Microwave oven

[Stephen Hare]

Just replaced the original Convection/Microwave (Radarange by Amana) It smelled bad,

and the 'electronic' controls hardly worked. Went to sears, and found a Kenmore Elite

Stainless Steel Micro/Convection oven. Was normally $399.00 but was on sale for $350.

Much, much better. I will appreciate and enjoy the vintage BlueBird, except when trying

to prepare dinner! Modern looks, and nice controls with a nice turntable with sensor cooking!

Hit a button to pop popcorn and re-heat plates, etc. Fits in exact space, with no cutting/modifying!

Stephen H

82 PT40 6V92 Silver

Full-Timing in Dover, Fl for little longer

On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 7:55 AM, luckyron1 <"luckyron1@yahoo.com"> wrote:

We replaced our Sharp micro/convection with another Sharp
micro/convection last spring. Sharp still makes 'em the same size so
remodeling was not needed. The majority seems to feel that repairing
isn't cost-effective.


2000 LXI

--- In "WanderlodgeForum%40yahoogroups.com", "Gus" wrote:
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> My Sharp microwave convection oven has quit working. I removed it

today to
> see if it can be fixed. Does anyone have any info regarding fixing
vs
> buying a new one? If new is the way to go, does anyone have any
knowledge
> what brand has served them well or what brand to stay away from.

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> All information is appreciated.
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> Gus Rodriguez
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> 89pt40 8v92
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> Pearland, Texas
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