Marlingardener thanks for correcting me. I got so excited I really messed that up . Oh why can't you edit posts on the forum! Johanna h: just go by the time change I originally posted-you'll gain two hours! lol. 8:09 wow that's late. Adirondackgardener yes it is a good reminder for the batteries for CO detectors & fire alarms. In town here a couple of years ago there was a tragic accident during a kids birthday sleepover-CO from the furnace I think it was overcame the kids, the parents were in bed & could barely call 911 they were so out of it. Tragic, very tragic. Thank you for the reminder! Brendasue

Another huge thank you to EVERYONE who has contributed to this thread. So much info here for a very specific problem that we all share. I too have Theramador SEMW272BS/02 combo with a MBBS/01 microwave (made in 2004). The microwave went out about 3 months ago and I just wish that I had found this thread sooner! I ended up purchasing 3 separate microwaves trying to make them fit in the space and the to the trim/sheet metal spacers (luckily I was able to return all of them once I found this thread). Big thanks to @Oren L your note about measuring the distance of the front feet was 100% accurate and I was able to get the LG LMC2075ST within the hour from the Best Buy near me. This was a total hallelujah moment (not only that I found this thread, but it was actually in stock). As others have mentioned, once you have the correct replacement, the trim fits just right (except for the back panel because of the back bulge) and the process is really quick and easy (about 1-2 hours). For those of you who have searched through the bowels of the internet searching for this information... congrats, you have found the holy grail! You have probably been told by Thermador, home appliance dealers, and various repairmen, that what you're trying to do is impossible. This thread proves the power of the internet bringing us together to share information is so powerful. As others have said in the thread, this info will save you hundreds if not thousands of dollars and hours and hours of time (this isn't hyperbole if you've found this thread because you have the same problem). If you gain valuable info here, please continue to pay it forward by posting your experience for the next person.

Back when Hubs still worked and the kids were either at school or grown and out on their own, I loved to put on my fav music nice and loud and clean up a storm with a few boogie moves in between jobs. Awwww to be young and frisky again, LOL Sandy, I say dance now, clean some other time. Dottie

Dianne; I decided that I needed space for a garbage can more than the accessories rack. I also wanted a drawer for my prep knives. Also, the accessories rack only holds the plastic trays and the prep bowls (which are porcelain). They don't hold the mother of all cutting boards -- I knew I would need a special place for that baby. I asked my cabinet maker to configure the sink cab to have a drawer and garbage pull. This is what it looks like from the outside. This is with the drawer and doors open. To store the wood cutting board and large tray, I bought this upright divider from BBB and put it under the sink. I'll store the small tray and prep bowls in a nearby upper cab. There are metal bracket holders on the end of the sink to hold the accessory tray. They cut out the drawer back to fit under the shallow part of the sink and around the brackets - that side of the drawer is also about 3/4 inch shorter than the other to allow for the shallow part of the sink. This picture shows that part. Hope I didn't bore you with my photos, but I'm glad I did this modification. It just seemed to make sense to have the garbage close to my prep area, and in my kitchen, that was where I was planning to put it before I discovered the Stages sink. Keep us updated!