Repairing Quasar Microwave Fan
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Remove the eight screws holding the wood-patterned cover to the microwave frame.
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The first four screws are located on either side of the microwave front.
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Remove the additional four screws securing the wood-paneled case to the microwave frame.
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Placing your hands on either side of the case, slide the case back gently until you feel it completely separate from the microwave frame.
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Lift the case upward slowly until the case is free of the microwave.
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Locate the fan in the newly exposed interior.
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Try spinning the fan with your finger. If it spins freely, the fan is not jammed.
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If the fan does not spin freely, locate what is jamming the fan and remove it.
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If the fan is not jammed yet still does not work, check that there are no disconnected wires, especially to the fan.
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In order to work properly, there should be two wires going in and out of the fan. If you are missing either of these wires, locate the loose wire/s and connect them.
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