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GE microwave blowing fuse

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HI, I have a GE microwave (JES1142SJ 04) where the internal fuse has blown three times. I believe that it's related to the door switches, since it happened the last time when I opened the door.   I suspected this after the 2nd time and adjusted the latch assembly, only to have it happen the final time. I tested continuity on all the switches individually and they all appear to work. I have heard these switches can at first appear to be normal and be faulty. I know there is an order to the activation of the switches too, hence my attempt to adjust the assembly to no avail. One thing maybe I should note, is that I used to hold the button in and close the door and release the button so to not make a lot of noise early in the morning. Any advice and thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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