Sensor cooking measures humidity, so the results depend on the food being covered as the manual describes. Uncovered food or a damp cavity confuses the sensor and produces the early or extended cycles owners report as faults.
A microwave that will not start at all frequently has a failed door interlock switch. Those switches are inexpensive, but they sit in the door frame beside the high-voltage components, so the repair belongs to a technician who can discharge the capacitor safely.
Key Features
- 1.7 cu. ft. over-the-range sensor microwave
- Sensor cooking controls
- Two-speed venting system
- Cooktop lighting with multiple levels
Most Common Issues on This Model
Sensor cycles stopping early or running long
Door switch failing so the unit will not start
Interior light out and hard to access
Grease filter clogged and reducing extraction