microwave bgh quick chef 16600 does not heat
I measured the magnetron in ohm scale and it gives me 000 (infinity), I take one of the legs and measure it with the sheet and nothing happens the tester shows 1, the same with the other leg. And so until trying all the omh scales in the multimeter, now with the capacitor it is a case because despite leaving some black under the plastic I measured it and with the tester in Uf and it marks me 0.94 (it is 0.95) and with The bulb works too.
Then check that the magnetron does not have physical damage such as broken magnets or that the housing is not flamed, and if your capacitor is well check the diode, or disconnect the magnetron from the electrical circuit and start it, if by putting it to work with the magnetron disconnected there are no strange noises or anything else out of the ordinary as smoke effectively mind is your magnetron who is damaged and replace it luck and comment
I want to add, that apparently the microwave had already had a fault, because where it had to be a high voltage diode is not.
they only put a direct cable to the sheet (https://ibb.co/Qv0tWVR), the diode apparently exploded and spotted the fan, not the capacitor
(That's why the measurement was good https://ibb.co/VBc0mHH)
and well the 10A fuse was blown too
what could have failed? so that the high voltage diode and the 10A fuse have blown?
Maybe only the diode was short and that caused it to burn then place a diode and if it does not heat also buy the magnetron
Tomorrow I buy the diode and today I see if the magnetron has cracks or something. (I tried it and the measurements are good for me)
why could the diode be shortened?
I do not know exactly but every component has to be damaged at all times everything to serve is over, a tip the tester itself will not always detect the failure of a magnetron since it only detects if one of its terminals is grounded or if between its terminals not There is continuity, if not, you have to check your physical condition in detail because a magnetron that is damaged with one in good condition also in most cases have continuity in its terminals the difference is that the damaged one has broken magnets, etc. luck
I already fixed the microwave oven thank you very much guys I tell you,
At first he believed that the microwave had the capacitor left and it was not like that, it turns out that the microwave probe was bridged in the fuse and where a high-voltage diode was going they also made it a bridge. That is why it did not heat, it turned on nicely, but when it was marked towards a strange noise and did not heat. In the end I put a fuse of 10A 250v Fast cut because they did not have the common and a universal diode
https://ibb.co/xKvfPjq
The capacitor I have is a Samsung of 2100w 0.95uf
and ready it worked great
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