Panasonic F63265G60AP Turntable Motor Drive Review

Perfect for my 2009 Panasonic NN-SD797S inverter. Thanks to a review by cameraz that mentioned the hatch opens at the bottom. I saw that, but it wasn't obvious that I had to take the plate out and flip it over to screw it back on.

Top quality. This motor allowed me to fix my microwave so I didn't have to buy a new one. Good deal for about six dollars. This motor powers the carousel and is slightly more powerful than its predecessor, so it really works. Very happy and very satisfied. Six dollars. Cannot be defeated.

The motor is ideal to replace the original motor. My inner glass table didn't rotate. I tested the original by applying 110V to the outputs. I couldn't find a local seller so I bought from Revain. Arrived within a few days and fits perfectly. Works in my Microwave Panasonic Inverter NN-SN977S FYI model. No questions.

Our old motor was squeaking and sounding horrible in our Panasonic Inverter Microwave and this is just the right replacement at the lowest price. This is a brand new OEM engine, not a refurbished unit. The item arrived quickly and shipping was free. Definitely recommend this company.

If your microwave has stopped spinning, go to YouTube and find out how to open the main motor. Take a picture of this and mark the connectors to make sure you've plugged them in correctly. Do not lose the fastening screws! Obtain a replacement motor with the exact same electrical specifications as the replacement motor. This one was easy as it's the exact same factory installed motor, more expensive but worth knowing I didn't screw up. Screw it back and connect properly. I had to use metal…

It was an exact match of what came out of the Panasonic Inverter Microwave. The exchange turned out to be easier than expected. It took a Phillips screwdriver and a Torx T25 security key (I think). First remove the glass plate that rotates in the microwave. Then remove the three-sided plastic turntable. I used a tablespoon to open it. There's probably a better way, but it worked for me. Remove the 2 Phillips screws on the side, rotate it and remove the 5 Torx screws on the back. This does…