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In article ews.net,
says...
I think there's an inverse relationship between age and reliability of
mircowaves. The older the microwave, the more likely it is to still
work.

My parents have an old Litton from '79 or '80, I think. It has a glass
panel touchpad, a wire tray so you could have 2 levels, and a
temperature sensor. The power transformer was replaced when relatively
new, and I've replaced one of the door interlock switches a few times
(they gum up), but as far as I know, it's still working.

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