Function and benefits Reliable, steady rotation: This synchronous motor uses electromagnetic induction and AC power to produce stable rotational motion with a fixed speed and direction. That consistency helps ensure even heating of food by keeping the microwave turntable rotating smoothly. Accurate lowspeed performance: Operates in the common microwave turntable speed range of 6–12 RPM, providing the slow, controlled rotation needed for turntables and other lowspeed rotating assemblies. Durable in microwave conditions: Built to resist the higher temperatures inside microwave ovens, reducing the risk of heatrelated malfunctions and extending service life. Simple, serviceable design: The motor's core components (stator, rotor, and control circuit) provide straightforward, dependable operation that is easy to integrate and maintain. Key attributes Function: Provides lowspeed, constantspeed rotation under AC power for microwave oven turntables and similar applications. Compatibility: Intended for use with microwave oven turntable assemblies that require synchronous lowspeed drive (6–12 RPM). Suitable for home, office, and light commercial microwave repairs and replacements. Performance: Stable speed and direction reduce vibration and uneven rotation, promoting more uniform heating and quieter operation. Construction: Standard synchronous motor architecture — stator generates the rotating magnetic field, rotor follows the field, and an integrated control circuit coordinates operation for consistent output. Temperature resistance: Designed to operate reliably in the warmer internal environment of microwave ovens to minimize heatinduced failures. Practical use scenarios Microwave turntable replacement: Swap in this motor to a failed turntable motor in a home or office microwave to restore smooth, consistent rotation and even heating. Appliance and servicing: Useful for technicians and service centers needing a dependable lowspeed synchronous motor for work on microwaves and other small appliances. Equipment prototypes or displays: Use where a quiet, slow, consistent rotation is required (for example, rotating product displays or demonstration rigs) in environments with moderate ambient heat. What this solves Eliminates uneven cooking caused by intermittent or inconsistent rotation. Reduces repeat repairs by withstanding higher operating temperatures found inside microwaves. Provides predictable, lowspeed performance so turntables and drivetrains remain synchronized with oven timing and control systems. What to check before Confirm your microwave's required turntable RPM (this motor covers the common 6–12 RPM range). Verify electrical compatibility with your appliance's AC supply and connector type or mounting interface prior to installation. Technical summary Operating principle: Synchronous motor driven by AC power for stable rotation. Main components: Stator, rotor, and control circuit. Speed: Typical microwave turntable range — 6 to 12 revolutions per minute. Environment: temperature resistance suitable for microwave oven interiors.