m Ransley wrote:
Well, paying 75$ to fix a 350$ microvave when new ones go for under
50
is not worth it. I just paid 35 instead of repairing at 100$ Repair
shops labor is high. If it can burn off as Ed says, burn it. It
doesnt
sound like a big issue, it isnt a melted pound of glob from a cutting
board or tupperware.

Right it is in total a very small amount. If the paranoid are really
worried about the fumes, leave the house until it is done. Yes,
burning plastic produces bad things. In this case, the bad things
produced are too little to be concerned with.

Harry K