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If the C/T fuse blows when plugging in your Sharp Microwave Oven, check the monitor switch, primary interlock relay (RY2), door sensing switch, and secondary interlock switch before replacing the fuse. If you replace the C/T fuse, you must also replace the monitor switch. Use part FFS-BA034WRKZ as an assembly.
General| Turntable | Yes |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Type | Countertop |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Turntable Diameter | 245mm |
Steps and guidelines to follow before commencing service work on the oven.
Safety measures to prevent microwave exposure during service operations.
Critical safety warning about high voltage and specific hazardous parts.
Emphasizes the danger of high-voltage capacitors and discharge procedures.
Specifies leakage limits and safety interlock switch requirements for ovens.
Outlines steps for preparing the oven and equipment for leakage testing.
Details the procedure for conducting a closed-door microwave leakage test.
Introduction to the service manual and recommendations for service personnel.
General warning about operating the oven and ensuring safety checks are met.
Highlights hazardous parts and voltages present during servicing.
Technical details including power, dimensions, and control complement.
Explains proper grounding procedures for electrical safety.
Details component functions and sequence during oven operation.
Describes the oven's state and component behavior when not in use.
Explains the process of programming cooking time and power levels.
Details microwave power levels based on variable cooking settings.
Explains automatic power reduction for prolonged high-power cooking.
Describes the mechanical operation of the oven door opening.
Explains the function and interaction of door safety switches.
Details the function of the monitor switch for safety interlock monitoring.
Describes the function of the motor that rotates the turntable.
Explains the function of the fan motor for cooling components.
Describes the oven temperature fuse and its role in preventing overheating.
Explains the function of the thermal cut-out for oven overheat protection.
Details the function of the C/T fuse in safety circuits and fault protection.
General guidelines and important notes for troubleshooting the oven.
Procedure for testing the magnetron for continuity and shorts.
Procedure for testing the power transformer's coil resistance.
Procedure for testing the high voltage rectifier's diode characteristics.
Procedure for testing the high voltage capacitor for shorts or opens.
Procedure for testing the oven temperature fuse for continuity.
Procedure for testing the oven thermal cut-out for continuity.
Procedure for testing the secondary interlock switch operation.
Tests for door sensing switch and primary interlock relay.
Procedure for testing the monitor switch functionality.
Test C/T fuse and related switches before replacement.
Testing procedures for the key unit and control unit of the panel.
Testing specific key pads on the touch control panel.
Procedure for testing relay RY1 and RY2 operational voltages.
Procedure to verify defrost function operation.
Testing and repair of foil patterns acting as fuses on the PWB.
Overview of the touch control panel units and their functions.
Details the I/O signals and functions of the LSI chip.
Safety precautions for handling CMOS LSI and electronic components.
Procedures for servicing the touch control panel with oven or external power.
Lists the necessary tools for servicing the touch control panel.
Additional precautions during touch control panel servicing.
Guidelines for using lead-free solder in repairs.
Safety precautions for wiring procedures during component replacement.
Step-by-step procedure for removing the oven's outer case.
Procedure for removing the power transformer component.
Procedure for removing rectifier and capacitor components.
Procedure for safely removing the magnetron assembly.
Procedure for disconnecting positive lock connectors.
Procedure for removing the entire control panel assembly.
Steps for replacing the graphic sheet and membrane switch.
Procedure for removing the turntable motor.
Procedure for removing the cooling fan motor.
Procedure for removing door sensing, interlock, and monitor switches.
Adjustment procedure for door switches to ensure proper operation.
Procedures for door disassembly, reassembly, and sealer film installation.
List of electrical components with part numbers and descriptions.
List of cabinet components with part numbers.
List of parts related to the control panel assembly.
List of various oven components and their part numbers.
List of miscellaneous parts including harnesses and labels.
List of screws, nuts, and washers used in the appliance.
Information on how to correctly order replacement parts.
Lists items included with the oven for packing and accessories.
