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Time for a new Microwave

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Ugh. I am struggling with our Bosch dishwasher today. 15 months old, and the upper arm stopped spinning. Should be an easy valve replace...ha! (Unfortunately my underwhelming brilliance does little to help:smile: )
 
Well, got the new microwave installed! (Saved $100 doing it myself).

I will be very surprised if this one comes anywhere near lasting as long as the last on. Still need to rip about 3/4 inches off that bottom trim piece.

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Congrats on the victory!

That looks like a tight fit. Where is the ventilation output?
 
Really looks nice in your cabinetry! I like Samsung products, our refrigerator & washer/dryer combo are Samsung. Even have a couple Samsung VCRs, all work very well. :encouragement:
 
PAUL161 said:
Really looks nice in your cabinetry! I like Samsung products, our refrigerator & washer/dryer combo are Samsung. Even have a couple Samsung VCRs, all work very well. :encouragement:
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To be honest, we were basically looking for certain features and one that we thought looked good. Before I bought it I did a quick internet search to see how others rated it. We liked the streamline look of the front without an obvious handle.
 
NutmegCT said:
Congrats on the victory!

That looks like a tight fit. Where is the ventilation output?
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Hard to see but it's just aft of the door on top (just below of the cabinet doors but aimed outwards). It was configurable for top, rear or front venting. We had to go with front venting since we have no built in duct work. This is how our last MW was set up and it worked fine. When you have the fan on, the air is circulated through a charcoal filter then exits at top-front.
 
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