Runs but doesn’t heat
A failed magnetron, high-voltage diode or capacitor.
Solo, grill, convection and built-in microwaves repaired safely. Microwaves hold high voltage inside, so leave the case closed and let us open it.
Tell us what it’s doing and we’ll usually know the likely cause before we arrive.
A failed magnetron, high-voltage diode or capacitor.
A burnt waveguide cover or damaged cavity paint. Stop using it until it’s fixed.
A worn turntable motor or coupler.
Door switches, a blown fuse or the control board.
Worn membrane keypads replaced.
A stuck relay or door switch.
If it sparks, stop using it. Don’t open the case: the capacitor inside holds a dangerous charge even when unplugged.
Book below, call or WhatsApp a photo of the fault.
A technician who knows your appliance, with common parts in the van.
The fault and the full price, before any work starts.
Tested with you and covered by our warranty.
Still not sure? Call 0725 570 499 or send a photo of the fault on WhatsApp.
Usually the magnetron, high-voltage diode or capacitor has failed. These are safe to replace in the workshop or at home by a technician.
No. Stop using it. Sparking often comes from a burnt waveguide cover, which is cheap to replace if caught early.
For convection and built-in models, almost always. For small solo models we tell you honestly if a new one makes more sense.
Three quick steps. We confirm your time on WhatsApp.
Free diagnosis, genuine parts and a warranty on every repair.