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crwdns2934243:0crwdne2934243:0 Kyle Wiens

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If you hear a very loud buzzing, it is probably a shorted high-voltge diode. This may be a small black stick wired to the high-voltage capacitor (metal can with two terminals), or could be inside the can.
You would have to replace it.
I doubt if the magnetron is bad, they are very reliable and last a long time.
-I may be able to help further by emai to tlamb at montrose dot net. I designed microwave ovens for 30 years.
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-TOM
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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 Tom Lamb

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If you hear a very loud buzzing, it is probably a shorted high-voltge diode. This may be a small black stick wired to the high-voltage capacitor (metal can with two terminals), or could be inside the can.

You would have to replace it.

I doubt if the magnetron is bad, they are very reliable and last a long time.

I may be able to help further by emai to   tlamb at montrose dot net. I designed microwave ovens for 30 years.

TOM

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