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I have read previous post re turntable however my question is....
I have read the dangers of messing with a microwave (high voltage) so my turntable has failed, with normal precautions is it quite safe for non electrician (me) to replace the motor if possible. I think my underlying fear is the micro wave part zapping me. |
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