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Before install it you need to pre drill the screw hole one size bigger.
Then use clear silicone on base to help it hold to place better.
Factory uses a power drill . Do not use a power drill you bend the cpvc and crack it and you be in same spot again. (Hand Tools only)
If everything else seems to work, the magnetron is the likely problem which is the heart of the microwave oven, consideration should be given in replacing the microwave because of repair cost.
There are several possible causes for a dead oven. Since yours quit in the middle of heating, I'd say it's most likely failure of the magnetron tube which supplies the microwaves. There's a safety thermostat on the tube which opens up and shuts off power if the tube overheats. Overheating is one sign of a tube that's gone bad.
There's really nothing user-serviceable in a microwave oven. Because of hazardous voltages inside and the possibility of microwave leakage, service should be left to professionals. Take the oven to a service shop for an estimate.
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