UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM
Let's get your microwave oven
working again.
The heating circuit of a microwave includes the magnetron, high-voltage diode, capacitor, transformer and fuse. The technician tests these safely with the right tools to find which one has failed.
SOUND FAMILIAR?
Usual causes we find
- 01Failed magnetron
- 02Blown high-voltage diode or capacitor
- 03Faulty door switch
- 04Blown internal fuse
- 05Transformer fault
- 06Control board relay fault
Quick checks before you book
- The oven is set to microwave mode (not grill-only or defrost at low power)
- The power level isn’t set very low
- The door closes firmly and the oven isn’t tripping the socket
- The container is microwave-safe (metal blocks heating)
CARE IN THE DETAILS
How we fix it
- Safe discharge of the high-voltage capacitor
- Component testing in the heating circuit
- Door switch checks
- Estimate before replacing any part
- Heating test with water after the repair
BRANDS WE REPAIR
Familiar brands.
We also repair other brands.
