Re: Panasonic Mcirowave Oven Problem

From: LASERandDVDfan (laseranddvdfan_at_aol.com)
Date: 10/28/04 

Date: 28 Oct 2004 20:32:00 GMT

>Panasonic Model NN6381A
>I can always enter the power and the time settings.
>When I press Start, one of these three things happens:
> 1. The oven does not start and 88:88 appears in the dispplay
> 2. The oven runs for a few seconds, and then stops and 88:88 appears
>in the display
> 3. The oven runs properly
>
>What might cause this? Behavior #2 above makes me doubt that the
>keypad is the problem.

Try resetting the oven's SYSCON.

Unplug and leave it that way for about 10-30 minutes. Plug it back in, set the
clock, and then use it again. - Reinhart

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