Hi, I just bought a sharp R1881lsy and have the same bright light issue at night. In a motorhome, the light is to much. While travelling I couldn't wait for an order online for dim screen sheets. My quick fix was to go to a store like Walmart or Dollar tree and find large glasses for kids with plastic lenses preferably with blue tint. I found a pair under $2 that I could cut down to two covers per lense at 1.25"x2.25" each with tin snips. I marked out the measured sections with a fine tip Sharpee. Tape or add adhesive along the edges of the multiple layers of lense to find the dimness you like. Using glue on the lenses may bleed into the viewing area and is not recommended. Attached the finished lenses to the microwave with 3m vhb double sided tape. The tape is 1/2" wide so I took one length at 2 1/4" and cut it into two pieces, 1/4" wide was ideal. With one 1/4" strip above the display and the other below made for good mounting points. Attaching the lense to the microwave dimmed the display enough to make it work.

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Thank you for your responses, but I was told by the IRS that if the windows had been purchased prior to December 31, 2010 it would have been 30% of the cost of the windows or up to $1,500.00 so I am out $711.00 which is why I wanted the windows put in prior to Dec. 31st so I could have gotten the $711.00 back to go towards the window cost. I spoke to several other contractors and they all stated that I should have no problem getting the tax credit from this window contractor as he did try to deceive me with installing the wrong windows and I have all proof of this including verbal and written proof. So couldn't I take him to court for this money? I did try to work with this man, but he isn't willing to give me what I should be getting for a tax credit and I don't feel he should get by with this, what he did was totally illegal as he was going to give me the wrong stickers had he been able to get by with it and then I would have been defrauding the government by applying for the tax credit with the wrong windows.

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