Turntable Motor for Panasonic F63265G60AP F63265G60CP Microwave Synchronous Motor NN-SD987S
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Depending on the model number on the motor, you may know.
It makes sense if it does. YES, I do. I replaced my microwave 3 months ago since it is 20 years old. Nothing to worry about.
Rather than an electrical outlet, it must be connected to the microwave.
It has to be a standard motor because it is an ordinary
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If you plan to buy the 8A19 motor instead of the 8A motor to save money, you'll find that the two motors are not the same size. In the 8A19, you'll be able to bolt it in like the 8A but the "spinner" for turning turntable will not fit the motor. It is possible to remove some of the plastic spinner part and make the part fit on the shaft, but I didn't want to take the risk of doing that and potentially making For the purposes of replacing an 8A with an 8A19, the motor might work functionally, but not to replace an 8A with an 8A19.
Adding this comment so that anyone searching for a replacement of their 49TYD-100 can benefit from it In this case, 16A1 motor is correctly informed that this motor is not suitable for replacement or substitution. There is a 1 watt difference between this motor and the 49TYD-powered model. As you know, the 16A1 motor and stub that are used to turn the turntables in your microwave are shorter and won't reach the motor when it's It is not intended as a replacement for the 49TYD There is a motor called 16A1. Searches for replacements of the 49TYD- model number come up with many listings for this model number There is a motor called 16A1. You must find and find only the 49TYD- it is true, don't believe it This motor is the 16A1. Finding someone in NY that purchases appliances, removes the working parts, and then sells them was a big help to me. I wish you the best of.
In order to access the bottom cover of the microwave, I first unplugged the device and turned it upside down. I then sliced thin pieces of metal off the bottom cover of the microwave. By removing the two electrical clips and removing the screw that holds the motor in place, it is easy to remove the motor. It took me less than 24 hours to order the replacement on Amazon, and around 5 minutes to install the new motor, which had the exact D-shaped shaft that matched up with the spinner on the inside bottom of the microwave, and monitor the turntable spin as it should. Inserting the tabs into the holes in the bottom chassis will allow the bottom cover to be reinstalled and the correct sheet metal screw will be needed to do so. You don't have to replace the cover since the microwave will continue to function as normal.
An Inverter Microwave with 2 Power Levels It is made of stainless steel I bought the SN67HS at Target in August 2020 and it has quit working. Afterwards, I was quite disappointed, since I had only been using it for five months. It was found online and I also read some comments online that said it didn't always fit exactly. Thus, I emailed Panasonic about the warranty repair, but then found this part. Although it was pictured, the motor was a slightly different part number from what I saw in the microwave before I placed my order. I was able to switch them out for $10, and the new one works perfectly. Without the warranty repair hassle, I probably would have been without use for at least a few The motor on this car should last quite a while!.
If the turntable motor in your microwave dies and the carousel stops spinning, then this is an easy, cheap fix. Make sure you are careful when ordering. You may also want to pay close attention to the voltage (there are 21V and 120V versions of some motors with the same manufacturer's number printed on them), as well as the shaft of the microwave. Either the shaft has the shape of a plus sign or the shape of a D. bought this to fit an LG microwave that did not have an exact part number and one of the D shafts on this one had to be shaved to fit the bottom of the The fact that this should fit the models listed just fine doesn't bother me as it was made by the same few manufacturers throughout the country. I'm not clear why manufacturers can't just standardize this as they all appear to be made by the same few companies.
Despite the fact that the model term wasn't specifically mentioned, the item description led me to believe it had to fit perfectly with my Whirlpool microwave. The shaft was a fraction of an inch too large (in diameter), so I filed it in order to make it In this case, it turned out to be too large but As a result, I was able to work it out. The rest of the item was perfect.
The spindle on this unit is considerably larger than the one in my microwave. I cannot use it. Other than that, it is a perfect match. There is no reason to change something so essential
Edit the text. Using a dremel tool, I removed a couple of thou from the D spindle and it still works. Even though it is still awful to have the same part number for parts with differing specifications, it still happens. When it comes to doing what we must do, we do our best. There is no problem with the microwave.
The microwave oven in my kitchen cabinet is back in The installation was easy, though it very well may depend on your microwave oven model. I was about to throw away my microwave oven and saved $200 by installing this. YouTube could be helpful for a replacement procedure or manufacturer guide. I did a search on YouTube for a replacement procedure.
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