Over-The-Range & Built-In Microwave Repair
Our microwave repair experts will come to your home and get your built-in microwave cooking again. We can fix it—whether you bought it at Sears or not.
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HOW IT WORKS
EASY SCHEDULING
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DIAGNOSTIC FEE
Apply your diagnostic fee to the costs of repair.
PROTECTION PLANS
Save up to $150 on your repair if you enroll in a home warranty.
EXPERT MICROWAVE REPAIR SERVICE
Fast and Reliable Microwave Oven Repair
When you need microwave oven repair that’s both quick and affordable, Sears Home Services is your go-to option. Whether your microwave was purchased from Sears or elsewhere, we repair all major brands and models, including Frigidaire, General Electric, and more. As the only nationally authorized service provider for Kenmore, we ensure top-quality repairs. You can count on our microwave oven repair service to get the job done right, every time.
Expert Technicians You Can Trust
Our technicians are factory-trained and screened for reliability, so you can trust them to handle your microwave oven repair professionally and efficiently. Whether it’s a minor issue or a complex repair, you’ll have peace of mind knowing that your appliance is in capable hands.
Common Microwave Oven Issues We Fix
Is your microwave oven giving you trouble? Our microwave oven repair service covers a wide range of problems to get your kitchen back in order. Here are some of the most common issues we address:
- Microwave not heating
- Broken door handle or latch
- Keypad or touch screen malfunction
- Unusual noises or sparks during operation
Types of Microwaves We Repair
For your convenience, we provide microwave oven repair in-home, covering all types of microwaves, including:
- Over-the-range microwaves
- Built-in microwaves
- Hanging microwaves
- Touch screen microwaves
Safe and Efficient Microwave Oven Repairs
Microwaves are complex appliances that store high levels of electricity, which can be dangerous if not handled properly. That’s why it’s essential to let a licensed professional handle any repairs. Our team will thoroughly test your microwave, safely replace electrical components if necessary, and ensure everything is working as it should.
Trust Sears for Your Microwave Oven Repair Needs
Whatever problem you’re facing, from a malfunctioning keypad to a microwave that’s stopped heating, Sears Home Services is ready to help. With years of experience and a reputation for reliability, we make microwave oven repair easy and stress-free.
WHY SEARS HOME SERVICES?
HAPPY CUSTOMERS
Average of 4,000,000+ homes serviced/year. Over 1,000,000 5-star ratings.
FLEXIBLE SCHEDULING
Available 6 days a week in most areas.
EXPERT TECHNICIANS
2,500+ manufacturer-trained technicians with an average of 10+ years of experience.
QUALITY PARTS FOR HUNDREDS OF BRANDS
Repairs for most major brands, no matter where you bought it.
FAQ & TIPS
- Not heating
- Turntable won’t spin
- Is sparking
- Broken touchpad
- Door won’t open
If your microwave isn’t heating your food, it could be due to a broken door switch. Other components that can stop a microwave from heating are the diode or magnetron. Only a licensed technician should replace a door switch, diode or magnetron.
If the turntable in your microwave isn’t rotating, first check that it's properly aligned on the turning mechanism. It can easily become loose and fail to turn properly. When this happens, you'll quickly notice your food isn’t heating or cooking as it should. The turntable is turned by a motor-driven coupler and roller guide. If the motor is causing the problem, a qualified technician can carry out a live voltage test and check the opening of the coupler for cracks or damage.
If you notice sparks inside your microwave while it's running, it could be because foil or utensils are inside, or the interior paint could be chipped, exposing the metal of the microwave. If there are spatters of food inside your microwave, they could be continuing to cook when you turn it on, which can also cause sparks. Clean the internal cavity of your microwave thoroughly. Sparking can also be due to a shorted or opened high voltage diode, or because the stirrer isn’t working. The stirrer helps distribute the energy inside the microwave evenly. If the drive motor or stirrer belt is broken, the stirrer won’t work and energy will be concentrated in one area of your microwave, leading to sparking. Microwaves can store a lethal amount of electricity and it's extremely important that a licensed technician test it and replace electric components if necessary. If you're having a problem with your built-in microwave, call us for assistance.
If the touchpad on your microwave isn’t working properly, you won’t be able to make the selections you need to heat or cook your food. The touchpad can be damaged by water or insect infestation, but the good news is that both the touchpad and control panel can be repaired or replaced.
If the door to your microwave won’t open, you can inspect the various parts of the door for damage, including the open lever, door spring and door latch. But for a closer look have a qualified repair technician remove the cover and control panel.
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Glossary Terms
A microwave diode is an electrical component that allows current to flow in one direction only, playing a crucial role in converting incoming electrical power into the microwave energy that cooks the food.
A microwave sensor is a technologically advanced feature in modern microwave ovens that measures vapor (steam) emitted by the food, adjusting the cooking time and power levels automatically for optimal results.
A microwave waveguide cover is a small, often mica or plastic piece inside the microwave that covers the opening where microwaves enter the cooking chamber, protecting the microwave's internal components from food splatter and ensuring efficient distribution of the microwaves.
A microwave magnetron is a component in microwave ovens that generates the microwaves used to cook food.
Common Microwave brand symptoms to look out for
- Samsung microwave not heating
- GE microwave not heating
- LG microwave not heating
- Whirlpool microwave not heating
- GE microwave stopped working
- GE microwave not working
- Whirlpool microwave display not working
- Frigidaire microwave stopped working
- Frigidaire microwave not working
- Frigidaire microwave not heating
- Kenmore microwave not heating
- GE microwave no power
- Samsung microwave not working
- Whirlpool microwave not working
- Samsung microwave door not closing
- LG microwave stopped working
- LG microwave not working
- GE Profile microwave not heating
- Maytag microwave not heating
- Samsung microwave no power
- Whirlpool microwave light won't turn on
- Samsung microwave won't close
- GE microwave display flickering
- GE microwave buttons stopped working
Common Microwave symptoms to look out for
- Microwave won't turn off
- Microwave will not heat up
- Microwave stopped working
- Microwave not working
- Microwave not turning on
- Microwave not starting
- Microwave not spinning
- Microwave not heating
- Microwave noisy
- Microwave no sound
- Microwave no power
- Microwave no heat
- Microwave light not working
- Microwave fan not spinning
- Microwave door not closing
- Microwave display not working
- Microwave burning smell