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Sorry Philip, I seem pretty useless one way or another!


Just had a thought - could a minor power cut, perhaps during the night, have upset it?

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Hi

Microwaves will not work unless the door is properly closed, it is often a door catch issue.

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Mups have you got another socket you can plug the Microwave into?

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A micro wave for you Mups

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Ooh, hello nice monkey. Pleased to meet you.

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Hi

Now that is funny Aysa.

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Mups try typing the make/model /'won't come on' into Google and see if other users have a similar problem.


I have a Panasonic microwave with a large switch that is pressed to open the door. I have had issues with it sticking, then it won't turn on.
One day the whole switch fell off , it is just a plastic panel with a spring behind. I managed to work out how to put it back on and it has worked fine since

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...and conveniently about the same as frequency as your wifi except a 1000 times (give or take) more powerful.

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As most microwaves are not made in this country I try resort to the British way-I SAID WORK

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Thanks - I'd heard that which seemed daft! These low microwave frequencies are used for the ubiquitous short range microwave that is so widespread nowadays such as WiFi, BlueTooth and later mobile phones.