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This part fixes the following symptoms:
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This part works with the following products:
Microwave
Part# WB27X10687 replaces these:
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Victor
December 3, 2021
GE model microwave: JE2160FS01.
Issue: Microwave has a very slight, constant humming sound coming from behind the control panel area - this humming sound (similar to that of a transformer hum) is also present when the microwave is not in use (i.e. door shut, not in operation, but is connected to the electrical outlet).
Microwave works fine. It's heating and all the control panel buttons function. Only issue is the constant hum. Please advise what part I would need to fix the hum. Thanks!
For model number JE2160SF01
Hi Victor,
Thank you for your question If your microwave is making a loud humming or buzzing noise, it may mean the magnetron is not working properly. The magnetron is part of the high voltage circuit that generates heat in the microwave. Before testing the magnetron, please unplug the microwave from the electrical outlet. Remove your microwave’s cabinet and locate the magnetron. Before inspecting the magnetron, discharge the high voltage capacitor. Here is a link from our website with information on how discharge the capacitor, https://www.partselect.com/Microwave+discharge-capacitor+repair.htm. Once the capacitor has been discharged, verify that the mounting bolts are tight and that the high voltage diode is working. If no issues are found, remove the magnetron in order to test it. Test the magnetron for continuity. To do this, set your multimeter to Rx1, touch one probe to a terminal and the other to the metal housing of the magnetron, this test should indicate that there is no continuity. Next, touch both probes to the terminals, this should produce a reading of two to three ohms. If your test results differ from the above, you will need a replacement magnetron. We hope this helps! If you have any questions, please let us know.
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