Micro Oven Diode

Description

Universal High-Voltage Microwave Oven Diode (12kV / 350mA) ### Product Overview This High-Voltage Rectifier Diode is a crucial, high-performance replacement component engineered specifically for domestic and commercial microwave ovens. Working in tandem with the high-voltage capacitor and transformer, this diode converts the AC power from your wall outlet into DC power, doubling the voltage to feed the magnetron. If your microwave turns on and spins but fails to heat, a failed or shorted diode is frequently the culprit. ### Key Features High Voltage Tolerance: Rated for up to 12kV (12,000 Volts) to safely handle intense electrical loads. Optimal Current Capacity: Built with a forward current rating of 350mA (up to 0.5A/0.9A depending on the specific sub-variant), perfect for standard kitchen appliances. Durable Terminals: Features a pre-crimped standard 1/4″ female spade terminal on one end and a ring terminal eyelet on the other for a quick, secure ground connection to the microwave chassis. Reliable Rectification: Low forward voltage drop and low leakage current ensure stable, long-term performance. ### Product Compatibility & Cross-Referencing This diode is highly universal. Instead of checking for a specific microwave brand name, compatibility is determined by verifying that your old diode has a ring terminal on one side and a spade connector on the other. Directly Replaces the Following Model Numbers: CL01-12 HVM12 CL04-12 HVR-1X3 / HVR-1X4 T3512 / T4512 RG405 / RG808 / RG904 Compatible Appliance Brands: Because it is a standardized universal part, it fits almost all major microwave brands on the market, including but not limited to: Whirlpool / Maytag / Kenmore (Replaces parts like W11256462, W10575765) LG (Replaces part 6021W3B001U) Samsung (Replaces part DE91-70063D) GE (General Electric) / Hotpoint Frigidaire / Electrolux Panasonic, Galanz, and Sharp ⚠️ CRITICAL SAFETY NOTE: Microwave ovens contain high-voltage capacitors that can store a lethal electrical charge even when the appliance is completely unplugged. Always safely discharge the high-voltage capacitor before touching, testing, or replacing the diode.