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Can you help us by what you mean by "not working"? Is it not turning on? Is it turning on but no heat being generated? Is the turntable turning? Are the digits showing in the display? Is any sound being made?

Unplug the microwave for a few minutes, plug back in, set clock, open and close door. Make sure time displayed is correct, Those are solutions to several problems, and I don.t know which one you have.

Any appliance parts store close to you will be able to locate them.

the problem is that fat and grease gets burnt in the threads and locks the glass cover up you can try oven cleaner sprayed around the cover and left for a couple of hours to soften up the carbon make sure that you use an oven proof bulb9only available from an oven spares shop) that uses Pyrex glass as normal bulbs do not work

Free online manual:https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1956/5639/files/MOV28S2M_Di_Lusso_Manual.pdfOr, consider contacting a vendor to request a replacement manual for a DiLusso microwave oven.. Example: http://www.sinkandbathroomshop.com.au/microwaves/375-dilusso-microwave-mov28s2m.html DiLusso Microwave MOV28S2M

Magnatron probably fried, its dead

To be honest, you might to get a new stove

do an on line search using make and model

Replace if you are not in to DIY, sounds like the inside of the cabin has been compromised and it is now arcing. or watch this You tube video, can potentially be a fix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZmKTpaAUUQ

More likely that you have tripped a circuit breaker for that circuit. Have you checked that? Most house current appliances do not use fuses in the unit, but this might be an exception. Do you have the user manual?

It will cause very uneven cooking.

open door and look inside or usually with the packing at top of box ---if none notify manufacturer for replacement

more likely a burnt out motor windings cheaper to junk than to repair

http://www.appliancepartspros.com/parts-for-whirlpool-wmh31017fw0.html

Hello -Yes the rusted areas inside a microwave oven can be repainted.First, you will need appliance paint which is designated for microwave interior use. Check with your local hardware store or local home improvements store to find out what paints they sell which fit the criteria for "microwave cavity paint."You can read directions for how to go about the project:https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-repaint-the-inside-of-a-microwaveRead the instructions through, completely, before starting on your project so you know what supplies you need to have available and what steps need to be followed before starting.Best wishes.

Have you checked to be sure your circuit breaker or fuse is not blown or tripped?

you must use special screw drivers or make a screw driver to fit