GE JVM1750 Interlocks Door Latch Switches, To test the interlocks, To test the interlock system

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Interlocks (Door Latch Switches)

The interlocks are designed as follows:

Primary - Bottom switch operated by bottom latch pawl connected to line (L) leg.

To test the interlocks:

1.Disconnect power to the oven.

2.Open the control panel.

3.Discharge the capacitor.

4.Check continuity of COM and N.O.:

•Door Closed - 0 Ω

•Door Open - ∞ Ω

Monitor Switch

The monitor switch is located between the top and bottom interlocks. The monitor switch is operated indirectly by the bottom latch pawl.

To test the interlock system:

1.Disconnect power to the oven.

2.Open the control panel.

3.Discharge the capacitor.

4.Disconnect the monitor switch leads and test at the terminals:

•Door Closed - ∞ Ω

•Door Open - 0 Ω

5.Reconnect the switch wiring.

6.Test the circuit operation:

a.Connect temporary jumper across relay contacts and primary switch to simulate shorted switch contacts. Locate convenient connections in circuit to be certain COM and N.O. terminals are used.

b.Connect an ohmmeter (Low Scale) across the two line terminals of the appliance power cord. Continuity must show:

•Door Closed - Some Ω

•Door Open - 0 Ω

c.Remove the 20-Amp. fuse - the circuit must open (∞ Ω). If not, check the wiring of the monitor and interlock circuits.

7.After the test, remove temporary jumper leads from interlocks and relay. Reconnect monitor switch leads, replace fuse.

8.Replacement of any parts in monitor circuit requires repeating this entire test procedure.

The switch housing is not adjustable. It is fixed on the front cavity with two screws.

IMPORTANT - CHECK FOR MICROWAVE LEAKAGE AFTER REPLACING OR ADJUSTING DOOR, INTERLOCK SWITCHES OR BRACKETS.

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Contents Technical Service Guide GE Consumer & Industrial Table of Contents M 1 7 5 0 D P 1 B B NomenclatureModel Number Features and Benefits IntroductionControl Features JVM1750 FeaturesJVM1540 Features Convenience GuideTime Features JVM1750 ControlsTime Features JVM1540 ControlsDemo Mode JVM1750 Component Locator Views Front View Control Panel Assembly RemovedFront View Right Side View Control Boards and Panel Connections JVM1750 Smart BoardJVM1540 Smart Board Components Oven RemovalOuter Cover To remove the oven from the cabinet or wall openingGrill Assembly To remove the grill assembly Model JVM1540Vent Blower To remove the vent blowerControl Panel Assembly To remove the grill assembly Model JVM1750To remove the control panel assembly Interior LightCavity Thermal Cutout Duct AssemblySmart Board Magnetron Thermal Cutout TCO Bottom Thermal Cutout TCOHood Thermal Cutout TCO Stirrer Assembly Noise FilterLine Fuse To remove the fuseVent Fan Motor Capacitor MagnetronCooling Fan Motor Fan Retainer Capacitor and Diode High Voltage TransformerTo remove the capacitor and diode To remove the high voltage transformerDoor Interlock Switches Door Sensing and Primary Interlock SwitchesMonitor Switch To remove the door interlock switchesDoor Assembly Turntable MotorSurface Lamps To remove the turntable motorDiagnostics and Service Information JVM1750 Diagnosis Flow ChartJVM1540 Diagnosis Flow Chart To test the interlocks Interlocks Door Latch SwitchesTo test the interlock system Ribbon JVM1750, HVM1750, EVM1750 Key Panel TestJVM1540, JNM1541 HVM1540 Schematics and Wiring Diagrams JVM1750 Schematic DiagramJVM1750 Wiring Diagram JVM1540 Schematic Diagram JVM1540 Wiring Diagram Warranty For The Period Of GE Will Replace
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