Microwave Oven Repair & Servicing
Repair for microwave ovens that aren't heating properly, have turntable, door, or display faults, or are showing warning signs like sparking.
Safety Note
If your microwave sparks, makes burning smells, or arcs inside the cavity, stop using it immediately and unplug it. Do not attempt to open the unit yourself — microwave ovens hold high-voltage components that are only safe to service by a trained technician.
Service Scope
Not heating or weak heating, turntable not rotating, door not closing or latch issues, control panel or display faults, and unusual noise during operation.
Troubleshooting Boundaries
Checking the power socket and door latch for visible damage is safe to do yourself. Anything involving the magnetron, high-voltage capacitor, or internal wiring must only be handled by a technician.
Appointment Process
Share the brand, approximate age, and symptom over call/WhatsApp or the form below, and we'll schedule a technician visit.
Service Limitations
If a unit is old enough that repair cost would approach replacement cost, we'll tell you plainly rather than proceeding with an expensive fix.
Common Signs Your Appliance Needs Service
- Not heating food, or heating very weakly
- Turntable not rotating
- Sparking or arcing inside (stop use immediately — see safety note)
- Display or buttons not responding
- Door not closing or latching properly
- Unusual noise during operation
Frequently Asked Questions
My microwave sparked once — is it safe to keep using?
No, stop using it and unplug it until a technician has inspected it.
Is it worth repairing an old microwave?
It depends on the fault and the unit's age. The technician will give you an honest assessment before you commit to a repair.