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Dennis
January 21, 2023
Trips the breaker every time we try to start it.
For model number PEB7227AN3DD
Hello Dennis, Thank you for your inquiry. For safety reasons, since the microwave capacitor can still store electricity even when the microwave is unplugged, it is usually advised that you discharge the capacitor before any attempt at repair. We have included a link on how to do so. First, check to see what else is plugged into the same circuit, as if too many items are plugged into the same circuit that the microwave oven is on, it can cause an overload-make sure that the microwave has its own dedicated circuit of 20 amps on the breaker, and try plugging the microwave into other circuits to see if the same issue happens. If the issue happens when you use a different plug-in, then the parts that can cause this issue are one of the door switches, the diode, the transformer, or the capacitor. You can test the parts with a multimeter. Good luck with your repair.
REPLACE SWITCH -STAND ON (NOT THE SWITCH-MONITOR) THERE ARE TWO OF THESE SWITCHES THE TOP ONE WAS DEFECTIVE. THE ON OFF SWITCH BUTTON ON THE SWITCH WAS BROKEN
1. Take out the case by unscrew 8 screws on the back and side of the case 2. Take out the control panel by unscrew 1 screw on the top and slide up 3. Take out the latch by unscrew 2 screws, and slide out 3 electric switches that clipped on the latch 4. Clip the switches onto the new latch 5. Slide in lever switch into
... Read morelatch 6. Put back the latch 7. Put back the control panel 8. Put back the case
Slide a Butter knife at left side by open push knob door will open. Then open all screws from top cover push cover top side front way then door locks Bracket have 3 microswitch pulls out switches mark them top medium and bottom. Remove 3 screws holding brackets will come out. On bottom see a Cam has 1/4” holes can holding Saft broken then
... Read more install new door lock bracket install microswitch put 3screw and slide Cam on saft . I put a small screw on saft to hold cam on place. There was no screw . That’s why cam saft was broke. Put top cover tight all the screws and door lock fixed.
