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Posted by on December 17, 2006, 5:50 am
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>i don't know, but see your parts and costs at:
>http://www.repairclinic.com/0003.asp
>and lots of encouraging words always at:
>http://www.fixitnow.com/
>and if it was up to me i would consider giving the bulb power
>constantly. i need a nightlight anyway and i enjoyed the old microwave
>feature where the light stayed on until the food was removed. i can't
>tell you how much forgotten cooking has been wasted at bedtime since
>that feature vanished, at least from the models i've been buying.
>
>kmdguy wrote:
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I've a Whirlpool Microwave (model MH1150XMQ-1). It is 1.5 years old.
>>
>> Recently the cooktop light bulb quit working and I simply thought it
>> had burned out and went out and replaced it. The new bulb did nothing.
>> Hmmmm. So I opened up the underside panel to check the socket for any
>> problems. Using my circuit tester I determined that there was no power
>> coming through the wires to the cooktop light socket. I plugged the
>> socket into the wires that go to power the turntable and the socket
>> indeed works fine (of course only when the microwave is engaged). So,
>> I'm not getting any juice through the wires that clip to the cooktop
>> light socket.
>>
>> I'm not sure how to open the unit up any further to check to see if
>> something is visibly amiss with the board that feeds to the socket.
>>
>> This unit costs about $150-$170. Is this a problem worth fixing or is
>> it something I can possibly fix on my own? Any input is appreciated.
Yeah, but my GE microwave has a readout that says "your food is done".
That reminds me that there is food in it. However, one day I placed
an empty bowl in there which I wanted to dry quickly. I figured the
MW would heat the water enough to dry it. It dried fairly well, but
when I went to open the door, the readout said "your food is done".
I looked and looked, but never found any food. This means my
microwave is a liar and a fraud. I am considering turning it into the
FBI. In fact, I bet if I placed some cat shit from my litter box in
there, it would say "your food is done". Now who in their right mind
would eat cooked cat shit? It's a sick world we live in when we cant
even trust our own microwave because it lies...... :)
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