If it is a noisy rumbling sound during cooking operation, turn off the power tot he oven and then remove the turntable and roller ring and run your fingers around the turntable roller wheel track under the turntable and check that it is absolutely smooth and clean i.e. no bumps or stuck food particles and also that none of the turntable roller wheels have any flat spots.
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If it is a noisy rumbling sound during cooking operation, turn off the power to the oven and then remove the turntable and roller ring and run your fingers around the turntable roller wheel track under the turntable and check that it is absolutely smooth and clean i.e. no bumps or stuck food particles and also that none of the turntable roller wheels have any flat spots.
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If you mean the fan and turntable motor noise then unfortunately there's not much you can do, except perhaps check if their bearings are OK or not. Place a single drop of a light grade machine oil (sewing machine oil perhaps). If still noisy you may have to replace the complete component i.e. turntable motor or fan.
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If you mean the fan and turntable motor noise then unfortunately there's not much you can do, except perhaps check if their bearings are OK or not. Place a single drop of a light grade machine oil (sewing machine oil perhaps) on the bearing. If still noisy you may have to replace the complete component i.e. turntable motor or fan.
If you mean any chimes or buzzer alarms indicating cooking cycle status then you may have to open the oven and remove the piezo speaker from the control board.
If it is a noisy rumbling sound during cooking operation, check that the turntable roller wheel track under the turntable is absolutely smooth and clean and also that none of the turntable roller wheels have any flat spots.
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If it is a noisy rumbling sound during cooking operation, turn off the power tot he oven and then remove the turntable and roller ring and run your fingers around the turntable roller wheel track under the turntable and check that it is absolutely smooth and clean i.e. no bumps or stuck food particles and also that none of the turntable roller wheels have any flat spots.
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If you mean the fan and turntable motor noise then unfortunately there's not much you can do, except perhaps check if their bearings are OK or not and possibly replace the complete component i.e. motor or fan.
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If you mean the fan and turntable motor noise then unfortunately there's not much you can do, except perhaps check if their bearings are OK or not. Place a single drop of a light grade machine oil (sewing machine oil perhaps). If still noisy you may have to replace the complete component i.e. turntable motor or fan.
If you mean any chimes or buzzer alarms indicating cooking cycle status then you may have to open the oven and remove the piezo speaker from the control board.
If it is a noisy rumbling sound during cooking operation, check that the track under the turntable is absolutely smooth and clean and also that none of the turntable roller wheels have any flat spots.
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If it is a noisy rumbling sound during cooking operation, check that the turntable roller wheel track under the turntable is absolutely smooth and clean and also that none of the turntable roller wheels have any flat spots.
If you mean the fan and turntable motor noise then unfortunately there's not much you can do, except perhaps check if their bearings are OK or not and possibly replace the complete component i.e. motor or fan.
If you mean any chimes or buzzer alarms indicating cooking cycle status then you may have to open the oven and remove the piezo speaker from the control board.
Hi @quietplease
Depends what you mean by silence it.
If it is a noisy rumbling sound during cooking operation, check that the track under the turntable is absolutely smooth and clean and also that none of the turntable roller wheels have any flat spots.
If you mean the fan and turntable motor noise then unfortunately there's not much you can do, except perhaps check if their bearings are OK or not and possibly replace the complete component i.e. motor or fan.
If you mean any chimes or buzzer alarms indicating cooking cycle status then you may have to open the oven and remove the piezo speaker from the control board.