Thank you! Found a microwave on Marketplace for free, took my broken door off, put the new one on as you showed and voila...good as new, took five minutes, saved $$$. I love being able to reuse and not have to replace the whole unit due to one little thing!! THANK YOU!!!
Thank you!!!. Using your video and a few others I got the courage to try this. Replaced broken microwave door in a rental unit. Saved myself a lot of TIME and money. Bought it in Amazon for $70. I unplugged the old microwave, removed the damaged door and took it home with me so I could take my time to determine if I needed a specific part or the whole door. I could have replaced the frame only but for the price difference it was not worth the trouble of disassembling the old door so I bought the complete door and it was easy to install.
Great video. The unit is pretty similar to my Samsung built in. My inner panel is coming off. The unit worked for a bit but then started not heating slowly and then completely. I’m guessing this is a safety feature that the unit will not work unless there’s a complete seal? Hoping that’s the only issue, seems like the most obvious reason it stopped working. Thanks for the tips!
Awesome! thank you very much for showing me all i needed was a flathead screwdriver to gain access to the door. My issue was with the glass and ended up fixing it myself, but not without your help!! 👍🍺
Thank you! When I removed my microwave the door came off and I couldn't get it to go back in. I should be able to get it back on once I remove that inner face plate. 😊
I found this very useful and the Kenmore door appears to be identical to our Bosch microwave. My problem is I only need to replace the handle and after removing that initial cover piece the screws to change the handle were not visible with the glass fitting attached. How do I take the cover off the door so I can access the screws for the door. Thank you
I have a Kenmore microwave above an oven. The microwave has the black vent frame around it. The push button door latch broke so I can't open the microwave. There are no screws to remove the frame and I can't get anything behind the door to open it (like a thin spatula) because it's flush with the vent frame. Do you have any suggestions for how to open the microwave door so I can start the repair process?
I have a whirlpool microwave, bottom screw that holds the glass door frame has a broken plastic nut that holds the screw. Would there be any way I could put that screw together?
Looks easy enough. my outer door glass broke, what is your advise: should I just replace the door or the glass???Is it a special glass IF i can repair?? If so would you know where to order glass or door for a Kenmore micro/hood cobination microwave???? You help is greatly appreciated
Hey Rosie, In the past I have used partselect.com. You can enter “Kenmore” and the model number for you microwave and then they will show you the parts available. You should be able to buy a complete door or just the glass portion if you want to disassemble and reassemble the door with the new glass. Best of luck.
I ordered a clear piece of tempered glass for my GE microwave but now you can see the inner part of the door. It should be obscured by the tint or bubble effect at the top of the glass. It was cheap but not the correct replacement glass. Lesson learned.lol Have a great day
You definitely took the easy way out and when I say that I had to replace the outer door trim and you need to pull the door, handle, inner frame, and the glass. What a pain in the a$$. You literally have to bend the plastic to fit the zero tolerance glass in which took several tries. I don’t know why but, the outer trim would not clip at the hinge side on two clips. This is a 18+ year old JVM1640 and not worth putting any more money into. The trim was 35.00 and that’s all folks. Good video, well spoken, well edited.
I have a Whirlpool microwave model MH 1150XMB-1. The door's face plate is cracked and the handle is broken. I purchased a new face plate and handle. I watched your video and others describing how to replace the entire door or handle, but no one addressed how to remove the face plate. I have removed the three visible screws, but the face plate is still in tact. I need help please.
Hey Christine, hard to help you without seeing a few pictures. I wish you could post pictures in UA-cam comments but at least currently that is not a supported feature. You can jump over to our Everyday Home Repairs facebook page and send a message with pictures and I can try to help. Thanks!
I watched your video on removing the inner trim from the microwave which is identical to mine. The inner frame has not been damaged in my range, but the interior glass was damaged and needs to be replaced. Once the inner frame is removed, how do you remove the glass and the microwave shield which should be one piece? I have ordered the part from Sears Parts Direct. Entire door assembly was out of stock ($226). Glass/shield piece ($114). How do you check for leaks, or do we need to after replacing the inner glass/shield?
Hey Betty, Go ahead and install the new glass and make sure everything aligns and snaps into place. I don't know of a full proof way to check for leaks but think it will be pretty apparent if things aren't lining up because the door will be hard to close and might not latch. Give it a try and let me know how it goes.
Great video, I appreciated it. However, blaming the tenant for a design flaw I think is poor form. The plastic backing holding the door is extremely flimsy. A single screw going through unreinforced plastic is responsible for the breakage, not a lot of cooking by a tenant. These things break with minimal use.
If I needed to replace the entire door this would be helpful. However, all I need is to replace the clear outer plexiglass on the door rather than the entire door. Still looking for how to remove and replace that for a GE model JES2051SN3SS microwave
We have a new Kenmore brand microwave. The door is like hard to close and open, I guess because it's new, but it annoys me. So I file both latches to make it a little bit softer to close and open, but I file it too much. Now the latch is not in contact with the switch inside. Do you have any remedy or solution without buying a new part/parts? Thank you and more power to your channel.
Thank you for the video. I am trying to replace the door handle on a GE built in microwave- model PVM9179SF2SS. I am able to remove the choke/ the plastic around the inside of the door. I am unable to see where the handle is screwed in. Can you give me dictions to remove the door assembly so that I can get to the handle screws?
how do you replace the inside see-through window on a frigidaire microwave door? FGMV175QFA part# FRG9492506 we received the part with no instructions...can you help us?(the glass got zapped by a piece of alum.foil and created a hole in glass).
When a good over-the-range microwave costs between $200 to $400 at Lowe's, I don't see how to save money by replacing the door at around $250+ just for the part, excluding shipping. Just change out the whole unit.
Hi Xena, depending on the brand you could probably find it on partselect.com or amazon. The majority of modern microwaves seem to have a similar door hinge design. Best of luck.
Replacing the whole microwave for $500 when the repairman is only $250? Still probably not a wise investment unless the microwave is old. And based on what I have seen in the past 5 years , with a GE microwave which one would expect to be quality... they just are not built to last. I could not believe the door had a plastic piece break out of the latch, and that the frame came loose like it did... at approx a year old, if that.
So its not 'Microwave Door Disassemby and Repair' its removal of a door and put another one back. Where is the Disassembly, where is the repair? Dear oh dear..........
@@EverydayHomeRepairs Yeah, I also need to take apart the door to clear up inner condensation and film on screen. Your first steps are what I expected; it would be nice to see the full disassembly-as indicated in your video's diagram-before attempting it myself. I suspect it is merely a matter of another snap-fit prying procedure along the door periphery where those tab-like projections are, but it would have been nice to see.
uh.... most people who cook will use oil and heat to do it. Cooking with the amounts of heat required should not destroy the handle on the microwave. The door failing is not because of them, but because of the microwave being made flimsy. I cook all the time, and yea, I often use oil in my cooking, but that has nothing whatsoever to do with the microwave door breaking. We rent, and our microwave had gone bad.,.. started acting weird, where if you punched in 2 minutes, it would try to run longer, or suddenly change the numbers you punched in. I saw it happen when no one was touching it. Would you fault the renters for cooking things that put off steam/moisture? That's what happens on a stove. People cook on them. They cook in water, they cook with oil. That's NORMAL behavior. It's what stoves are used for. People who make Microwaves designed to go above a stove are supposed to take that into consideration and design them to withstand moisture and any heat. Heat RISES. That's the way it works. But I cook with oil and medium to medium high heat depending on what I am cooking all the time... and my handle never came off. So the owners replaced the microwave. A YEAR in, and I use my microwave probably daily, maybe even multiple times a day - and I cook every day. Last night, as I said, only a year in, suddenly the frame on the inside of the door popped out on the bottom when I opened it, AND a piece of PLASTIC that they use inside where the door latches, broke and fell out. The previous microwave never had that happen, and it had been 4 years before he replaced it due to the weird electronic issues. It's not my fault the frame came off . I use the microwave a lot. I cook a lot. But it's not my fault, nor the grease build up, the fault is FLIMSY parts. They use plastic because it's cheaper than metal, and God only knows how that frame is attached, but clearly it should not come off in a year simply because the person uses it . That's what it's for! And it should be designed to withstand heat, steam etc from the stove beneath it, and yes, grease buildup. Why you think Grease build up contributed to the door handle coming off is beyond me. That makes no sense. The handle came off because of the way it's made, not because someone was cooking with oil and heat beneath the microwave. The microwave handles on my microwave never came off in 4 years and I cook daily - often with oil and with med to med high heat. You should not blame the renter when parts fail like that, or a door handle comes off. It's most likely a fault in the plastic, like with the part that came out of the door latch. Why they use cheap plastic in that instead of metal is just beyond me. It should be common sense that it will get a lot of use, and should be designed to last. But then again, maybe that's by design. I have seen the prices of parts for refrigerators, and it's the same for microwaves. Over a hundred dollars for a stupid plastic bin? SMH $87 for a HANDLE? The entire Microwave costs like $500, and a door handle is $87??? (GE handle was at a website called Part Select) That's outrageous. The bin really ticked me off because they are VERY flimsy plastic. It doesn't take much for a refrigerator bin to break. One would think they would be designed to hold a decent amount of fruits and veggies, but if you actually put a decent amount in there, be very very careful when you open the drawer, or if you have to take it out (remove everything from the drawer before you remove it because it is flimsy and could easily break from the weight on the plastic. Cooking with oil and "high heat" & microwave issues? The only thing I can think of that 'might' result from cooking with oil a lot below the microwave, is the vent hood getting an oil buildup. I can't help but wonder whether you have even thought of that. Ours has a vent ductwork that leads to outside the apartment, but I can't see how it could be cleaned since it is a totally closed system except for a tiny vent on the outside of the apartment building. That's going to be a problem. My microwave is now leaking oil out of the holes inside the ceiling of the microwave - maintenance doesn't know what to do, so he was going to replace it. EVEN THOUGH he was the one to first suggest it could be an oil buildup in the ducts. He has no idea how to deal with that, and neither do I. Try a google for that, and all you get is restaurant hood cleaning. For restaurant hoods, they clean them from the roof, and they are big enough I believe that sometimes the people who do that for a living (my brother had a business doing that) can literally climb inside to clean them. They have to be cleaned or they can catch fire. But I don't think the people who started making vents to vent smoke and moisture outside ever considered that they would end up building up smoke and even grease inside the ducts.
HOOKS STICKING OUT THE DOOR IS A DUMB IDEA! I assume the designer had a warped sense of humor and enjoyed thinking of how many people, removing scalding liquid from the oven, will be splattered when the vessel catches on the hooks.
Thanks for your information/horror story. Tenants who cook with gallons of grease ON the appliances have either clearly missed the most basic concepts of cooking, in any ethnicity, or they were under the impression kitchens and related appliances are disposable, which could be a failure of communication, education, civility, health and safety, common sense, and/or self preservation. In any case, they need to be evicted and immediately returned to their parents, hovel, school, orphanage, foster home, rehab, shelter, or whatever cog in the proverbial wheel rushed them along to independent living in your unit, where they have really overshot the mark, and swam way beyond their depth. These are ideal candidates for work farms and prison labor, if that. No war torn region would want them, going through multiple microwaves and grease by the gallon, who are these people? ? They should come with warning labels. Even for those who enjoy domestic violence, there's no excuse for that stove top.
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Thank you! Found a microwave on Marketplace for free, took my broken door off, put the new one on as you showed and voila...good as new, took five minutes, saved $$$. I love being able to reuse and not have to replace the whole unit due to one little thing!! THANK YOU!!!
Thank you!!!. Using your video and a few others I got the courage to try this. Replaced broken microwave door in a rental unit. Saved myself a lot of TIME and money. Bought it in Amazon for $70. I unplugged the old microwave, removed the damaged door and took it home with me so I could take my time to determine if I needed a specific part or the whole door. I could have replaced the frame only but for the price difference it was not worth the trouble of disassembling the old door so I bought the complete door and it was easy to install.
Thank you for sharing the awesome tips. One question: how to remove the inside glass of the door to access the grill in-between to clean it?
Great video. The unit is pretty similar to my Samsung built in. My inner panel is coming off. The unit worked for a bit but then started not heating slowly and then completely. I’m guessing this is a safety feature that the unit will not work unless there’s a complete seal? Hoping that’s the only issue, seems like the most obvious reason it stopped working. Thanks for the tips!
Awesome! thank you very much for showing me all i needed was a flathead screwdriver to gain access to the door. My issue was with the glass and ended up fixing it myself, but not without your help!! 👍🍺
Thank you! When I removed my microwave the door came off and I couldn't get it to go back in. I should be able to get it back on once I remove that inner face plate. 😊
I found this very useful and the Kenmore door appears to be identical to our Bosch microwave. My problem is I only need to replace the handle and after removing that initial cover piece the screws to change the handle were not visible with the glass fitting attached. How do I take the cover off the door so I can access the screws for the door. Thank you
Oh my goodness. Did someone position a microwave about a foot above an actual stovetop/oven?
Thanks for the tips.
Thank you so much for this video! The door was so easy to replace, thanks to your video!
I have a Kenmore microwave above an oven. The microwave has the black vent frame around it. The push button door latch broke so I can't open the microwave. There are no screws to remove the frame and I can't get anything behind the door to open it (like a thin spatula) because it's flush with the vent frame. Do you have any suggestions for how to open the microwave door so I can start the repair process?
Our door is cracked in several diff directions right under the top of the handle. Trying to figure how to fix that.
Hopefully GE follows the same door install as this unit on my GE Cafe' model, looks like the same hinge setup different door assembly.
I have a whirlpool microwave, bottom screw that holds the glass door frame has a broken plastic nut that holds the screw. Would there be any way I could put that screw together?
What is the plastic cover called you removed to get to remove door
The door u removed at 3.28. Loose on the bottom for me because some plastic broke i don't know if it is brackets. But I can still open and close it.
Hi, What is that part called which is numbered 014, $9 in the diagram?
Looks easy enough. my outer door glass broke, what is your advise: should I just replace the door or the glass???Is it a special glass IF i can repair?? If so would you know where to order glass or door for a Kenmore micro/hood cobination microwave???? You help is greatly appreciated
Hey Rosie, In the past I have used partselect.com. You can enter “Kenmore” and the model number for you microwave and then they will show you the parts available. You should be able to buy a complete door or just the glass portion if you want to disassemble and reassemble the door with the new glass. Best of luck.
I ordered a clear piece of tempered glass for my GE microwave but now you can see the inner part of the door. It should be obscured by the tint or bubble effect at the top of the glass. It was cheap but not the correct replacement glass. Lesson learned.lol
Have a great day
Thank you ❤️ you have saved me so much money!
You definitely took the easy way out and when I say that I had to replace the outer door trim and you need to pull the door, handle, inner frame, and the glass. What a pain in the a$$. You literally have to bend the plastic to fit the zero tolerance glass in which took several tries. I don’t know why but, the outer trim would not clip at the hinge side on two clips. This is a 18+ year old JVM1640 and not worth putting any more money into. The trim was 35.00 and that’s all folks. Good video, well spoken, well edited.
Thank you so much for this!!! Just helped me repair a broken handle :)
Thank you so much for this video. It was very helpful for me. 👍
I have an LG microwave and needed to remove door. Easy as you showed it on your video.
On that same model How can I put the outer glass back in place
Would this be the same for my Bosch over the oven microwave
My microwave is model MC31 . 4 people have tried to remove it with no success 😊
I have a Whirlpool microwave model MH 1150XMB-1. The door's face plate is cracked and the handle is broken. I purchased a new face plate and handle. I watched your video and others describing how to replace the entire door or handle, but no one addressed how to remove the face plate. I have removed the three visible screws, but the face plate is still in tact. I need help please.
Hey Christine, hard to help you without seeing a few pictures. I wish you could post pictures in UA-cam comments but at least currently that is not a supported feature. You can jump over to our Everyday Home Repairs facebook page and send a message with pictures and I can try to help. Thanks!
thank you so much I fixed the problem because of you.
Glad I could help
Thank You so much! We see how to replace the broken handle.
I watched your video on removing the inner trim from the microwave which is identical to mine. The inner frame has not been damaged in my range, but the interior glass was damaged and needs to be replaced. Once the inner frame is removed, how do you remove the glass and the microwave shield which should be one piece? I have ordered the part from Sears Parts Direct. Entire door assembly was out of stock ($226). Glass/shield piece ($114). How do you check for leaks, or do we need to after replacing the inner glass/shield?
Hey Betty, Go ahead and install the new glass and make sure everything aligns and snaps into place. I don't know of a full proof way to check for leaks but think it will be pretty apparent if things aren't lining up because the door will be hard to close and might not latch. Give it a try and let me know how it goes.
Great video, I appreciated it. However, blaming the tenant for a design flaw I think is poor form. The plastic backing holding the door is extremely flimsy. A single screw going through unreinforced plastic is responsible for the breakage, not a lot of cooking by a tenant. These things break with minimal use.
If I needed to replace the entire door this would be helpful. However, all I need is to replace the clear outer plexiglass on the door rather than the entire door. Still looking for how to remove and replace that for a GE model JES2051SN3SS microwave
Very helpful video!!! Thank you.
You're welcome!
We have a new Kenmore brand microwave. The door is like hard to close and open, I guess because it's new, but it annoys me. So I file both latches to make it a little bit softer to close and open,
but I file it too much. Now the latch is not in contact with the switch inside. Do you have any remedy or solution without buying a new part/parts? Thank you and more power to your channel.
Change the spring tension so it shuts softly ...and engages the switch that enables it to start up
screws stripped out of door handle. handle no longer av. might try jb weld or maybe make a handle.
Thank you for the video. I am trying to replace the door handle on a GE built in microwave- model PVM9179SF2SS. I am able to remove the choke/ the plastic around the inside of the door. I am unable to see where the handle is screwed in. Can you give me dictions to remove the door assembly so that I can get to the handle screws?
how do you replace the inside see-through window on a frigidaire microwave door? FGMV175QFA part# FRG9492506 we received the part with no instructions...can you help us?(the glass got zapped by a piece of alum.foil and created a hole in glass).
When a good over-the-range microwave costs between $200 to $400 at Lowe's, I don't see how to save money by replacing the door at around $250+ just for the part, excluding shipping. Just change out the whole unit.
Great video. Spot on for the repair I needed and you did a great job explaining what needed to be done. Thanks!
Glad it helped
Thank you for this ❤️
This was super helpful! Thank you!
Great video, thank you. Go ILLINI !!!!
Thanks!
A couple of questions, where do you recommend a door assembly for a rival microwave oven and are the replacement steps similar?
Hi Xena, depending on the brand you could probably find it on partselect.com or amazon. The majority of modern microwaves seem to have a similar door hinge design. Best of luck.
Technically, your supposed to check for leaks after replacing the door.
Thanks for the tip 👍
Try moving the cabinet and microwave up a few inches.
Hope it works i accidentally pulled my micropwave handle off
You need to lay off the steroids 💪
You really don’t need to take that inner cover off to remove the door. All you do is press in on the plastic tab and lift the door.
That part is now $396.90 as Aug. 2022!
My microvave starts & stops..2014 model
Красавчик!
Thank you! I need to replace the door and the repair company want 175.00 to do it.
$175 for labor?
@@EverydayHomeRepairs Yep. I did it myself last night. Took less then 10 mins
@@jeffdenbaugh8256 isn't that crazy. Good for you on taking the initiative and saving the cash.
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Replacing the whole microwave for $500 when the repairman is only $250? Still probably not a wise investment unless the microwave is old. And based on what I have seen in the past 5 years , with a GE microwave which one would expect to be quality... they just are not built to last. I could not believe the door had a plastic piece break out of the latch, and that the frame came loose like it did... at approx a year old, if that.
So its not 'Microwave Door Disassemby and Repair' its removal of a door and put another one back. Where is the Disassembly, where is the repair? Dear oh dear..........
Were you looking for help on a specific issue?
@@EverydayHomeRepairs disassembling a microwave door, strangely enough. Thanks for asking, nice video, apart from the title.👍
@@EverydayHomeRepairs Yeah, I also need to take apart the door to clear up inner condensation and film on screen. Your first steps are what I expected; it would be nice to see the full disassembly-as indicated in your video's diagram-before attempting it myself. I suspect it is merely a matter of another snap-fit prying procedure along the door periphery where those tab-like projections are, but it would have been nice to see.
uh.... most people who cook will use oil and heat to do it. Cooking with the amounts of heat required should not destroy the handle on the microwave. The door failing is not because of them, but because of the microwave being made flimsy. I cook all the time, and yea, I often use oil in my cooking, but that has nothing whatsoever to do with the microwave door breaking.
We rent, and our microwave had gone bad.,.. started acting weird, where if you punched in 2 minutes, it would try to run longer, or suddenly change the numbers you punched in. I saw it happen when no one was touching it. Would you fault the renters for cooking things that put off steam/moisture? That's what happens on a stove. People cook on them. They cook in water, they cook with oil. That's NORMAL behavior. It's what stoves are used for. People who make Microwaves designed to go above a stove are supposed to take that into consideration and design them to withstand moisture and any heat. Heat RISES.
That's the way it works. But I cook with oil and medium to medium high heat depending on what I am cooking all the time... and my handle never came off.
So the owners replaced the microwave. A YEAR in, and I use my microwave probably daily, maybe even multiple times a day - and I cook every day. Last night, as I said, only a year in, suddenly the frame on the inside of the door popped out on the bottom when I opened it, AND a piece of PLASTIC that they use inside where the door latches, broke and fell out. The previous microwave never had that happen, and it had been 4 years before he replaced it due to the weird electronic issues.
It's not my fault the frame came off . I use the microwave a lot. I cook a lot. But it's not my fault, nor the grease build up, the fault is FLIMSY parts. They use plastic because it's cheaper than metal, and God only knows how that frame is attached, but clearly it should not come off in a year simply because the person uses it . That's what it's for! And it should be designed to withstand heat, steam etc from the stove beneath it, and yes, grease buildup. Why you think Grease build up contributed to the door handle coming off is beyond me. That makes no sense. The handle came off because of the way it's made, not because someone was cooking with oil and heat beneath the microwave. The microwave handles on my microwave never came off in 4 years and I cook daily - often with oil and with med to med high heat.
You should not blame the renter when parts fail like that, or a door handle comes off. It's most likely a fault in the plastic, like with the part that came out of the door latch. Why they use cheap plastic in that instead of metal is just beyond me. It should be common sense that it will get a lot of use, and should be designed to last. But then again, maybe that's by design. I have seen the prices of parts for refrigerators, and it's the same for microwaves. Over a hundred dollars for a stupid plastic bin? SMH
$87 for a HANDLE? The entire Microwave costs like $500, and a door handle is $87??? (GE handle was at a website called Part Select) That's outrageous. The bin really ticked me off because they are VERY flimsy plastic. It doesn't take much for a refrigerator bin to break. One would think they would be designed to hold a decent amount of fruits and veggies, but if you actually put a decent amount in there, be very very careful when you open the drawer, or if you have to take it out (remove everything from the drawer before you remove it because it is flimsy and could easily break from the weight on the plastic.
Cooking with oil and "high heat" & microwave issues?
The only thing I can think of that 'might' result from cooking with oil a lot below the microwave, is the vent hood getting an oil buildup. I can't help but wonder whether you have even thought of that. Ours has a vent ductwork that leads to outside the apartment, but I can't see how it could be cleaned since it is a totally closed system except for a tiny vent on the outside of the apartment building. That's going to be a problem. My microwave is now leaking oil out of the holes inside the ceiling of the microwave - maintenance doesn't know what to do, so he was going to replace it. EVEN THOUGH he was the one to first suggest it could be an oil buildup in the ducts. He has no idea how to deal with that, and neither do I. Try a google for that, and all you get is restaurant hood cleaning. For restaurant hoods, they clean them from the roof, and they are big enough I believe that sometimes the people who do that for a living (my brother had a business doing that) can literally climb inside to clean them. They have to be cleaned or they can catch fire. But I don't think the people who started making vents to vent smoke and moisture outside ever considered that they would end up building up smoke and even grease inside the ducts.
HOOKS STICKING OUT THE DOOR IS A DUMB IDEA! I assume the designer had a warped sense of humor and enjoyed thinking of how many people, removing scalding liquid from the oven, will be splattered when the vessel catches on the hooks.
Thanks for your information/horror story. Tenants who cook with gallons of grease ON the appliances have either clearly missed the most basic concepts of cooking, in any ethnicity, or they were under the impression kitchens and related appliances are disposable, which could be a failure of communication, education, civility, health and safety, common sense, and/or self preservation. In any case, they need to be evicted and immediately returned to their parents, hovel, school, orphanage, foster home, rehab, shelter, or whatever cog in the proverbial wheel rushed them along to independent living in your unit, where they have really overshot the mark, and swam way beyond their depth.
These are ideal candidates for work farms and prison labor, if that. No war torn region would want them, going through multiple microwaves and grease by the gallon, who are these people? ?
They should come with warning labels. Even for those who enjoy domestic violence, there's no excuse for that stove top.
$175 for a door? LOL. It's a rental. Get the whole thing for $50 on facebook. Lots of them
Yeah pretty pricey for sure. With that said I’m not a huge fan of buying a used microwave other than the countertop models.
Very helpful - thank you!