Blomberg
Cavity Arcing / Waveguide Contamination
Microwave produces sparks or arcing inside the cavity during cooking.
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Possible Causes
Metal objects or foil in cavity,Damaged or burned waveguide cover,Exposed metal on cavity walls from chipped paint,Food splatter carbonized on walls
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: Immediately stop the microwave if you see sparks. Unplug the unit and allow it to cool before inspection.
User steps:
- 1. Remove metal objects: Ensure there is no metal cookware, twist ties, or foil touching the cavity walls.
- 2. Clean thoroughly: Wipe the interior with a mild detergent to remove grease and burnt food. Pay special attention to corners and around the waveguide cover.
- 3. Inspect waveguide cover: The small mica or plastic panel on the side or top wall should be intact and clean. If it is burned, cracked, or has holes, it must be replaced.
- 4. Check cavity paint: Look for chipped or bare metal areas. Touch up with microwave-safe cavity paint if recommended by Blomberg, or have the cavity professionally repaired.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Waveguide Cover
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