We have a similar issue. Our Panasonic did not stop but started to make
a burning plastic smell so we stopped using it. I wanted to have a look
inside and see if there was some evidence of exactly what was causing
the issue but discovered that one cannot even open the case without
specialized tools. The socket style screws have a little pin in the
middle and one must get the corresponding screw driver with a small hole
in the centre to remove screws. We elected to get a new Microwave
quickly but I still have the old one waiting for me. I acquired the
special screw driver set from an electronics parts supplier but have yet
to use them.
May ultimately become MB sheet metal but I at least want to look inside.
Randy
On 24/03/2011 9:48 PM, andrew strasfogel wrote:
The Panasonic microwave in our kitchen went from fully functional to
completely non-functional, literally overnight. Plugged into a live outlet,
it shows no response to pressing any of the buttons. No clock, timer, or
food heating I can't find the brochure to see if there is a
troubleshooting tip to solve this issue. I am thinking it might be a fuse
but where to begin looking for it? Anyone have any success in awakening a
dormant microwave oven?
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