Smegwd900esl microwave oven turntable

If everything works on the unit, but you do not receive any heat or possibly the turntable does not turn you have a faulty magnetron (controls heat) and a faulty motor (controls turntable). You would require service on the unit, if parts are available. Some microwaves are so small in cubic foot size, that manufacturer's do not have parts available for purchase/repairs.

It all depends on your model number of course, but if JUST the turntable is failing, it may just be a defective turntable motor or coupler.

If your internal cooling fan and/or inside / cavity light is defective, too, it may be the internal fan motor, a door switch, or a relay on the control board.

We repair those and can offer more free advice with the full model number and a little bit more detail about what's working, what's not, and when.

You can find handy exploded views and order parts by model number here.

Check if the stepper motor is ok, the fuses (the little ones too) if they are blow first.

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easy...first thought it was a program glitch. turntable could be turned off manually. nope ...just a bad motor needed replacement

Your description seems to be confusing turntable and light do not work
Bulb and motor OK
No power to light or turntable

Which is it?

They could be separate incidents. The drive motor could be fused and the globe just blew its life away..

The turntable motor can be replaced by following these simple steps:

1. UNPLUG the microwave before servicing.
2. Locate and remove the screws around the perimeter of the bottom panel of the microwave (located UNDER the microwave bottom).
3. With the screws removed the panel will open, exposing the turntable motor. Remove the glass tray and reach inside the oven cavity and grasp the turntable spindle. Pull straight up to remove it from the motor shaft.
4. With the spindle removed, disconnect the motor connector plug and mounting screws.
5. Insert new motor and reinstall everything using the steps provided in reverse order.

If you have any questions, please let me know. I hope this helps you.

NOTE: If this microwave is mounted, this repair can be performed without uninstalling the oven.

this is something you should probably call a repair technician for, due to the danger of the componentry.

Usually in ther case of this problem, even a technician will advise you to replace the unit, in the minds of cost effectiveness and safety...

IF EVERYTHING IN THE OVEN IS WORKING BUT THE TURNTABLE YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE BOTTOM COVER OFF THE OVEN THE MOTOR HAS TWO WIRES ON IT, BE CAREFULL
WHEN YOU TEST IT AS THERE IS 110V ON THE WIRES.IF THE 110V IS THERE BUT THE MOTOR ISN,T RUNNING TAKE THE
TWO WIRES OFF,AND TAKE THE MOTOR OUT AND BUY A NEW ONE. YOU CAN DO THIS BUT DO BE CAREFULL.. YOU
MAY HAVE TO PULL ON IT A LITTLE TO PULL IT APART FROM THE PEACE INSIDE THAT TURNS THE GLASS TRY NOT TO BREAK IT!

check turntable motor or bush, this very easy problem, you can use oven no problem..