panasonic microwave nn-ct569m main consumer switch tripped

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    caretaker49
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    Hi Guys,
    I have the Panasonic microwave oven and it is not that old or used, but last week i thought fuse was blown, but i checked the fuse and it was ok on the 13Amp plug and it was working yesterday it tripped the fuse on the consumer unit, so told my wife not to plug it , otherwise it might trip again. I checked yesterday and there is continuity on the 13Amp fuse and also i opened the microwave and there were 2 fuses and one glass fuse had continuity and the ceramic had no continuity. I don’t want to put another ceramic fuse, as it may blow again, as my wife was saying smoke was coming out, so i suspect there is part has failed , i don’t know if it transformer, door switch or who knows.

    what do you think guys or i need a new microwave. Really appreciated for your replies.

    I can not upload the photo, as i get message upload quota has reached it maximum.

    #481279
    electrofix
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    the trip sense earth faults

    as for the smoke has it got an oven or grill element that has not been used for a while that was turned on by mistake that may have also blown the rcd

    Dave

    #481280
    caretaker49
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    Hi Dave,
    thank you for your reply.
    yes it has the Oven and Grill. I dont think my wife ever used the Grill, we just use it to heat up food and nothing else, which can be 2min. Microwave wont work now, as the Cartridge fuse is dead no continutity and there is no display on the microwave. so i presume something blown the fuse from the inside of the microwave and may be a faulty part which is triggering to blow the fuse.

    #481281
    electrofix
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    with the lethal voltages involved with microwaves unless you know what your doing its best left to the professional

    so its a choice between get it looked at or replace it

    Dave

    #481282
    caretaker49
    Participant

    I will call an engineer out if it over £40.00, then i will jsut buy a New one. This Panasonic did not last considering we dont use it too much and we never used the oven or grill.

    Thanks Again Dave.

    #481283
    electrofix
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    by not using elements they get damp over time and cause tripping

    some times if you try it again till it trips. then let it cool. then repeat. if the time to trip is getting longer then it means the moisture is being driven out

    its best to unplug or switch off other appliances in case the tripping causes a problem

    Dave

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