Don't let a broken microwave ruin your cooking experience! Restore the convenience of preparing corn on the cob, potatoes, scrambled eggs, and other delicious dishes with the help of Mr. Appliance^® of Lee County, your trusted professionals for microwave oven repair service. Our experienced team is locally owned and operated, ensuring prompt and reliable assistance.

Schedule a service with our dependable team today and we'll come to the rescue of your beloved microwave!

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Fast and Reliable Microwave Oven Repair Service

Is your microwave no longer working? Time is of the essence, and that's where Mr. Appliance^® of Lee County comes in. Our team is known for their quick yet meticulous microwave repair service.

Our offerings include:

Replacement of microwave transformers
Replacement of microwave circuit boards
Replacement of microwave control panels
Repairing microwave oven doors (including latches)
Replacement of microwave oven doors

Instead of wasting time searching online for a "microwave oven repair service near me" and sifting through countless unknown companies, choose a trusted team that delivers quality work.

We Repair Various Types of Microwave Ovens

We specialize in repairing all types of microwave ovens, including:

Countertop models
Drawer style (slide-out) models
Over-the-range models
Built-in models

Do You Have These Microwave Issues?

If you're experiencing any of these problems, don't worry! Mr. Appliance® of Lee County’s microwave oven repair services are here to assist you:

The microwave isn't working.

If the microwave is properly plugged in and the door is closed, but it still won't turn on, it's likely due to a blown fuse or a faulty door switch.

Sparks inside the microwave.

Sparks, also known as "arcing," can occur when foil or utensils are placed inside, food splatters ignite, there's a short circuit in the high-voltage diode, or if there's a broken fan or stirrer belt causing heat concentration.

The turntable isn't rotating.

If the carousel isn't spinning, it may need realignment on the turning mechanism. If that doesn't solve the issue, it could be caused by a worn-out drive bushing or a defective tray motor.

Microwave isn't heating food.

When your microwave is running but not heating your food and making a loud buzzing noise, it might indicate a defective magnetron, capacitor, or diode.

Intermittent touchpad functionality.

A damaged touchpad from water or insect infestation may prevent you from selecting settings correctly. In such cases, touchpad replacement might be necessary.

Since these warning signs can point to various causes, we strongly advise against attempting DIY repairs. For an accurate diagnosis and efficient fix, trust our expert technicians at Mr. Appliance® of Lee County to inspect and repair your malfunctioning microwave.

Discover Available Microwave Oven Parts

Here are the microwave oven parts we source and replace:

Lights
Fuses
Switches
Capacitors
Fan motors
Tray motors
Drive bushings
Stirrer belts
Diodes
Magnetrons

If your microwave is in need of any of these parts, Mr. Appliance® of Lee County has got you covered!

Frequently Asked Questions about Microwaves

Can a hole in a microwave be repaired?

Unfortunately, repairing a hole in a microwave is not recommended. A hole can compromise the safety and efficiency of the appliance. It is generally advised to replace the microwave if it has any holes, whether on the inside or outside.

How can I remove burnt smell from my microwave?

To get rid of a burnt smell in your microwave, start by cleaning the inside with water and dish soap. Then, place a cup of water (with optional lemon juice or white vinegar) in the microwave and heat it for three minutes to create steam. Afterward, clean the inside again. To further eliminate any lingering odor, leave a box of baking soda inside the unit overnight. If the smell persists, consider contacting Mr. Appliance® of Lee County to replace the microwave filter.

Is there a way to silence a noisy microwave?

If you dislike the dinging noise made by your microwave, some models have a built-in mute feature that can be controlled using buttons labeled Sound or Volume. However, if your unit does not offer this option, attempting to alter the wiring to disable the speaker can be dangerous. If your microwave is beeping at odd times, it may require professional repair.

How can I unlock a microwave that's in child lock mode?

For most microwaves, you can resolve this issue by pressing and holding the Off or Clear button for a few seconds. For specific instructions on unlocking your model, refer to your owner's manual.

For reliable microwave oven repair service, trust our team of experts. Whether your microwave is not heating, experiencing electrical issues, or any other problems, Mr. Appliance^® of Lee County is here to help. Contact us today to schedule your repair service and enjoy the convenience of a fully functioning microwave oven again!