On-site repairs for built-in and countertop microwaves across Sandton, Bryanston and Morningside — not heating, sparking, turntable and door faults fixed safely.
Microwave repair in Sandton starts with a R350 diagnostic call-out. Most faults — not heating, sparking, or a turntable that won't turn — are fixed same-day for R400 to R900. Never open a microwave yourself; its capacitor can hold a dangerous charge even when unplugged.
Sandton's fitted kitchens mostly run built-in microwaves — Bosch, Siemens and Neff are the brands we see most in Bryanston and Morningside's renovated homes, alongside countertop units in staff kitchens and flatlets. Built-in units need careful handling around cabinetry, which our technicians are used to working with.
This Bosch InnoWave built-in unit is typical of what we see in Sandton's fitted kitchens — usually called out for a control panel fault, door switch issue, or a unit that's stopped heating despite the display still working normally.
We repair Bosch, Siemens, Neff, Samsung, Defy and most other major microwave brands, both built-in and countertop. If your unit is still under warranty, we'll say so and point you to the manufacturer's official channel.
A R350 diagnostic call-out fee applies in Sandton, covering on-site testing and a written quote. Common repairs such as a door switch or turntable motor typically cost R400 to R900; magnetron replacement is usually the most expensive repair and we'll always confirm whether that makes sense versus replacing an older unit.
A microwave that runs, lights up, and turns the turntable but doesn't heat almost always has a failed magnetron or a blown high-voltage diode or capacitor — these need a technician, as microwave high-voltage components can hold a charge even when unplugged.
No — microwaves store high-voltage charge in their capacitor even after being unplugged, which can cause serious injury if opened by someone without the right training and discharge tools. This is one appliance we'd always recommend leaving to a technician.
Yes, including built-in Bosch, Siemens and Neff models common in Sandton's fitted kitchens — we work carefully around cabinetry and can advise on removal if a unit needs to come out for a specific repair.
Sparking is usually caused by a damaged waveguide cover (the small mica or ceramic plate inside), metal or foil accidentally left inside, or, less commonly, a failing magnetron — the waveguide cover is an easy, inexpensive fix.
Standard R350 Diagnostic Call-Out Fee applies.