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Hi please help
The light bulb went out inside the the microwave. How do I get to it? Do I remove white grill from top. Then remove small rectangular filter and then the lamp cover?
Is it all accessible or do I have to drop the entire microwave
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Originally Posted by: johnny wen Hi please help
The light bulb went out inside the the microwave. How do I get to it? Do I remove white grill from top. Then remove small rectangular filter and then the lamp cover?
Is it all accessible or do I have to drop the entire microwave Johnny, You're on the correct track, Here's the procedure from the service manual,and the part number you need, Part number: AP3132067
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When you work on the microwave oven, be careful when handling the sheet metal parts. Sharp edges may be present, and you can cut yourself if you are not careful. 1. Unplug microwave oven or disconnect power. 2. Remove the air grille. 3. To change the oven cavity lamp, lift the tab on the cover to access the lamp.4. Unscrew the lamp from the socket. There will be a dab of silicone that is intended to keep the bulb from loosening in the socket during shipping. Be sure to clean off any loose silicone from the socket before installing a new lamp.Reverse procedure and test unit. Good Luck,:) :) :)
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Thank you so much
is it a common problem if the inside bulb goes out. I hope its not a control panel issues, etc.
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Originally Posted by: johnny wen Thank you so much
is it a common problem if the inside bulb goes out. I hope its not a control panel issues, etc. Johnny, Yes, it's more common than a bad control board. A lot of people, don't bother replacing them, And in most cases, it's a more involved procedure. I'm sure you'll be OK, Good Luck, :) :) :)
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