To Next PageTo Next PageWhy Samsung Microwave Oven output is low? Oven takes longer time to cook food.
If your Samsung Microwave Oven takes longer to cook food, it could be due to: * A decrease in the power source voltage. * A loose wiring of the magnetron filament circuit, leading to intermittent oscillation. * The aging of the magnetron. Consult an electrician to check the power source.
What to do if my Samsung M757 does not accept key input (Program)?
If your Samsung Microwave Oven isn't responding to key inputs, the problem could stem from: * Key input not being in the correct sequence. * A loose connection between the membrane keypad and the Ass'y PCB. * A shorted or open membrane panel. * A defective Ass'y PCB. Refer to the operation procedure. Replace the PCB main.
How to fix uneven cooking in Samsung M757?
Uneven cooking in your Samsung Microwave Oven may be due to the inherent characteristics of microwave intensity. To mitigate this: * Wrap thinner parts of the food with aluminum foil. * Use plastic wrap or cover with a lid. * Stir foods like soup, cocoa, or milk once or twice during cooking.
Why Samsung M757 turntable motor does not rotate?
If the turntable motor in your Samsung Microwave Oven isn't rotating, it could be due to: * Open or loose wiring of the turntable motor. * A defective turntable motor. Replace the turntable motor.
What to do if my Samsung M757 timer starts countdown but no microwave oscillation?
If the timer counts down but there's no heat, while the oven lamp and fan motor are on, the issue could be due to several reasons: * Misaligned latch switches. * A loose connection in the high voltage circuit, particularly the magnetron filament circuit. High contact resistance can lower magnetron filament voltage, causing reduced output or intermittent oscillation. * Defective high voltage components like the H.V. Transformer, H.V. Capacitor, H.V. Diode, H.V. Fuse, or Magnetron. * Loose wiring of the power relay. * A defective primary latch switch. * A defective power relay or Ass'y PCB. Adjust the door and latch switches. Check the high voltage components and replace any defective parts. Consider replacing the PCB main.
What causes sparks in my Samsung M757 Microwave Oven?
Sparks inside your Samsung Microwave Oven are usually caused by: * Metallic ware or cooking dishes touching the oven wall. * Ceramic ware trimmed with gold or silver powder. Avoid using any cookware with metallic trimming.
Why my Samsung M757 stops operation during cooking?
If your Samsung Microwave Oven stops during cooking, it could be due to: * Open or loose wiring of the primary interlock switch. * Activation of the thermal cutout (Magnetron). Adjust the door and latch switches.
What to do if my Samsung M757 has no display and no operation at all, and the fuse is blown?
If your Samsung Microwave Oven has no display, doesn't operate, and the fuse is blown, the cause might be: * A shorted lead wire harness. * A defective primary latch switch. * A defective monitor switch. * A shorted HV Capacitor. * A shorted HV Transformer. Check the adjustment of the primary, interlock monitor, and door sensing switches.
What to do if my Samsung Microwave Oven is dead, fuse is OK, with no display and no operation at all?
If your Samsung Microwave Oven is completely dead (no display, no operation) but the fuse is okay, the possible causes include: * An open or loose lead wire harness. * An open thermal cutout (Magnetron). * An open low voltage transformer. * A defective Ass'y PCB. Check the fan motor if the thermal cutout is defective. Check the Ass'y PCB if the LVT is defective.
Why 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: * Open or loose wiring of the secondary interlock switch. * Misalignment of the primary interlock. * A defective secondary interlock switch. Adjust the door and interlock switches.
Detailed safety instructions for handling and repairing the microwave oven, emphasizing potential hazards.
Further safety measures for technicians, including checks and component handling precautions.
Warnings and procedures related to high voltage hazards and discharging capacitors during servicing.
Lists key technical specifications of the microwave oven, including power, dimensions, and operating frequency.
Compares features available in the M757 model against various functions.
Identifies and explains the function of each button and dial on the microwave's control panel.
Provides an overview of the microwave's external features and physical components with diagrams.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and replacing the magnetron, fan motor, and oven lamp.
Procedures for safely replacing the high voltage transformer, including capacitor discharge.
Instructions for removing and replacing the microwave oven's door assembly.
Instructions for removing the entire door assembly by unscrewing hinges.
Details on how to remove the fragile inner door component "C".
Procedure for removing the outer door component "E" using a thin metal plate.
Steps for detaching the key door and its spring from the door assembly.
Steps for testing and ensuring proper alignment and sealing after door assembly replacement.
Guide for replacing the fuse, including checks for related components if the new fuse blows.
Instructions for removing and replacing the turntable drive motor.
Steps for safely replacing the main control circuit board, including static discharge precautions.
Procedures for checking the continuity and resistance of the high voltage transformer.
Steps to check the continuity of the low voltage transformer located on the main PCB.
Methods for checking the magnetron for open filaments or shorts via continuity tests.
Instructions for checking the continuity and resistance of the high voltage capacitor.
Procedure for testing the high voltage diode's front-to-back resistance.
Steps to isolate and check the continuity of main and power control relays.
Detailed procedure for adjusting and testing interlock switches for proper door closure and safety.
Method for measuring magnetron output power using a water temperature rise test.
Procedure to check heat distribution within the oven using multiple water beakers.
Detailed steps for measuring microwave energy leakage using a survey meter and specific procedures.
Steps to check for microwave leakage at various points on the oven.
Important notes and precautions for accurate microwave leakage measurement.
General guidance on the leakage measuring procedure.
Requirements for recording measurement data and notifying manufacturers about high leakage.
Lists common electrical symptoms, their causes, and recommended corrective actions for the oven.
Continues the table of electrical malfunctions, symptoms, causes, and corrections.
Diagrams showing the exploded view of the microwave oven components for parts identification.
Comprehensive list of main parts with their part numbers, specifications, quantity, and remarks.
List of parts specifically related to the oven door assembly.
List of parts associated with the control panel and main PCB.
List of parts related to the body latch mechanism and switches.
List of standard hardware components like screws and bolts used in the oven assembly.
Placeholder for PCB diagrams, no actual diagram on this page.
Detailed list of components found on the Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs).
The main schematic diagram illustrating the electrical connections and components of the microwave.
Detailed safety instructions for handling and repairing the microwave oven, emphasizing potential hazards.
Further safety measures for technicians, including checks and component handling precautions.
Warnings and procedures related to high voltage hazards and discharging capacitors during servicing.
Lists key technical specifications of the microwave oven, including power, dimensions, and operating frequency.
Compares features available in the M757 model against various functions.
Identifies and explains the function of each button and dial on the microwave's control panel.
Provides an overview of the microwave's external features and physical components with diagrams.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and replacing the magnetron, fan motor, and oven lamp.
Procedures for safely replacing the high voltage transformer, including capacitor discharge.
Instructions for removing and replacing the microwave oven's door assembly.
Instructions for removing the entire door assembly by unscrewing hinges.
Details on how to remove the fragile inner door component "C".
Procedure for removing the outer door component "E" using a thin metal plate.
Steps for detaching the key door and its spring from the door assembly.
Steps for testing and ensuring proper alignment and sealing after door assembly replacement.
Guide for replacing the fuse, including checks for related components if the new fuse blows.
Instructions for removing and replacing the turntable drive motor.
Steps for safely replacing the main control circuit board, including static discharge precautions.
Procedures for checking the continuity and resistance of the high voltage transformer.
Steps to check the continuity of the low voltage transformer located on the main PCB.
Methods for checking the magnetron for open filaments or shorts via continuity tests.
Instructions for checking the continuity and resistance of the high voltage capacitor.
Procedure for testing the high voltage diode's front-to-back resistance.
Steps to isolate and check the continuity of main and power control relays.
Detailed procedure for adjusting and testing interlock switches for proper door closure and safety.
Method for measuring magnetron output power using a water temperature rise test.
Procedure to check heat distribution within the oven using multiple water beakers.
Detailed steps for measuring microwave energy leakage using a survey meter and specific procedures.
Steps to check for microwave leakage at various points on the oven.
Important notes and precautions for accurate microwave leakage measurement.
General guidance on the leakage measuring procedure.
Requirements for recording measurement data and notifying manufacturers about high leakage.
Lists common electrical symptoms, their causes, and recommended corrective actions for the oven.
Continues the table of electrical malfunctions, symptoms, causes, and corrections.
Diagrams showing the exploded view of the microwave oven components for parts identification.
Comprehensive list of main parts with their part numbers, specifications, quantity, and remarks.
List of parts specifically related to the oven door assembly.
List of parts associated with the control panel and main PCB.
List of parts related to the body latch mechanism and switches.
List of standard hardware components like screws and bolts used in the oven assembly.
Placeholder for PCB diagrams, no actual diagram on this page.
Detailed list of components found on the Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs).
The main schematic diagram illustrating the electrical connections and components of the microwave.
General| Brand | Samsung |
|---|---|
| Model | M757 |
| Category | Microwave Oven |
| Language | English |
