Microwave Turntable Motor Voltage Testing

This video demonstrates how to test the voltage for a microwave turntable motor. If the motor is not receiving proper voltage, the turntable may not spin properly.
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Line fuse
Main control board
Thermal fuse
Thermoprotector
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[@rpachecoart]

Thanks for the video, I found the wiring diagram behind the ribbon on the control board and it gave me the normal reading when testing my turntable motor...it tested as an open line and I pulled one from another microwave we had laying around that tested good. Super fast easy fix!

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[@user-kj1od5ed7p]

On some microwaves that part of the microwave is riveted together

[@user-kj1od5ed7p]

Don't these motors start up spinning in a random Direction which is okay for a turntable in a microwave

[@emil_musaelyan]

Door switch probably