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Hi Roy, I didn't buy it recently. I got two of them back in 2009 or thereabouts, and just recently got around to going through them. I just listed the complete one on eBay if you're

Ha, that business about putting a big red flag on the thing would NOT go over very well with my wife! I think I'll open it back up again and see how hard it is to remove the switch assembly and the

Good ideas, Steve. Although the probability of finding an even close model at Goodwill is next to zero. Well, we did buy a cheap $50 job at Best Buy. First one had to go back because of a sticky

I suspect a tantrum (Tantulum) caps did their thing as well as a possible electrolytic. Zen

Jim- I like your option 2 otherwise here are not the best ideas especially my #3....do not use if you are forgetful or another person MAY use the device. 1. find another bad microwave use parts 2

OK. I'll give it a try. Thanks, Stephen. Jim

If you can get a good look at that switch or remove it, you might be able to find out who made it and get a model number. I doubt that Whirlpool made switches, though it's not impossible. Why make one

Jim, I don't know if this will work. One of the photos I saw of these assemblies on an eBay site seemed to show generic microswitches as the electrical part of the assembly. When my trackballs

Huzzah!? Does the TIME-DISTANCE dial move the rising edge?

It's alive! The first picture just shows the S-52's pulses. The second shows the sampling is at least basically working. Promising! Raymond

Dave: (a) You used (a) for your first point and (2) for your second. (2) I have the same problem! Jim Ford

Hi John: None of my beeswax... really... but, how around how much did a 577, without a bottom, cost? (Still pricey, I;d think.) Best regards -- Roy Thistle

Here are some pictures. Hopefully the link will work. /g/TekScopes/album?id=270997

I’m guessing a RIFA cap opened. If so, (a) it should be ok to power it up again and (2) it’s a pretty simple repair. DaveD

Yep. LOL. Thanks Jim.

Well, %#$%#! I checked with Dayton Appliance Parts, Cincinnati Appliance Parts, and Ereplacementparts.com, but nobody has the switch assembly. Not only that, but Whirlpool/Kitchen Aid doesn't even

Aw, you let the magic smoke out!? Good luck with your repairs, Stephen.? ? ? ? Jim Ford?Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Status Update The person brought me the scope, no accessories. Just the scope and the plugins. I decided the run the 2 configurations suggested to me offline by Dave and Peter H. At first we

In my 2340 the battery is a soldered-in lithium thionyl chloride primary cell, that's used to power a CMOS SRAM when the power is off. I believe the 2430A is the same, but you can check the service

Yeah, that's where I made a mess of it. I had meant to say: "The 7T11(A) is a timebase plugin for creating a sampling 'scope, using one or two 7S11's to its left for the vertical signal(s) and direct