What to do if my LG SolarDOM MP-9486SC does not operate at all?
If your LG Oven does not operate at all and the display window shows nothing, this may be caused by a defective magnetron thermostat, oven thermostat, or lower voltage transformer, in which case they must be replaced. Also, try replacing the fuse or the power supply cord.
What to do if my LG SolarDOM MP-9486SC seems to be operating but little heat is produced?
If your LG Oven seems to be working but produces little heat, it may be due to lower than 90% of source voltage with load. If this is the case, contact your local electric power utility company or a qualified electrician. It could also be due to a defective magnetron or P.C.B. assembly, in which case you should replace them.
Why is my LG Oven not heating up properly?
If your LG Oven is not heating properly, it could be caused by a malfunction of the heater, thermostat, or relays 5, 6, and 7. In this case, replacement is needed. Also, check for any open or loose connections and connect them tightly.
Why is my LG Oven lower temperature?
If your LG Oven temperature is lower than expected, it could be due to a malfunction of the heater, thermostat, or relays 5, 6, and 7. If this is the case, replacement is needed.
What to do if my LG SolarDOM MP-9486SC does not cook properly on set power level?
If your LG Oven does not cook properly when programmed for the set power level but operates properly on HIGH, replace P.C.B assembly.
Why is my LG SolarDOM MP-9486SC sparking?
Sparks can occur in your LG Oven for several reasons. It might be due to using metallic ware that touches the oven wall; avoid metallic ware unless the cooking guide specifies otherwise. Another reason could be using ceramic ware trimmed with gold or silver powder; do not use cookware with metallic trimming. Also, inconsistent microwave intensity may cause sparks, in which case you can wrap the thinner part of the food with aluminum foil. You may also want to use plastic wrap or a lid, or stir the food while cooking soup, cocoa or milk.
What to do if my LG SolarDOM MP-9486SC Oven display shows all figures but doesn't start cooking?
If your LG Oven display shows all figures, but the oven doesn't start when you press START, this could be due to a defective secondary switch (with the door closed). If so, replace the secondary switch. Alternatively, the P.C.B assembly may be defective, requiring replacement, or there may be a loose connection, in which case you should connect the wires tightly.
Why is the output power of my LG SolarDOM MP-9486SC too low?
If the output power of your LG Oven is too low, it might be due to low AC input voltage. Ensure you are using the oven at adequate line voltage. It is also possible that the food needs to be cooked for a longer time period.
What causes no microwave oscillation in my LG SolarDOM MP-9486SC Oven?
If there is no microwave oscillation in your LG Oven, even though the oven lamp and fan motor run and the display operates properly, this can be caused by a defective P.C.B assembly, a defective high voltage capacitor, or a defective magnetron. If any of these are the cause, they should be replaced.
General| Type | Microwave Oven |
|---|---|
| Control Type | Touch Control |
| Color | Silver |
| Power Consumption (Microwave) | 1450 W |
| Cooking Levels | 5 |
| Turntable Diameter | 360 mm |
| Capacity | 42 L |
| Microwave Power Output | 1000 watts |
Procedures to avoid microwave energy exposure during servicing.
Warning against exposure to radiation from the microwave generator.
Cautions regarding high voltage, capacitors, and component handling.
Safety measures for handling microwave energy during service.
Instructions for proper installation and placement of the microwave oven.
Critical information on the correct earthing procedures for safety.
Description of oven features and detailed layout of the control panel.
Step-by-step guides for various cooking modes and sequences.
Visual representation of the oven's electrical circuit layout.
Explanation of how different circuits function during operation.
Lists tools, instruments, and guidelines for microwave leakage testing.
Procedures for measuring microwave leakage with various configurations.
Detailed method for measuring the oven's microwave power output.
Steps for removing the outer case, power cord, and control panel.
Instructions for removing the door, air guide, and magnetron.
Steps for removing HV transformer, capacitor, diode, fan motor, turntable motor.
Procedures for removing motors, thermistors, PCB, and interlock system.
Detailed steps for removing the upper and lower heater elements.
Procedures for testing the continuity of primary, secondary, and monitor switches.
Resistance and continuity tests for key electrical components.
Testing procedures for high voltage diode, fuse, and heater elements.
Testing procedures for PCB relays, fan motor, and turntable motor.
Testing procedures for circulation motor and key PCB continuity.
Troubleshooting common issues like oven not working or low power.
Diagnosing issues related to control circuit and display malfunctions.
Troubleshooting steps for oven non-operation and blown fuses.
Diagnosing why the oven won't start or produces low heat.
Troubleshooting no microwave oscillation and incorrect power level issues.
Diagnosing and fixing problems with heater elements.
Visual breakdown of door and control panel components.
Visual breakdown of oven cavity and latch board components.
Visual breakdown of interior electrical and mechanical components.
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