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If your Samsung Microwave Oven is taking longer to cook food, it could be due to a decrease in power source voltage, an open or loose wiring of the magnetron filament circuit (causing intermittent oscillation), or the aging of the magnetron. It is recommended to consult an electrician.
Why Samsung CE124CF does not accept key input?
If your Samsung Microwave Oven does not accept key input, it could be because the key input is not in sequence, there is an open or loose connection of the membrane key pad to the Ass'y PCB, the membrane panel is shorted or open, or the Ass'y PCB is defective. Refer to the operation procedure and replace the PCB main.
What to do if Samsung Microwave Oven can program but timer does not start?
If your Samsung Microwave Oven can be programmed but the timer doesn't start, the issue might be due to open or loose wiring of the secondary interlock switch, off-alignment of the primary interlock, or a defective secondary interlock S/W. Adjust the door and interlock switches.
How to fix Samsung CE124CF Microwave Oven turntable motor that does not rotate?
If the turntable motor in your Samsung Microwave Oven doesn't rotate, it could be due to open or loose wiring of the turntable motor or a defective turntable motor. Check the wire of the turntable motor and replace the turntable motor.
Why is my Samsung CE124CF Microwave Oven sparking?
Sparks in your Samsung Microwave Oven can be caused by metallic ware or cooking dishes touching the oven wall, or ceramic ware trimmed with gold or silver powder. Do not use any type of cookware with metallic trimming.
What to do if my Samsung CE124CF Microwave Oven timer starts countdown but no microwave oscillation?
If the timer on your Samsung Microwave Oven counts down but there's no heat, while the oven lamp and fan motor are on, the issue could be due to: 1. Off-alignment of latch switches. 2. Open or loose connection of the high voltage circuit, especially the magnetron filament circuit. Large contact resistance can lower magnetron filament voltage, causing lower output or intermittent oscillation. 3. Defective high voltage components such as the H.V.Transformer, H.V.Capacitor, H.V.Diode, H.V.Fuse, or Magnetron. 4. Open or loose wiring of the power relay. 5. Defective primary latch switch. 6. Defective power relay or Ass'y PCB. Adjust the door and latch switches. Check the high voltage components and replace any defective ones. Consider replacing the PCB main.
What to do if my Samsung CE124CF stops operation during cooking?
If your Samsung Microwave Oven stops during cooking, it may be due to open or loose wiring of the primary interlock switch, or the operation of the thermal cutout (Magnetron). Adjust the door and latch switches.
How to fix loud buzzing noise in Samsung CE124CF Microwave Oven?
A loud buzzing noise in your Samsung Microwave Oven can be caused by loose fan and fan motor, loose screws on the H.V.Transformer, or a shorted H.V.Diode. Try tightening the screws of the fan motor and H.V.Transformer. If the noise persists, replace the H.V.Diode.
What to do if my Samsung CE124CF Microwave Oven is completely dead?
If your Samsung Microwave Oven is completely dead (no display, no operation) and the fuse is OK, the cause could be an open or loose lead wire harness, an open thermal cutout (Magnetron), an open low voltage transformer, or a defective Ass'y PCB. Check the fan motor when the thermal cutout is defective. Check Ass'y PCB when LVT is defective.
What to do if my Samsung CE124CF has no display and doesn't operate, and the fuse is blown?
If your Samsung Microwave Oven has no display, doesn't operate, and the fuse is blown, it could be due to a shorted lead wire harness, a defective primary latch switch, a defective monitor switch, a shorted HVCapacitor, or a shorted HVTransformer. Check the adjustment of the primary, interlock monitor, power relay, and door sensing switch.
General| Control Type | Electronic |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Installation | Countertop |
| Display | LED |
| Timer | Yes |
| Grill | No |
| Convection | No |
| Number of Power Levels | 6 |
General safety precautions and warnings for handling the microwave oven during repair.
Specific safety measures for technicians performing servicing on the microwave oven.
Critical safety guidelines related to high voltage components and procedures.
Detailed technical specifications for the CE124CF microwave oven model.
Explanation of the microwave oven's control panel layout and functions.
Description of the microwave oven's features and included accessories.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the fan motor and high voltage capacitor.
Instructions for removing and replacing the damper and magnetron assembly.
Procedure for replacing the internal lamp of the microwave oven.
Steps for removing and reinstalling the microwave oven door assembly.
Procedure for safely replacing the high voltage transformer.
Guide for locating and replacing the fuse in the noise filter assembly.
Detailed steps for replacing the outer casing and convection heater components.
Instructions for removing and replacing the turntable drive motor.
Procedure for replacing the main control circuit board and related components.
Steps for removing the control box assembly to access the control circuit board.
Procedure for checking the resistance and continuity of the high voltage transformer.
Steps to check the continuity and resistance of the low voltage transformer.
Method for checking magnetron continuity to diagnose faults.
Procedure for checking the continuity and resistance of the high voltage capacitor.
Method for checking the front-to-back resistance of the high voltage diode.
Procedure for checking the continuity of main and power control relays.
Guideline for adjusting and verifying the operation of door interlock switches.
Method for measuring magnetron output power using a water temperature rise test.
Procedure to check microwave heat distribution using multiple beakers of water.
Steps for measuring microwave energy leakage using a survey meter.
Instructions for performing a microwave leakage check with water and a survey meter.
Important notes and precautions for accurate microwave leakage measurements.
Guidance on recording and reporting microwave leakage test results.
Common electrical malfunctions, their causes, and correction methods.
Further common electrical issues, causes, and solutions for the microwave oven.
Diagrams showing the exploded views of the microwave oven components.
Comprehensive list of main parts with part numbers, descriptions, and specifications.
Exploded view and parts list specifically for the door assembly components.
Exploded view and parts list for the control panel and related electronic parts.
Exploded view and parts list for the external casing and internal structural parts.
List of standard parts, including screws, nuts, and washers, with their specifications.
Schematic diagrams and component layouts for the main and sub printed circuit boards.
Detailed list of parts used on the printed circuit boards with their specifications.
Overall schematic diagram illustrating the electrical connections and components.
Wiring diagram showing the connections between components and terminals.
