Daewoo • Cooking Equipment

Daewoo KOR6L1B Microwave Oven

(as fitted to Auto-Sleepers motorhomes)

Technical documentation and troubleshooting for the Daewoo KOR6L1B microwave oven fitted as standard in earlier Auto-Sleepers motorhome ranges (Mercedes and Peugeot coachbuilt lines, 2009-2013 model years) — 20 litre cavity, 1000W connected load, 700W output, 2450MHz, 10 power levels, turntable.

Note: FLAG FOR ALUN: specs (700W output, 1000W connected load, 20L cavity, 10 power levels, touch control, turntable) are confirmed against 2 independent third-party manual sites and match the Auto-Sleepers handbooks' own FITTED EQUIPMENT chapter exactly. However, the troubleshooting content below was NOT independently sourced for this specific model - neither third-party site's summary exposed the actual 'Before You Call For Service' page text. It is reused from the confirmed-identical boilerplate on 2 other Daewoo microwave entries in this database (Bailey fitment and the later KOR-6L6BD Auto-Sleepers fitment, both independently verified against their own official/third-party manual text) on the basis that Daewoo used the same troubleshooting wording across its whole domestic microwave range in this era - a reasonable inference, not a direct-source confirmation, and should be treated with slightly lower confidence than the KOR-6L6BD entry above.

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Technical Specifications

Power Supply230V AC 50Hz, Single Phase with Earthing
Connected Load1000W
Microwave Output Power700W
Microwave Frequency2450MHz
Cavity Volume20 litres
Power Levels10
Outside Dimensions (W X H X D)446 x 270 x 332 mm

Master Troubleshooting & Diagnostics Matrix

Error Code / IndicatorSymptom / MeaningPossible CauseStep-by-Step DIY FixSuggested Actions
N/A
The microwave oven doesn't work
Not connected to mains, door not firmly closed, cooking time not set, or a blown fuse/tripped circuit breaker.
Make sure the power cord is plugged in securely, the door is shut firmly, and a cooking time has actually been set. Also check for a blown fuse or a tripped circuit breaker on the supply.
DIY Safe
N/A
Sparking inside the microwave cavity
Metal cookware or metal-trimmed dishes are being used, or a metal skewer/foil is touching the inside walls of the oven.
Check you're not using any metal containers or metal-trimmed dishes, and that no metal skewer or foil is touching the oven's interior walls. Contact the service station if it keeps happening.
DIY Check / Tech Fallback

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