ZkeeShop TYJ508A7 Microwave Oven TYJ50-8A7 4W 5/6 RPM 11mm Synchronous Motor Spindle Turntable Motor

This is an exact match for the turntable motor fitted to the Panasonic NN-T573S Microwave. Mine had failed so I ordered with next-day delivery. Arrived by following afternoon and fitted soon after. Turntable now back to working order. An easy replacement, although literally cutting off the smaller panel from the base of the microwave to gain access wasn't obvious until I'd viewed a few YouTube vids. At least the panel fits back into place again after, with the addition of a self-tapping screw.

I purchased this motor to replace the original in my Panasonic NN-CT559W model, the original had been making a noise, gradually getting worse over quite some time & it got to a point that anything over a certain weight would stop the turntable rotating.I got the original specifications from off the motor (see pic) & measured it's dimensions especially the spindle. I Googled the microvave model number & was directed to a few specialist parts sites, where the 'original' motor was between £31-34 without delivery.I checked Amazon & came across this motor with exactly the same technical specs (see pic). The only difference I could see was the model code, original F63265U35XN, Amazon F63265U04XNI ordered the motor, available at the time via Prime, but I belive it was sent from Spain (looking at the packaging), so took a few more days than normal Prime delivery, cost £7.99 delivered.On inspecting the motor against the original, size wise it's exactly the same, paying particular attention to the spindle, perfect match all round. Technical specs also a perfect match.Fitted. Works perfectly. Silent in operation. Money well spent. Bargain price compared to alternative sources, those probably made in same factory in China. Will update on reliability if a problem occurs...... (but really seems sound)I decided to take a look at the motor inside my microwave, to do this:1: Unplug microwave2: Remove the glass turntable & the plastic carriage it sits on3: Turn the microwave upside down, you will see a metal hatch/door this will be connected to the bottom panel by little metal tabs, these need to be snipped (I used a pair of electricians snips) once the hatch is removed you will have direct access to the motor4: Take a pic of motor/cable positions5: There are two plastic spade connectors disconnect these from the motor (came off easily)6: Motor is locked in to position by a single screw, remove this (be careful not to drop it inside microvave, I magnetised a screwdriver). Now turn motor as the opposite side is retained under a metal tab, turning will release the motor (bit fiddly)7: Fit new motor, secure with the screw & connect cables8: You will now need the correct size self tapping screw to secure the hatch/door9: Job done, congrats

This fitted perfectly in my microwave. I was going to buy this part from another retailer initially but it cost £38. There did not seem to be any difference between this one and the broken one I took out of the microwave. For anyone with a built-in CDA microwave who is planning to try this, I am not an electrician, so this is not professional advice, just my own experiencee. To get it out of the kitchen cupboard there was a small screw in the middle of the bottom grill when I opened the door, which needed turning anticlockwise with a tiny allen key quite a few times. This wound in a couple of spikes locking it in place at the back of the cupboard. Once it was out, I couldn't see any way to get the bottom off the microwave to get to the part. There was a circular bit of metal under the part, but although it looked like it should be screwed on and had empty screw holes, it was still part of the base in places, like it was unfinished, so I had to snip a few bits. I could then bend it back and get to the part and replace it, which was very easy. The 2 screws holding the part in were star shaped, but I found they could be unscrewed with the same allen key I used previously and the replaement part exactly matched the broken one so took seconds to install.

Received fast, cheap, fitted item works well.

Fixed my Neff microwave turntable (hasn't turned for months). Easy to fit, all working now.

My husband guessed correctly that the old motor in our microwave had broken after taking it apart. He, in jest, wondered if a new motor was available on Amazon - he was surprised and delighted to find out that one was. We duly ordered one and, on arrival in just a couple of days, he fitted it. We are really happy that we have managed to prolong the life of our microwave and saved some money at an expensive time of year.

The turntable in my Whirlpool microwave oven decided to give up.I started to look for a replacement and was quite shocked at the cost from three UK white goods spares suppliers.The prices varied but were all well over £40 with shipping, one was nearly £50. ROBBING GETS!On Amazon I stumbled across the exact motor by the original manufacturer and got it next day for a total of £7.99.It was a doddle to fit and I had it up and running in less than 15-minutes. Well done Zkee-Shop!

Worked for Simens microwave!