Frigidaire Magnetron 5304519335 OEM Part
was
$300.99
Special Price
$209.99
5304519335 replaces: AP6834680, PS12705729, 4920514.
MFG Number
5304519335
Availability:
In stock
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Overview of the Microwave Magnetron
Frigidaire, a brand that includes Electrolux, Gibson, Tappan, and Sears-Kenmore, offers a magnetron as a genuine original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part for its microwave ovens. Positioned behind the waveguide plate in the microwave's interior, the magnetron is crucial for the appliance's operation. It generates electromagnetic waves at a frequency of 2.45GHz. These waves are then focused by a coil and directed through the waveguide, enabling efficient heating and cooking of food. A high-voltage transformer powers this process.
Over time, various issues can cause a magnetron to fail, often due to extended use. Common causes include the degradation of the cathode filament or insulator and the wearing out of high-voltage components.
Indicators of a failing magnetron may include:
- Food that cooks unevenly or remains undercooked even at high settings.
- Discolored or burnt spots appearing on food.
- The microwave operating without visible arcing.
- Sparking sounds or a burning smell emanating from the appliance's interior.
This Frigidaire magnetron is also suitable for use in select models from Electrolux, Gibson, and certain Kenmore microwaves, offering a versatile option for replacement.
Frigidaire, a brand that includes Electrolux, Gibson, Tappan, and Sears-Kenmore, offers a magnetron as a genuine original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part for its microwave ovens. Positioned behind the waveguide plate in the microwave's interior, the magnetron is crucial for the appliance's operation. It generates electromagnetic waves at a frequency of 2.45GHz. These waves are then focused by a coil and directed through the waveguide, enabling efficient heating and cooking of food. A high-voltage transformer powers this process.
Over time, various issues can cause a magnetron to fail, often due to extended use. Common causes include the degradation of the cathode filament or insulator and the wearing out of high-voltage components.
Indicators of a failing magnetron may include:
- Food that cooks unevenly or remains undercooked even at high settings.
- Discolored or burnt spots appearing on food.
- The microwave operating without visible arcing.
- Sparking sounds or a burning smell emanating from the appliance's interior.
This Frigidaire magnetron is also suitable for use in select models from Electrolux, Gibson, and certain Kenmore microwaves, offering a versatile option for replacement.
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