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videomandw  
#1 Posted : Monday, August 16, 2010 6:37:53 AM(UTC)
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hello,

i have a maytag microwave oven model # mmv5000bab. i was heating something and heard a popping sound. the microwave has power to it, since the display pad and turnable work but it will not heat anything. i was told there was a fuse in it that could be replaced.

is there a fuse and what does it control, just the fan, the whole oven? i would like to order the fuse but i am not sure where it is located and how to replace it? do you have instructions on how to replace the fuse, if that is the problem? do you have a simple repair manual or sheet that would show how to replace the fuse?

how do i troubleshoot to make sure that it is indeed a fuse problem and not the whole microwave shot?

thanks in advance for any help
david welch
valparaiso, in
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#2 Posted : Monday, August 16, 2010 9:06:23 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: videomandw Go to Quoted Post
hello,

i have a maytag microwave oven model # mmv5000bab. i was heating something and heard a popping sound. the microwave has power to it, since the display pad and turnable work but it will not heat anything. i was told there was a fuse in it that could be replaced.

is there a fuse and what does it control, just the fan, the whole oven? i would like to order the fuse but i am not sure where it is located and how to replace it? do you have instructions on how to replace the fuse, if that is the problem? do you have a simple repair manual or sheet that would show how to replace the fuse?

how do i troubleshoot to make sure that it is indeed a fuse problem and not the whole microwave shot?

thanks in advance for any help



david welch
valparaiso, in


David,

Yes, there is a fuse in the unit, but that is not the problem.
If the fuse was blown, the unit would be inoperable(dead, no display,turntable,etc).

I fear you have a problem in the high voltage component(s)or wiring harness.

I personnally do not reccomend, that a consumer or DIY'r attempt to repair a microwave, due to the high voltage hazard of the components that need to be accessed, removed,tested,or replaced.

I apologize, but I do not have access to a PDF service manual(either) for this unit and cannot attach it as you requested.

Good Luck,

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