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GARY
February 22, 2020
Is there a way to shut off this annoying beeping that happens when the time runs out? One beep would be sufficient but three beeps? And it doesn't stop when you open the door. Ugh.
For model number FFMV164LSA
Hello Gary, thank you for your question. Unfortunately, if the beeping sequence was programmed that way when the unit was produced it cannot be changed.
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Michelle
March 18, 2020
I need a replacement door for my microwave . It is a black and stainless steel
For model number FFMV164LSA
Hello Michelle, thank you for your question. The door assembly is Part #: PS2582994. I hope this helps.
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O. Gomez
February 11, 2020
When door is closed the microwave starts heating up. No light on. What could be the problem..? thanks for your help...
For model number FFMV164LSA
Hello,Thank you for your question. If the microwave is turning on by itself when the door is closed, the issue is likely one of the door switches and you will need to test them with a multi-meter. As you will be testing electrical components, verify that you have unplugged your microwave before beginning.Locate and remove the door switch. You will need to remove the cabinet in order to access it. You should also inspect the door hooks that trigger the door switch to verify they are activating the switch mechanically. To test the switch for continuity, set your multi-meter to Rx1, depress the actuator button and touch the terminals with the probes. You should receive a reading of 0, indicating that there is continuity. If your switch does not have continuity between the terminals, you will need a replacement door switch. We hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day.
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Elsa
February 24, 2024
I need a monitor switch and 2 hood thermostat for this microwaveoven
For model number FFMV164LSA
Hello Elsa, thank you for reaching out. The door switch you are looking for is part number PS12071302, and vent thermostat is part number PS12071310. If you need help placing an order, customer service is open 7 days a week!
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Zandra
December 11, 2019
Hi, my microwave was new when we purchased our home 3yrs ago. The microwave began to blow a fuse within the microwave about a yr ago. My husband figured it was due to grease build up inside. He would take the top panel off and then remove the fuse and wipe any access grease around the fuse, but this only seemed to be a quick temporary fix. He would change the fuse 4-5 times a month. We haven't used the microwave in a few months because of the fuses blowing so much and i am afraid of electrical fires. There is so much grease build up it runs from under the top panel i am constantly cleaning it. What could be causing this problem? What would you recommend? Do we need to purchase another microwave? Any advice is much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
For model number FFMV164LSA
Hello Zandra, thank you for your question. We would recommend replacing the charcoal filter PartSelect Number: PS2203386 as well as the grease filters PartSelect Number: PS1993472, and also check the door switches. Bad door switches could cause the fuse to blow as well. I hope this helps.
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The plastice door handle broke off at the ends on the front of the microwave
Let me start by saying that this model microwave is nice, but there shouldn't be a plastic handle placed on it when it is mounted above a gas stove-top. The manufacturer should know this but I guess it was a poor decision on their part.
I popped the inside of the door off of the microwave. I then unscrewed the two screws that were holding the next bracket on and popped it off the door. When you take the second piece of the door off, then the glass and front come apart. You can then unscrew the two screws the hold the handle on. Replace the old handle with the new one and work back in the steps you took. A small tipped screw driver is a must.
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Tommy from Spring Hill, TN
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Difficulty Level:
Easy
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Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
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Tools:
Screw drivers
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Microwave handle broke off
My repair worked out to be a cinch! My microwave looked very funny without it's handle. I did a little research on how to replace the handle and after popping the insert out of the inside of the microwave door, I was then able to remove the two screws that held the outside panel of the door (the part with the glass) to the part with the hinges. After removing the screws, I carefully used my trusty butter knife and screw driver to pry and pop the outside panel away. This was the most time consuming part of the job. However, once it was fully off, I unscrewed the screws that held the previous handle on and fastened the new handle with the new screws provided. Popping the door all back together was super easy. However, don't forget to put the screws back in that hold the outter panel on to the part with the hinges. :-) Good luck DIY'ers!!
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Nova from Phoenix, AZ
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Difficulty Level:
Easy
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Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
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Tools:
Screw drivers
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handle broken
Lifted the door up and removed entire door, took pry bar and removed the snap on plastic cover very easy. Has plastic snaps on the inside. Then removed the glass window same way. then you can see the two screws holding the handle on. Remove screws, then snap back together making sure you go slowly not to break any plastic snaps.The job was a lot eaiser than I thought it would be.
The replacement part was a perfect fit.
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Thomas from Maysville, NC
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Difficulty Level:
Easy
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Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
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Tools:
Screw drivers
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