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 Offer List: Price: $1.00 Details You save: $35.51 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy GE WB27X10597 High Voltage Diode Assembly for Micr, please go to:    Worked Great in my GE Spacesaver XL1800 Microwave I wasn't sure what went out in my microwave. It would run perfectly, just would not heat the food. From extensive research, I figured out what would have to break to stop the microwave from heating. The list below is from the most likely to least likely cause. 1. Diode 2. Magnetron [many times #1 & #2 happen together] 3. Capacitor 4. High Voltage Regulator 5. Control circuit board 90%+ of the time it is #1 or #2 or both. For me, it was both #1 and #2. When I ordered the above diode I tested the current with an Ohm meter and a 9v batter. The original had current both ways. The new one was only one way - that's the correct results. My old and new magnetron had the same readings with the Ohm meter (no battery needed for this). The both read as a closed circuit (or 0.00 on my meter). So I wasn't sure if the Magnetron was broken or not. So I kept the old Magnetron installed and just... |
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| Worked Great in my GE Spacesaver XL1800 Microwave I wasn't sure what went out in my microwave. It would run perfectly, just would not heat the food. From extensive research, I figured out what would have to break to stop the microwave from heating. The list below is from the most likely to least likely cause. 1. Diode 2. Magnetron [many times #1 & #2 happen together] 3. Capacitor 4. High Voltage Regulator 5. Control circuit board 90%+ of the time it is #1 or #2 or both. For me, it was both #1 and #2. When I ordered the above diode I tested the current with an Ohm meter and a 9v batter. The original had current both ways. The new one was only one way - that's the correct results. My old and new magnetron had the same readings with the Ohm meter (no battery needed for this). The both read as a closed circuit (or 0.00 on my meter). So I wasn't sure if the Magnetron was broken or not. So I kept the old Magnetron installed and just... |