There is a secret to removing the ones that Newell used. The two front screws are obvious because you can see them just over the stove top. But you have to remove the stove vent screen to get to the other one (or two).
Plus, if the microwave just goes dead, but you are sure you have power, there is a glass fuse inside the cover on the circuit board. Of course, it has to come out of the hole, and the cover has to removed to get to it.
(08-26-2023, 04:16 PM)Richard Wrote: [ -> ]There is a secret to removing the ones that Newell used. The two front screws are obvious because you can see them just over the stove top. But you have to remove the stove vent screen to get to the other one (or two).
Plus, if the microwave just goes dead, but you are sure you have power, there is a glass fuse inside the cover on the circuit board. Of course, it has to come out of the hole, and the cover has to removed to get to it.
Yes, I think that sounds like the new one I put in, the screws are behind the vent filters.
I probably should have mentioned in the video that I checked the fuse. I was hoping this one was just a blown fuse, but opened it up and it burned up the low voltage transformer for the board. With that and all the plastic on this one was very brittle and breaking and there was really no way to secure the key pad back on without trying to repair it, it was falling apart.
Jeff,
Any chance you still have the racks/plate, etc for the inside?? I could really use them!
(08-27-2023, 06:16 AM)Wanderman Wrote: [ -> ]Jeff,
Any chance you still have the racks/plate, etc for the inside?? I could really use them!
Rick,
Sorry this was a customers coach and I sent the old microwave back with the RV. I suspect it was tossed.