[Electronics-talk] Microwave

[Jude DaShiell]

If you think the only problem is with the cord, why not call an 
electrician?  If that's really the only problem the oven has, it might 
cost less to have it repaired than you think and the repair maybe can be 
done with the oven never leaving your place at all.  Magnetometers do 
eventually wear out in the newer ovens but since this is 20 years old it 
may last you for the rest of your life and you may be able to pass it on 
to one of your children.  Newer microwaves especially in office use may 
last five years but thn again they get multiple uses on any given 
weekday.

On Sat, 21 Jul 2012, Sherri wrote:

> I have had a very good and very faithful microwave for about 20 years, but 
> it is now no longer working. I think the problem is only with the cord, but 
> probably will cost more to fix than to buy a new one. Anyone own a microwave 
> that is accessible? I know I can buy one with a flat panel and then just 
> label it, but wondered if there were any others out on the market that maybe 
> had knobs or buttons? Thanks.
> 
> Sherri Brun
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