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Microwave issues
20 December 2012, 20:28,
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Microwave issues
Ok dont know if anyone can help me. My microwave has stopped working. It still spins but its not warming anything. Could I fix it myself or have I just gained a mini faraday cage?
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20 December 2012, 21:00,
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RE: Microwave issues
the motor to spin it and the microwave emitter are two different components. Sounds like your emitter is screwed. A faraday cage is all it is useful for now.
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20 December 2012, 21:04,
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RE: Microwave issues
Cheers sd,can I remove any of it to make it lighter? Or do I leave it intact for the faraday?
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20 December 2012, 23:09,
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RE: Microwave issues
be very carefull...the emitter can hold a charge...so i,m told
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21 December 2012, 01:27,
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RE: Microwave issues
You can remove the insides as long as you don't make a hole. The motor for the turntable will be fine to remove and that weights a bit. Fill the hole with foil.
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