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** REMEMBER! **The microwave can still shock you even unplugged!!
ALWAYS discharge the high-voltage capacitor first if you even think your hands will come close to any HIGH VOLTAGE components.
Jeff mentions this: Anything in the high voltage ( magnetron, capacitor, diode, wires to and from ):
...Use a metal ( not the shiny chrome type ) screw driver with a insulated handle to short across ( touch both at the same time ) the terminals of the high voltage capacitor to discharge it.
From Jeff's site: http://www.applianceaid.com/component-testing.php
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FIXED Protruding buttons on ceiling of a KitchenAid Microwave KCMS2255BSS1
- Thread starter JerseyGirl
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I don't know that it is normal but I believe they are by design. It might be to accommodate components mounted on the other side of the oven cavity.
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Dan O.
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JerseyGirl
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Thanks so much for clarifying that it's normal. Good to know my microwave is not compromised.
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