nrgins t1_ixv8tou wrote
Reply to comment by Syndicofberyl in Microwave works, but doesn't work by [deleted]
Apparently (I've learned since posting this in several groups) there are two power sources: a high power source for the part that cooks, and a low power source, for everything else. So that explains why part of it works, but it doesn't cook.
paigeguy t1_ixv9t83 wrote
I have a similar problem. At first unplugging brought it back, but soon it became brain dead and needed to be reset a lot. Eventually it had but one function left - add minute. So now, I heat everything in multiples of minutes. And yes, it is time for a new one, but it is 8th on my list of things to avoid doing right now.
nrgins t1_ixva3jh wrote
LOL Great story! Sounds like what I would do.
Looked around at web sites. I see WalMart has a 1000W unit for $70. I think I'll probably just do that.
paigeguy t1_ixvaed7 wrote
You must have a very short list of jobs to put off. Of course sometimes effort must be made.
nrgins t1_ixvase7 wrote
Not sure I'm following you. In my case, I can't use my MW at all, so it's a high priority. If I had the one-minute thing that you have, then I'd probably do that as well.
paigeguy t1_ixvbap9 wrote
I agree that I am better off with my one function oven. Mostly it was a chance to demonstrate true procrastination. You could get a counter top modal and use the wall mounted one for storage. Would save the install
nrgins t1_ixvelzo wrote
I don't have a wall-mounted one. The only one I have, the one that's non-functional, is a counter-top model.
paigeguy t1_ixveuzt wrote
No problem, just stack them double-decker.
Syndicofberyl t1_ixwbzc9 wrote
TIL. A moment of silence for home's dead MW
nrgins t1_ixwc52j wrote
bowing head
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