Why is the output power low in my LG MS-2322T Microwave Oven?
Low output power in your LG microwave could be due to a decrease in the power source voltage with load or a faulty magnetron. It is suggested that you contact your local electric power utility company or a qualified electrician. Alternatively, the magnetron may need replacement.
What to do if LG MS-2322T Microwave Oven turntable rotates but doesn't cook?
If your LG microwave oven's turntable rotates but it doesn't cook, it could be due to a malfunction of the power control switch or a faulty magnetron. Consider replacing the power control switch or the magnetron.
How to fix low output power on LG MS-2322T Microwave Oven?
If the output power of your LG microwave oven is too low, ensure you are using it at an adequate line voltage, as low AC input voltage can be a cause. Also, the food may require a longer cooking time; this may not be a defect.
What to do if my LG Microwave Oven sparks?
Sparks in your LG microwave oven can occur if you're using metallic ware that touches the oven wall or ceramic ware with gold or silver trimming. Do not use metallic ware for cooking except where noted in the cooking guide, and avoid cookware with metallic trimming.
General| Turntable | Yes |
|---|---|
| Cooking Levels | 5 |
| Grill | No |
| Convection | No |
| Auto Cook Menu | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Capacity | 23 Liters |
| Power Output | 800 Watts |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 280 mm |
Safety measures to prevent exposure to microwave energy during servicing.
Warning against exposure to microwave radiation from the generator.
Warnings regarding microwave radiation exposure and safe handling.
Instructions for physically placing and setting up the microwave oven.
Guidelines for ensuring the microwave oven is properly earthed.
Overview of the microwave oven's main components and functionalities.
Description and function of the microwave oven's control panel.
Step-by-step guide for operating the microwave for cooking.
List of tools and instruments required for servicing the microwave.
Procedures and precautions for testing microwave leakage.
Steps to remove the outer case of the microwave oven.
Procedure for removing and handling the power supply cord.
Steps for removing and disassembling the control panel.
Procedure to test the primary interlock switch continuity.
Procedure to test the secondary interlock switch continuity.
Procedure to test the monitor switch continuity.
Test procedures for HV transformer and magnetron resistance.
Test procedures for HV capacitor and diode continuity.
Procedure to check the continuity of the main fuse.
Resistance testing procedures for timer, fan, and turntable motors.
Guide to identify and resolve common microwave oven issues.
Diagnosing and fixing issues where the oven lamp does not illuminate.
Troubleshooting steps when the oven fails to start after setting the timer.
Addressing causes and solutions for reduced microwave output power.
Steps to diagnose and repair when the oven does not cook at all.
Diagram showing individual parts of the microwave door assembly.
Diagram illustrating components of the control panel.
Exploded view of the latch board and its associated components.
Diagram of the parts located on the base plate.
Exploded view of internal components of the microwave.
Diagram showing parts related to the oven cavity.
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