Expert Microwave Oven Repairs in Austin, TX

Sparks, also known as arcing, happen when metal enters the microwave or when a stirrer, diode, or internal part malfunctions. Avoid using the unit until we inspect it for safety.

Uneven heating can come from a damaged turntable motor, worn drive bushing, or a failing magnetron. We can identify which part is responsible and restore consistent performance.

Yes. Microwaves have multiple fuses, and a blown one can stop the unit from powering on. We can test each fuse and replace the faulty one while checking for deeper electrical issues.

A loose latch or damaged switch can prevent the door from engaging fully. Since microwaves cannot run without a locked door, we can repair or replace these parts to restore normal operation.

If your microwave is older, has frequent fuse issues, or needs multiple high-cost parts, replacement may be more practical. We can help you compare both options before deciding.

A deep buzzing often points to a failing magnetron or transformer. These parts control how the unit produces heat, so unusual sounds can signal strain or electrical trouble. We can inspect the internal components and confirm whether repair or replacement is needed.

Mid-cycle shutoffs usually mean the unit is overheating or a safety sensor is misreading temperatures. Blocked vents, weak cooling fans, or faulty internal switches can trigger this issue. Our technicians can test each part and restore proper airflow and function.

A burned-out light will not affect how the microwave cooks, but light failures can sometimes signal deeper wiring or switch problems. We can replace the bulb and check the unit to ensure there are no hidden issues.

This usually happens when the turntable motor, coupler, or drive bushing wears out. Without rotation, food does not heat evenly. We can replace the worn part and test the movement to make sure the plate runs smoothly again.

Getting started takes only a moment. Call our office or book an appointment online, and we will send a trained technician to diagnose your microwave and walk you through the repair plan.