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Corn on the cob, potatoes, scrambled eggs, and many other delicious dishes are more easily prepared in your microwave. So, a broken microwave is a sad situation. Connect with Mr. Appliance® professionals for microwave oven repair service, and you’ll soon be back to cooking your favorite dishes in your favorite way. We’re experienced and locally owned and operated.
Schedule service with our reliable team, and we’ll come to your microwave’s rescue.
We Fix Microwaves Fast
If your microwave stopped working, your first concern is likely time. Luckily, Mr. Appliance is speedy yet detail-oriented when we perform microwave repairs.
These are some of our common offerings:
- Microwave transformer replacement
- Microwave circuit board replacement
- Microwave control panel replacement
- Microwave oven door repair (including latches)
- Microwave door replacement
Rather than searching “microwave oven repair near me” online and vetting dozens of unknown companies, you can save your energy by choosing a team that’s been proven to do quality work. Mr. Appliance is part of the reliable Neighborly® family of brands, and we guarantee excellent workmanship.
Types of Microwave Ovens We Repair
We service all brands, including GE, Samsung, KitchenAid, Whirlpool, and Maytag. Additionally, we’re familiar with repairing all styles of microwave units:
- Countertop
- Drawer style (slide-out)
- Over-the-range
- Built-in
Do You Notice Any of These Issues?
If you run into problems like these, reach out to us for microwave oven repair services:
- The microwave isn’t working.
If you’re sure the microwave is plugged in and the door is closed properly, the culprit is likely the fuse or a faulty door switch.
- There are sparks inside the microwave.
Also called “arcing,” sparks can occur if you put foil or utensils in the microwave, food splatters ignite, a high-voltage diode shorts out, or a broken fan or stirrer belt causes heat to concentrate in one area.
- The turntable is not rotating.
The carousel may need to be realigned on the turning mechanism. If not, the issue may be caused by a worn-out drive bushing or a defective tray motor.
- Microwave isn’t heating food.
If your microwave is turning on but not heating your food, and you hear a loud buzzing noise, you could have a defective magnetron, capacitor, or diode.
- The touch pad only works intermittently.
Your microwave’s touch pad may be damaged from water or insect infestation, preventing you from properly selecting settings for your food. Touch pad replacement may be necessary.
Because these warning signs could imply many different causes, we don’t recommend trying to be your own microwave repair person. The surest way to get a positive diagnosis and an efficient fix is to have Mr. Appliance check out your broken microwave.
Parts for Microwave Ovens
We source and replace the following microwave parts:
- Lights
- Fuses
- Switches
- Capacitors
- Fan motors
- Tray motors
- Drive bushings
- Stirrer belts
- Diodes
- Magnetrons
Schedule Microwave Repair Near Me
Get back to quick, convenient cooking with help from the most reliable appliance experts in your neighborhood. Call Mr. Appliance or schedule service online for microwave repair service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you repair a hole inside a microwave?
A hole will compromise a microwave’s ability to function safely and efficiently. It’s generally recommended that you replace a microwave if it has a hole inside or outside.
How to get burnt smell out of a microwave:
Clean the inside of the microwave with water and dish soap. Then put a cup of water (with an optional tablespoon of lemon juice or white vinegar) in the microwave. Turn it on for three minutes to steam the inside. Then clean it a second time. Finally, put a box of baking soda inside the unit overnight. It is still smelly? Ask Mr. Appliance to replace the microwave filter for you.
How to silence a microwave:
Don’t like that dinging noise? Some microwaves have a built-in mute feature controlled by a button that says Sound or Volume. If your unit doesn’t have that feature, you may be out of luck, as it’s dangerous to alter the wiring to disable the speaker. If your microwave is beeping at strange times, you likely need a professional repair.
How to unlock a microwave that’s in child lock mode:
For most types of microwaves, you can fix this issue by pressing and holding the Off or Clear button for a few seconds. Check your owners’ manual for exact instructions.
