GE Profile Spacemaker Over-the-Range Microwave - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

check inside to see if the wave guide cover is burnt. If it is you must change.Check for recalls at ge recalls to verify fan recall.

Try to find a GE service poit in your town.

The screws of the lid are located at the back and bottom of the oven.

It depends what was making the noise. a bad door switch could cause the turntable motor and the fan to fun. If is heating it may still be worth repairing. I would check the door switches. See if you notice any browning around the plastic insulators where the wires plug onto the switches. If so, you will need to replace bad switch and run new wires and connectors to the new switch too.

This is a common problem, and they're often intermittent. You'll need a new touch screen. You can get complete details on all these 2070-series microwaves on my page here: http://www.microwavecontrol.com/jvm2070.htm - William E. Miller, AS-EET [email protected] http://www.microwavecontrol.com Microwave Oven Control Panel Repair Nationwide "Recycling by repairing since 1982"

We put false doors on the back of the peninsula, mounted the wall mounts on the inside of these doors and then connected it to the top.

Humming when door is shut. Model #JA229216B 2013. Ge microwave.

:) Luckily, these GE touch screen models can now be affordably repaired. Full official details on the fix are at http://www.microwavecontrol.com/jvm2070.htm. Let me know if you have other questions. William Edward Miller [email protected] August 2016 NOTE: This information applies to ALL of the General Electric touch-screen models below: CVM2072 SERIES CVM2072SM1SS CVM2072SM2SS CVM2072SM3SS CVM2072SM4SS JVM2070 SERIES JVM2070BH JVM2070CH JVM2070SH JVM2070SK JVM2070WH JVM2070BH001 JVM2070BH002 JVM2070BH01 JVM2070BH02 JVM2070CH001 JVM2070CH002 JVM2070CH01 JVM2070CH02 JVM2070SH001 JVM2070SH002 JVM2070SH01 JVM2070SH02 JVM2070SK001 JVM2070SK002 JVM2070SK01 JVM2070SK02 JVM2070WH001 JVM2070WH002 JVM2070WH01 JVM2070WH02 JVM2071BH01 JVM2071BH001 JVM2071CH01 JVM2071CH001 JVM2071SH01 JVM2071SH001 JVM2071WH01 JVM2071WH001 PVM2070 SERIES PVM2070DMBB PVM2070DMCC PVM2070DMWW PVM2070DM1BB PVM2070DM1CC PVM2070DM1WW PVM2070DM2BB PVM2070DM2CC PVM2070DM2WW PVM2070DM3BB PVM2070DM3CC PVM2070DM3WW PVM2070DM4BB PVM2070DM4CC PVM2070DM4WW PVM2070SM1SS PVM2070SM2SS PVM2070SM3SS PVM2070SM4SS These models utilize one or more of the following part numbers: WB07X10731 WB07X10732 WB07X10733 WB07X10972 WB07X10973 WB07X10974 WB07X11113 WB07X11131 WB07X11139 WB07X11143 WB07X11192 WB07X11194 WB07X11195 WB07X11196 WB07X11302 WB07X11303 WB07X11304 WB07X11305 WB07X11306 ###

This may be a difficult task. Take the unit apart. You may find another label in the inside of the cover. Or, contact the store where you bought it

Fan is must. if not the magnetron and HT transformer can get faulty. try to repair it. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts. http://electro-medical.blogspot.com/

There was a component failure in the magnetron circuit. The magnetron is the device which produces the microwaves that heat the food. There are extremely high (and dangerous) voltages associated with this part of your oven. As a result, components often fail and make noise because these components can burst rather violently. You should take it to a competent service tech. The components associated with the magnetron can often be replaced when they fail and it is not always expensive to have repaired.

two screws in the floor of the cabinet/space above it ?

If you pull the covers, you will see a digram showing locations of overheat safety sensors. Check with a meter. If all good. You have other issues.

All microwaves are 30 inches wide.

The key pad is probably worn out or otherwise broken. Unfortunately, to replace the key pad/control board, if it's still in production, usually cost as much as purchasing a new unit. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.

I am under the understanding that GE and other manufactures have discontinued the 36" microwaves you may have to purchase a trim kit to fill the space from a 30" unit.

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Sounds like one of the door switches is shorted. Check all three for proper operation with power off. WARNING: Microwaves contain lethal voltage levels can be more than 4000V, more then enough to kill you! BEFORE doing an work on them, unplug from power and discharge the capacitors. If you don't know what you're doing its better to leave it alone and get it professionally serviced.

If this is a GE Spacemaker model, you can lock or unlock the controls of the oven by pressing and holding the CLEAR/OFF button for 3 to 5 seconds. If this is not a GE Spacemaker, please post back with your correct MODEL NUMBER. I hope this information helps you.

Check the interlock switches.