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How To Test A Microwave Oven’s High Voltage Capacitor
Over time, capacitors can wear out or become damaged due to usage – when this happens they can’t hold charge correctly, leading them fail their tests and causing other parts of the microwave oven to malfunction. A faulty capacitor can also cause serious electrical shocks, which makes proper testing essential before attempting any repairs on…
How To Choose The Right Power Level For Your Microwave Oven
When using a microwave oven, it’s important to choose the right power level for different types of cooking. Use medium-high (around 70 percent) power for gentle cooking of meats and poultry, baking casseroles, sautéing, and reheating food. Medium (50 percent) power is perfect for slow-cooking and braising, while low (30 percent) power is ideal for…
Microwave Safety: Does Looking at a Microwave Hurt Your Eyes?
Looking at a microwave oven is not going to hurt a person’s eyes. Microwave ovens are built to contain most of the microwaves they emit and the waves that do get through are few and far between. A person’s eyes can be damaged by microwaves, but microwave ovens don’t emit enough to worry. You really…
How To Set The Clock On A Samsung Microwave
Before you start warming up your pizza leftovers from last night though, the first thing you’ll want to do is set the time on the microwave. Having a clock on the microwave can be very handy in the kitchen. In other words, it can let you know when it’s dinner time! But, all microwaves are…
How to Fix a Microwave Door: Common Issues and Solutions
To fix a microwave door, the best option is to try and remove the door by taking out the screws and pieces holding it together. If that doesn’t work, it is a good idea to inspect the other parts related to the door or opening/closing the microwave and make sure they are in good condition….
