There are two more on the side toward the front/top (either side of microwave). So, there are two on left, two on right. You'll want to take out the top one on either side. That brings a total of 9 screws (not including the two helper/panel screws). Hope this additional info helps. This video has been VERY helpful - thanks :)
Glad it helped. Thanks for the additional information. Strangely enough, mine does not have the extra screws you mention. Guess quality control missed that when they let it out the door.
I wish I read this first comment before I wrestled with the panel. And yes, thank you for this video. I just need to replace the knob which requires the board be taken off to get to the three screws that hold the knob board on. One last thing. I put a bench below the oven and slide it out about 18" more. Made access to the rest of this crap easier.
Great video showing how to do it and great suggestion on the ratchet screwdriver. I actually bought a Craftsman ratchet screw driver for my 10yo when she was 4yo and I use that damned thing all the time!
Love the detail in this video. I found it while looking for info on how to change the microwave lightbulb in a very similar model. In your opinion, is removing the control panel the easiest method to access the bulb?
Thanks. From what I have seen, probably, but I have never tried it. The only thing I would caution is to cut off the breaker first because you start getting back into the wires carrying 220V.
Were you able to locate the problem? I have exact same issue, and checked all the cable and changed out the fuse on the right side. Still nothing on the display...
Dirt gets between the push buttons and the contact points on the oven circuit boards right behind them. If you just tip it open and use one of those pressurized air cans for dusting computers for a few minutes, the problem seems to solve itself. You might have to do this a few times over the first few months and then the problem seems to go away. I suspect that dust gets in there every time you have to pull it off the wall or when the area shakes a little. The last time I did this, I also blasted all the wood around the area with the air can as well to clean out the sawdust that might be falling in.
Dan- thank you thank you thank you! Your video was a godsend. I ended up having to replace the whole electrical panel because the scroll wheel broke. My one add to your video would be that There are in additional two screws on either side that I don’t think you accounted for in your roll up. I highlighted them here share.icloud.com/photos/0Nhd6ASjRG8oZfGKhCuw6aHDw. If I have my counts right there was 11 total screws that were holding the panel in place, eight screws holding the oven against the cabinet. And those two extra access panels each with their own screw. 21 screws total!I was pretty amazed that many fasteners needed to be removed to get to this thing.
Glad it helped. Interesting. My oven does not have those two screws. I wonder if they got left out during the initial installation. At least your link is here if anyone finds the same issue.
I am now having the same problem with the dial. Power went out and now won’t let me use the equipment without setting clock but unfortunately dial doesn’t work and I can’t set the clock. Unbelievably frustrating!
@cryptohonesty7662 if I recall correctly, you open the microwave door, take everything out, and remove the internal lining. Make sure it is unplugged or the breaker turned off first.
