Emerson Microwave Ovens - Page 9 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

If you are not properly trained in repair of microwave oven changing coils etc can fry you. What you are calling a coil is probably the high voltage transformer. Consider taking it to the shop or replacing it.

There are no coiles in that unit that need cleaning. Normally a coil is something wound in a circular pattern.

There is no reset button. You will need a control board.

I hope it's still under warranty. Think about getting a replacement, and about next time: Get a surge protection device between the oven and the wall plug! I have suffered from power surges in my house as well, and a surge protector is the only cure.

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I can't tell without more exploration what may be the cause, but 1st let's start fresh. Reset the MW by unplugging and replugging the unit. Then set up the clock, etc by following the manual. For reference, go to http://www.emersonradio.com/resources/owner_manuals/manual_1313021007.pdf for instructions. There are many interlock micro-switches that must all work when the door is closed. Take one step at a time, then come back.

Need more info: Model #? Does MW light come on? Does turntable rotate? Can you set the clock? etc. Could be fuse, magnetron, HV transformer, or more.

Your circuit board has a small chip in it that allows the settings to be changed. The chip has gone bad. Usually any good electronics repair person can fix the problem. Ask your local dealer for a reference.

Try this site: http://elektrotanya.com/emerson_mw8626w-b.pdf/download.html

Check and replace magnitron with one of the same number or equivalent.High tension transformer fuse may be blown or high voltage diode and or capacitor shorted. N.B. Please disconnect applance from mains and discharge large capacitor before carrying any DIY on any microwave,

remove tip cover see the fuse slot is there

Mainly there are three/four fuses in Microwaves depend to maker. First one to be checked it is on plug about 13A in cable out side microwave Second one for power supply usually comes 10A located in terminal board of cable supply in side microwave if you follow the cable. Third fuse i think about 5A for high voltage it located usually on wire connected between transformer and capacitor. Fourth some Microwave have third one on the control board located behind switch panel. now. if the second fuse is blowing immediately after starting microwave that usually mean one or more of the following need to be replaced 1- diode 2- HV. capacitor 3- magnatiron Which only can replaced by skill technicians THANK YOU.

Check if it has a cover screwed in side the unit , it should be behind that.

There are a couple of microwave ovens out there where after it has finished cooking, the light and fan continue to run until you open the door. Then the fans shuts off, but the light remains on. When you close the door, then the light shuts off. If the light and fan go back on when you close the door, then you have a bad door switch. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/ronald_e6b9572cebe3ad27

Clear the cook cycle when you remove the food. Some microwaves pick up where they left off, so you don't have to keep pressing buttons.

Pls be clear of what u mean of not heating. Oven's Magnetron , diode , hi-volt capacitor
Can be the main cause of not heting .

Grab bulb in light receptacle and quickly spin in circles counter-clockwise. Wait to recover from dizziness and throw bulb away. Get new bulb, place in light receptacle and spin clockwise being careful not to over tighten which could result in new bulb breakage and rendering it worthless. Throw up and recover from dizziness.

You also may want to take a close look at the control panel. I found a grouping of 3 resistors at approximately center of the board that were cut on one end. Probably a design change poorly done. Somehow, just out of the blue, those loose ends touched and blew that fuse. Removed resistors........problem solved.