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This is an open lever for a microwave. It allows the microwave door to open when prompted. When you push on your door latch lever, it contacts the door latch assembly and releases the hooks that lock ...
This is a turntable drive motor for a microwave. It measures approximately 2 inches in diameter and is made mostly of metal. Located under the microwave turntable, also known as a microwave plate, it ...
This is called a magnetron and it is to be used in your microwave. The purpose of this part is to generate energy and heat for your appliance. This piece is 6 inches long, 6 inches wide, and 5.5 inche...
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Nancy
November 11, 2019
Why does this microwave sometimes shoot out, flames?
For model number DMT2420S
Hello Nancy, thank you for your question. It is very common that during cooking, some food particles and grease escape the food and stick to the wave guide. The heat emitted from the magnetron burns these stuck food particles, which appears as spark to us. This spark damages the wave guide cover. A damaged or shorted wave guide cover causes frequent sparks. We would recommend inspecting the wave guide cover. I hope this helps.
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It took more than 2 hours to do this extremely delicate surgical type procedure! First I had to run to buy beer and chips to make sure I had all the necessary supplies needed. I opened a beer and surveyed the job.I carefully removed the crappy old waveguide cover, and had another beer while opening the package of the new waveguide cover.
... Read moreI then installed the new waveguide and proceed to have a few more beers while I admired my work and the awesome new waveguide from Part-Select. Later I put it to the test and heated up some left over buffalo wings, had a couple more beers and went to bed a happy man with the piece of mind that my new waveguide was up for the job!! Thanks Part-Select!
Unplug. Remove hood. Ground capacitor. Photograph wiring. Remove magnetron. (2 wires, 4 screws). Replace and reassemble. Dispose of old unit. If you are ordering parts and are not into testing circuits order a new diode and difuser card as well. Replace all three.
Just take out the appliance from built in frame, if any, remove the glass turn table, disassemble the metal cover (no-tamper screws were a problem), flip it over, unscrew one screw from the motor, unplug the wires (keep track of the connections), install the new motor and wires, reaassemble with regular screws, and reinstall. No big deal.
