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The microwave in our GE dual microwave/wall oven blew. Repairman came and determined a relay was at fault, then shut off the breaker for the entire circuit without disconnecting the microwave. Will removing the 15-amp fuse in the microwave suffice in disconnecting it so I can turn the circuit back on and use the oven? Thanks!
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Hi.
Without the fuse your microwave should not have any power.
Check if there is the light when the door is open.
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When the microwave blew, everything quit working-- no light, no touchpad. Right after the it blew, though, the floor in the chamber got super hot, so I turned off the breaker. Before doing so, I checked the oven to ensure it was working and all was well with it. I'm just afraid if I turn the breaker back on to use the oven, something else will happen to the microwave. I'm hoping the fuse removal will solve my dilemma.
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