![]() ![]() Make sure the microwave is detached from the power before proceeding. If you cannot access it underneath, you will need to remove the microwave casing. On most models, the turntable motor can be accessed from underneath the microwave. A noisy microwave that is still heating also indicates a problem with the turntable motor (also the stirrer motor). If the microwave is making a grinding sound coming from underneath the microwave, you will most likely need to replace the turntable motor. Checking the condition of the motor coupler may reveal your noise issue. On other models, you should be able to access the coupler from the turntable motor cover beneath the microwave. The coupler attaches to the turntable motor from inside your microwave (on most models). Like the turntable support, the turntable motor coupler can also be affected by wear and tear or become loose. If required, replace with a new turntable support. Before moving on to other possible causes, examine the turntable support rollers for wear and tear. Sometimes unusual microwave noise can be caused by a damaged roller on the turntable support. To safely access electrical components in the microwave, the capacitor must be discharged.ĭue to the risk of electrocution, it is recommended that a trained professional be used to repair the more complex issues. The high voltage capacitor inside the microwave can store a lethal amount of electricity, even after the microwave has been disconnected from the power for months. YKHMS2040WW0 Important: Repairing a microwave can be extremely dangerous. The following KitchenAid microwave models are covered in this guide: When removing the microwave casing, it is a good idea to wear leather gloves to protect your hands from the sharp edges of the microwave. Most repairs will require Phillips-head and Torx screwdrivers. Has the typical microwave noise become louder?įollow this guide to diagnose and fix the issue. Is it coming from the turntable motor beneath the microwave? Try listening to where the noise is coming from to get an idea of what part might be responsible. There are several reasons why your microwave might be making noise. However, with heavy usage, your microwave might start making unusual noises. KitchenAid makes a range of great countertop, built-in, and hood-combination microwaves. ![]()
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