Turntable Motor for Panasonic F63265G60AP F63265G60CP Microwave Synchronous Motor NNSD987S NN-SD987S etc

Works great. Could not get a replacement from Toshiba. They gave us a full refund -$150 and suggested I go to Amazon and buy a motor for $15- so I did. Easy to install.

I bought is as a replacement for the Panasonic motor that stopped working. Was simple to install: one screw and 2 jacks. No need to replace the microwave! Very pleased!

My microwave turn table stopped working one day. Was in the process of ordering a new microwave when I stumbled upon a video on how easy it is to fix the issue.Ordered this part and my turn table is working again. The replacement process was easy as can be.

Just makes sure you have correct size for turn table

This turntable motor was a "clone" of the old one in our Panasonic NN-SD797S microwave oven. All of the text on the label was identical. It fit perfectly and runs perfectly.

My microwave was screaming 😱 for help and wouldn’t turn with any weight on it. After a little research I ordered a new part seeing how it’s only snipping the bottom mount, undo the electrical tabs, unscrew one screw. Out with the old and in with the new and everything in reverse order. You can flip the bottom mount around and there are slots to put it in and hole for an additional metal screw I had in my garage. The microwave is quiet 🤐 as a mouse 🐭 and spins like a dancer 💃.

Our 10 year old Panasonic microwave NNSN661S started acting up recently. The turntable was slow to start and made groaning noises. Food was not cooking evenly because of this issue. I thought we had to replace the microwave. A web search revealed that the turntable motors do fail and it is a fairly easy fix.Motor received quickly. Unplugged microwave. Removed the glass dish and roller ring. Gently pried the plastic shaft guide. Flipped microwave over. There should be a panel door. (Our door had to be snipped with a pair diagonal pliers.). Removed the access panel door. (Be careful of sharp edges from the snipping. unplug the two leads. Remove one Philips screw holding the motor. Twist and remove motor. Replace motor and reverse instructions. ( I needed a machine screw to reattach the panel). Voila, microwave is now as good as new!

This motor has been in use for several months and continues to function. My only complaint is that it does not rotate a single revolution in 10 seconds, it’s slightly off. After about 3 minutes the tray is behind by half revolution. The original was spot on !Don’t allow food particles to get under the tray and block rotation, that will damage plastic gears inside as the motor fights to overcome the obstacle.