The part number mentioned is the part number for the warning tag on the back of many GE microwaves. Generally, it's cheaper to replace a microwave than fix it. Most microwaves can be replaced for under a 100 dollars, fixing them might require 200 dollars or more.
Fixit Man
September 2008
Sorry no solution. My neighbor had his stop working and no display. I am also looking for a solution for this poor elderly gent.
My e-mail is docbhaugh@comcast.net
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