Combination ovens put a microwave and a conventional oven in one cutout, sharing ventilation and often part of the control. When the microwave half fails, the high-voltage components are involved, and those store a charge even when the unit is unplugged.
That makes this an appliance to leave alone: no part of a microwave cavity should be opened by an owner. A technician isolates the circuit, discharges the capacitor and works to the service instructions.
Key Features
- Built-in combination wall oven with a microwave above
- Electric lower oven cavity
- Touch controls for both cavities
- Stainless finish variants
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Microwave section failing while the oven still works
02
Shared control panel losing sections of the display
03
Lower oven running hotter than the setting
04
Cooling fan noise from the centre trim