Sharp Microwave Repairs In Perth

Affordable Sharp Microwave Repairs In Perth

Is your Sharp microwave malfunctioning in Perth?

Nationwide Appliance Repairs provides affordable solutions with a 12-month parts warranty and 3-month labour coverage for your peace of mind.

We offer budget-friendly rates, ensuring cost-effective repairs for both residential and commercial appliances.

Common issues we handle include:

Microwave not heating
Turntable not rotating
Display or control panel malfunctions

Our retail support team is available Monday to Saturday for prompt assistance. Contact us today to book an appointment and experience reliable repairs that fit your budget.

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Why Choose Nationwide?

12 Month Parts Warranty
Affordable Rates
Same Day Repair*

3 Month Labour Warranty
Expert Technicians
5 Star Record

Top-rated Appliance Repair Technician in Heathmonth, VIC

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NWAR also repairs any type of oven and problem such as oven rack issues, fan blade problem, convection fan parts.

Highly Trained Sharp Microwave Repairs In Perth

Nationwide Appliance Repairs in Perth provides expert technicians specializing in Sharp microwave repairs for both commercial and residential units.

We pride ourselves on affordability, with 90% of our repairs costing less than replacing the unit.

We service a wide range of Sharp microwave types and models, including:

Sharp Carousel series
Sharp R-21LCF commercial microwaves
Sharp R350YW models

Our team delivers precise diagnostics and efficient repairs to quickly restore your microwave’s functionality.

Reach out to us today to book an appointment and experience dependable service from our skilled professionals.

Click To Call: 08 8410 4610

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How much will a Sharp Microwave repair cost me?

In Perth, a Sharp Microwave repair service costs:

Workshop inspection fees for customer drop-offs to our Dandenong facility are as follows:
– Domestic Appliances: $90+GST
– Premium Domestic Appliances: $90+GST
– Built In Coffee Machines: $180+GST
– Commercial Appliances: $180+GST

This fee covers the customer dropping the appliance off and includes the workshop inspection.

Additional charges will apply if the customer opts for Nationwide Appliance Repairs to deliver the unit back. Once inspected, further labor and parts will be quoted as needed to restore the machine.

For pick-ups from the customer’s property and delivery to our Dandenong workshop, fees vary:
– Domestic Appliances: $180+GST
– Premium Domestic Appliances: $220+GST
– Built In Coffee Machines: $220+GST
– Commercial Appliances: $260+GST

This includes pick-up, and workshop inspection, but not the return of the customer’s appliance. All our work comes with a 3-month labor warranty and a 12-month parts warranty.

Within the first 0 to 3 months of attending the job, there will be no charge if the same fault recurs, ensuring customer satisfaction and peace of mind.

Why is my Sharp microwave not turning?

If your Sharp microwave’s turntable is not turning, there could be several reasons behind the issue:

Faulty Turntable Motor: The turntable motor is responsible for rotating the turntable. Over time, this motor can wear out or fail, which will prevent the turntable from spinning. A common sign of a faulty motor is if you hear the microwave operating but the turntable remains stationary.

Broken Drive Coupler: The drive coupler is the part that connects the turntable to the motor. If the coupler is broken, cracked, or damaged, it won’t be able to turn the turntable. This often happens if heavy dishes are placed on the turntable or if it has been mishandled.

Worn Roller Guide: The roller guide is located beneath the turntable and helps it rotate smoothly. If the roller guide is worn out, misaligned, or broken, it can prevent the turntable from turning properly. Inspect the rollers to ensure they are in good condition and aligned correctly.

Defective Turntable Belt: In some microwave models, a belt drives the turntable. If the belt is broken or has slipped off, the turntable won’t turn. Check to see if your microwave uses a belt and inspect it for damage or misalignment.

Electrical Issues: Problems with the microwave’s internal wiring or control board can also cause the turntable to stop turning. Electrical issues may prevent the turntable motor from receiving power, resulting in a stationary turntable.

Improper Assembly: Sometimes, the turntable might not be correctly seated on the support. Ensure that the turntable is properly aligned with the coupler and roller guide.

To troubleshoot these issues, start by checking the alignment of the turntable and support. If it’s still not turning, inspect the motor, drive coupler, roller guide, and belt for any signs of damage or wear.

For electrical problems, it’s best to consult a professional technician to diagnose and fix the issue safely.

Why is my microwave making a loud sound and not heating?

If your microwave is making a loud sound and not heating, there are several possible causes for this issue:

Magnetron Failure: The magnetron is the component that generates the microwaves to heat the food. If the magnetron fails, the microwave will not produce heat, and it might make a loud buzzing or humming noise. A failed magnetron often needs to be replaced by a professional technician due to its high cost and the complexity of the repair.

High Voltage Diode Failure: The high voltage diode converts the AC power to DC and works with the capacitor to double the voltage, which powers the magnetron. If the diode fails, the microwave may produce a loud humming noise and fail to heat. Testing the diode with a multimeter can confirm if it’s faulty, but replacement should be done with caution due to the risk of electric shock.

Capacitor Issues: The capacitor stores electrical energy and works with the diode to power the magnetron. If the capacitor is faulty, it can produce a loud noise and prevent the microwave from heating. Like the diode, capacitors carry high voltage even when the microwave is unplugged, so handling them requires caution.

Transformer Problems: The high voltage transformer supplies power to the magnetron. If it’s defective, the microwave can make a loud buzzing noise and fail to heat. Replacing a faulty transformer is a job for a trained technician.

Cooling Fan or Stirrer Motor Issues: Sometimes, the noise could come from a faulty cooling fan or stirrer motor. These components help distribute heat evenly and keep the microwave from overheating. If they malfunction, they can produce loud noises, though this is less likely to affect the heating function directly.

Internal Debris or Loose Parts: Loose parts or debris inside the microwave can cause loud noises. Inspect the interior for any loose screws or components that might be vibrating or rattling during operation.

If your microwave is exhibiting these symptoms, it’s best to unplug it immediately and consult a professional technician.

Microwaves contain high-voltage components that can be dangerous, even when unplugged, so untrained individuals should not attempt repairs.