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Trim Kits: Do You Need One for Built in Microwaves?
A trim kit is not necessary for installing a built-in microwave. Built-in microwaves are designed to be installed directly into cabinetry, creating a seamless and integrated look. However, for countertop models that you want to give a built-in appearance, a trim kit can be used to achieve a sleek and finished look. It is ultimately…
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 Is Hot When Not In Use – What To Do?
If your microwave is overheating even when not in use, it could be due to several possible reasons. The first step is to immediately unplug the microwave from the outlet and monitor it to note exactly when it gets hot. Check the power cord and the fan for any issues, and also assess the diode…
The Ultimate Guide to Replacing Parts on Your Microwave Oven
Replacing parts on your microwave oven may seem like a daunting task, but it’s really not that difficult. If you have the right tools and supplies, plus the knowledge of what to do and how to do it, then you can replace most parts with relative ease. As an appliance repair expert with decades of…
The Benefits Of Rotating Turntables on Microwave Oven
Rotating turntables on a microwave oven helps to ensure that food is heated or cooked evenly. Without a rotating turntable, certain areas of the food may be overcooked while others remain cold. By rotating the food while it cooks, a rotating turntable helps to distribute heat more evenly throughout the food, resulting in better cooking…
How Do You Tell If Your Microwave Is Vented Outside?
To check if your microwave is venting outside, look above, behind, or below the cabinet that your microwave is in for a tube that could send the exhaust outside your house. Also, check directly behind your microwave for another air duct that could be venting the vapors outside. If you don’t already see a duct…