KitchenAid KBMC147H Microwave Service

A glass tray that no longer turns is the quickest way to find out your KBMC147H is getting old. Food heats in stripes, one edge scorched and the other cold, and the cause is often a worn plastic coupler under the tray rather than the motor itself.
We lift the tray, inspect the coupler and roller ring, and try the motor with the tray off. Small parts like these cost little, but they cause plenty of complaints. The lamp socket gets the same attention, because a burned holder will blow a new bulb at once.
The oven also sells under the names KBMC147HBT, KBMC147HSS and KBMC147HWH, and one plate seen is KBMC147HBT05. If the model hangs over a range, we test the exhaust fan too. You get a written price first, and a 30-day workmanship warranty.
Not necessarily. The plastic coupler under the tray wears smooth and slips, which looks just like a dead motor. We check the coupler, the roller and the motor, and replace only what has failed.
The lamp holder may be scorched, so contact is poor and the bulb overheats. We replace the holder, and check the wiring to the socket for heat damage.
No. If you have to press or lift the door to get it to latch, the hinge pins or latch hooks have worn. We adjust or replace those parts so the door seats by itself and the interlocks engage cleanly.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.