Built in microwave died -- help with replacement?
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Please help - need built-in microwave less than 22 inches wide
Comments (5)don't think a "built in" is out there. you can prob. find a microwave that is 20 1/2" -22" wide and just place it in the space. If you really wanted the look you could order a kit from micro -trim to fake the built in look....See MoreIs the Electrolux built-in microwave a convection microwave?
Comments (4)You re correct cheezyproof, $1400 sounds like too much for just a microwave. We Paid $1397 for the "Speed Oven" in April of 2006, As I recall, it listed for $1600. Looks like I got a good deal on my Miele Optima Dishwasher too (Paneled) $1097 for it. You are correct about Electrolux web-site, It Sucks (bad), you have to do a lotta navigating around to see the different models They should just have one page with all the different models of the "Speed Ovens", another page for the Microwave Models, another for ovens---etc etc. In fact , last time I checked the site, They didn't even have their new "ALL Induction" cooktops----or if they did I wasn't gonna spend the time to "Flush Them Out" Good luck, I should mention we also have the Electrolux Icon Convection oven, paid $1617 for that (30 Inch). It too has been trouble free Gary...See MoreRunning power to a built in microwave
Comments (3)From the pic, I'd say that the range and MW were a matched set, with the MW designed to plug into the range. You'll need to use an outlet on another circuit for the new MW....See MoreNeed help replacing built-in microwave
Comments (1)Emily, When end my GE microwave died last fall I was certain I would go with another brand to synchronize the brand strategy a tad in our kitchen. But after looking at several brands, the GE just delivered the best value and I liked how the buttons all worked. To be honest, hard to come down hard on a microwave that lasted 17 + years for me with heavy use. For about $220 I got a GE that I would consider an upgrade vs the old, turn table, better lights, quieter fan, more control options. One surprise was that the bracket Ray was different and could not just drop the new where the old was without switching out the wall bracket. Also, the plug hole was in a different spot, so had to drill a new hole. One thing your installer will notice is that the new is only about 2/3 the weight of the old. Anyhow, best of luck with your decision. I'm still very happy with my decision (GE) almost a year later. Laundryvet...See MoreAnthony
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