the extent of damage
Possibly the internal fuse. Unplug unit, remove all case screws on the back of the micro. Slide the case toward the back and remove. Look for a glass tube type fuse, simular to automotive fuses of the past. It should be located near the controls. If bad, I have been able to find replacements at Radio Shack. If the fuse is good, I'm sorry, it's beyond my microwave knowledge level.
most microwaves do have an internal ceramic fuse either 15 amp or 20 amp the cover has to come off to locate it usually at the top just behind the control board. do not touch the high voltage capacitor as it holds a charge even when the unit is unplugged.
You may have a blown internal fuse. While I would recommend that you take the unit to a qualified repair center, you can do a little troubleshooting on your own. You''ll need to unplug the unit, remove the outside cover and follow the line cord and you should find the fuse.
Replace it with the EXACT same value that was labeled on the original fuse. You'll probably be able to find a replacement fuse at any Radio Shack store or hardware store.
Replace the cover and plug the unit back in. Hopefully nothing was damaged and the unit will play again.
If the unit does not come back on, then there is a possibility that the unit's power supply has failed.
Please let me know if I can be of further assistance to you.
You may have a blown internal fuse. You''ll need to unplug the unit, remove the outside cover and follow the line cord and you should find the fuse.
Replace it with the EXACT same value that was labeled on the original fuse. You'll probably be able to find a replacement at any Radio Shack store or hardware store.
Replace the cover and plug the unit back in. Hopefully nothing was damaged and the unit will play again.
Please let me know if I can be of further assistance to you.
You may have a blown internal fuse. You''ll need to unplug the unit, remove the outside cover and follow the line cord and you should find the fuse.
Replace it with the EXACT same value that was labeled on the original fuse. You'll probably be able to find a replacement at any Radio Shack store or hardware store.
Replace the cover and plug the unit back in. Hopefully nothing was damaged and the unit will play again.
Please let me know if I can be of further assistance to you.
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