We own a Panasonic 1100 watt Inverter microwave. It has worked fine until recently - it has now started to "turn on" whenever the door is opened.
Now, when you open the door the light comes on and the patter rotates and it makes the sounds like it is cooking. When it does this I am not sure if its really cooking, or just seems like it is cooking, so I unplug it to get the food out
It does stilll cook fine if you punch in the time and temp.and it stops when the desired time is up - but when you open the door, it starts up again.
Re: We own a Panasonic 1100 watt Inverter microwave. It...
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You have a faulty door switch, the unit is not supposed to come on when the door is opened only the light.This unit may require servicing as the control board may also be at fault.
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Check the door switches to make sure they are not faulty, otherwise it may be the inverter.
IS the microwave in a cavity? If so, you need to have at least 15cm (6in) space above the microwave, 10cm (4in) behind the microwave, and 5cm (2in) on either side, as the latest Inverter microwaves run very hot and need a lot of ventilation.
Microwave will not operate (cook). F7 error code
appears on the display.
Electrical circuit interruption between L1 and Neutral in
the microwave inverter circuit.
Possible reasons:
1. Check door, hinge and cavity front alignment and adjust
as needed.
2. Check the operation of all interlock switches.
3. Check over temperature protector for the magnatron.
4. Check all Cavity Thermostats for closed circuit.
5. Unplug the oven for at least 40 seconds. If this solves
the problem
A. Check the Cooling Fan for proper operation or
blockage
B. Check the resistance of the magnetron thermostat.
It should be 0 Ohms, replace if necessary.
6. Check that the control cable to the 1100 watt inverter
is properly connected to plug P2 on the display PCB
& Adjust or Reconnect
7. If interlock switches operate correctly, replace 1100W
inverter.
8. If problem persists, replace control assembly.
Is it possible, I can fix it with some instruction
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