Dryer Gas Burner

[@johncasor9698]

Another Great Video... Thank you so much...

[@freecheese4143]

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[@hamster0132]

I have a question, not really about in this video. But on a microwave not heat up. I used a multimeter on the upper door switch on my microwave and it read 135 ohms but in a closed state, it reads 0.01 ohms. Does this need replacing? My microwave wasn't able to heat up food before but everything powers on, like a normal microwave but it simply doesn't heat the food up. When I replaced the diode, it helped somewhat warm food up. Still far from what it could do before. (before the original diode read (4.25V) and the new diode read (5.30V), so not sure that's what helped it get slightly warm the food?) Likely the magnetron is the problem but all tests (with the multimeter) indicate it's still good but I do know magnetron can still go bad even if you get a perfect score in visual/multimeter testing. I'm not sure if it's normal but I have 2 fuses and the fuse with housing covering it (glass fuse that looks like a spring inside [5KV 0.75A Fuse]) Tested it with my multimeter and sometimes (not sure if unsteady hands and failing at it) I sometimes get continuity and sometimes not and sometimes numbers jump around? Doesn't look blown but not sure if the microwave won't heat up properly if the fuse is inconsistent? Any input is much appreciated, I have a RCA RMW733-BLACK microwave. (Not sure if this helps, but inside the microwave, is significantly hotter, not sure if that means the heat isn't bouncing properly into the food? 🤔)