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H. REMOVING
DOOR
1.
.-
( 1) Remove
2
hex
nuts
securing
the
upper
hinge.
(2)
Tilt the top of the door toward
you.
(3)
Lift up the door to remove it.
NOTES
-
After
replacing
the door,
be sure
to check that
the
primary
interlock
switch,
the
door
sensing
switch
and,
the
interlock
monitor
switch
operate
normally.
(See page 1)
–
After
replacing
the door,
check
for microwave
energy
leakage
with
a leakage detector.
Microwave
energy
leakage must be below
the limit
of
5 mW/
cmz.
DISASSEMBLING
DOOR
(Figure
16)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Insert
a thin
flat-blade
screwdriver
between
the
choke
dielectric
and the door
mai;
frame
and lift
up
the choke
dielectric
to release
hooks
one by
one. (Figure
16)
Remove
the choke dielectric.
To
detach
the door cover,
Insert
a thin
flat-blade
screwdriver
between
door cover and the door panel
and
release
the
projections
inside
door
cover.
To
detach
the door panel,
Insert
a thin
flat-blade
screwdriver
between
the door cover and door main
frame.
Hooks
H
c
D
NOTES
–
The choke dielectric
may be damaged
when it is
removed.
When
reinstalling
it replace
it with
new
ones if they are damaged.
— After
installing
the
door
in place,
check
for
microwave
energy
leakage wi [h a leakage detector
Microwave
energy
leakage must be below
the limit
of 5 mW/cmz.
J.
REMOVING
STIRRER
FAN
(Figure
17)
(1)
Release
the 3 hooks
of stirrer
cover while
pushing
them
downward
at
the
front
of
the
cavity
top.
(2)
Remove
the stirrer
cover from the hooks at the rear
side of the cavity top pulling it toward
you.
Stirrer A'ssy
d~
o
0
/
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Stirrer
Cover
Figure 17
K. REMOVING
TURNTABLE
MOTOR
COVER
(Figure
18)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Turn over the oven on its back.
Cut the 6-joints
of the bottom
plate using diagonal
pliers (nipper).
Separate
the
motor
cover
from
bottom
plate.
Remove
2 screws securing
turntable
motor
to the
cavity
and take it out.
Note: Bent
the cut joints
inside slightly
for safety
and be careful
of sharp edge.
Motor
Cover
6 Joints
/
Bottom
Plate
\
/
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m
—=
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b)
Figure 18
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