What size glass turntable will for a HB microwave, model #P70B20APB8?

SOURCE: Emerson microwave Glass turntable replacement

When I used to repair microwaves I would pick up along the roadside for trash pickup. The Glass turntables would useally be saved by the owner. After they would find they have no use for it they would give it to the Salvation Army or some other thrift store. I have replaced many trays this way for around two to three dollars. You can also buy them from internet electronic stores, but they may sell for as high as 29.00. If you find one at the thrift store check the turning pattern on the bottom of the dish to see if it matches your microwave. There are ony a few differant sizes and types being used. Hope this helps.

William Miller

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• Posted on Nov 18, 2007

SOURCE: broken turntable

The owner's manual is online at:
http://www.emersonradio.com/owners/MWO%20manual/MW8992SB-RD.pdf

You can contact Emerson at their number in the manual for a replacement.

I always suggest that people place food (especially popcorn) off-center on the tray (not in the middle) because the heating is better, plus the extreme heat is not always applied to the same spot in the tray each time.

Food placed in the middle will not cook as evenly.

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William Miller

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• Posted on Jul 04, 2008

SOURCE: Melted turntable support

Yes, that's part # WB06X10138 (coupler) and you can get it here.

You will need to remove the bottom cover of the microwave and remove the turntable motor to get the new coupler in.

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SOURCE: microwave turntable won't turn

You may have a tunrtable motor or spindle problem..
This info is from GE website..( link : http://genet.geappliances.com/geasearch/Dispatcher?REQUEST=GETSEARCHRESULT

To minimize the possibility of electric shock, unplug this appliance from the power supply before attempting any maintenance or cleaning.

• Make sure the turntable is centered and seated properly. On models with a stirrer motor there is a shaft protruding up through the floor of the microwave. Make sure the turntable is securely fastened to this shaft. On models that turn on a ring with wheels attached, make sure the turntable is seated securely on the ring.

• Check the turntable to make sure it is placed right side up. If the turntable plate is upside down it will drag on the floor of the microwave.

• Check to make sure that there is no food or debris under the "wheels" of the turntable ring. Food can prevent the wheels from moving forward.

• Be certain you are pressing a cook function rather than a timer function.

• If the microwave has a turntable on/off feature make sure the turntable was not inadvertently turned off. Try depressing the turntable on/off pad to re-engage the turntable.

SOURCE: Emerson Microwave

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