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It's ten years old, but still working. I am thinking a new model would be superior with features and improvements. I have 1500 watts now. Any suggestions? This is an appliance that I really use a lot. |
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"7 LAMPSTICKS 7 FEASTS 7 AGES OF DISPENSATION" wrote in message ups.com... It's ten years old, but still working. I am thinking a new model would be superior with features and improvements. I have 1500 watts now. Any suggestions? This is an appliance that I really use a lot. Why replace it? New features (such as temperature probes) are often gimmicks. The latest software routines are mostly gimmicks. |
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Charles Schuler wrote: "7 LAMPSTICKS 7 FEASTS 7 AGES OF DISPENSATION" wrote in message ups.com... It's ten years old, but still working. I am thinking a new model would be superior with features and improvements. I have 1500 watts now. Any suggestions? This is an appliance that I really use a lot. Why replace it? New features (such as temperature probes) are often gimmicks. The latest software routines are mostly gimmicks. I am thinking I have lost some power. Is there a tube to replace to kick it back up to the BIG POWER? |
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"7 LAMPSTICKS 7 FEASTS 7 AGES OF DISPENSATION" wrote in message ups.com... Charles Schuler wrote: "7 LAMPSTICKS 7 FEASTS 7 AGES OF DISPENSATION" wrote in message ups.com... It's ten years old, but still working. I am thinking a new model would be superior with features and improvements. I have 1500 watts now. Any suggestions? This is an appliance that I really use a lot. Why replace it? New features (such as temperature probes) are often gimmicks. The latest software routines are mostly gimmicks. I am thinking I have lost some power. Is there a tube to replace to kick it back up to the BIG POWER? The tube is the magnetron. http://www.gallawa.com/microtech/output.html |
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"7 LAMPSTICKS 7 FEASTS 7 AGES OF DISPENSATION" wrote in message I am thinking I have lost some power. Is there a tube to replace to kick it back up to the BIG POWER? The Magnetron. Probably can be replaced for about twice the cost of a new unit. Even the $79 ones are loaded with good features. |
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wrote in message I agree. My 1971 Montgomery Ward MW is still doing fine and the mechanicalk timer will never die from a lightning hit. New MWs are like new TVs they are always on and most fail because the clock gets blown up. Have you actually compared with the abilities of the new units? Sure, you can re-heat a cup of coffee, but for more serious cooking, you may be very surprised at the differences and advancements. |
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Edwin Pawlowski wrote: "7 LAMPSTICKS 7 FEASTS 7 AGES OF DISPENSATION" wrote in message I am thinking I have lost some power. Is there a tube to replace to kick it back up to the BIG POWER? The Magnetron. Probably can be replaced for about twice the cost of a new unit. Even the $79 ones are loaded with good features. You are superior. I always take your advice. I am taking it this time, too. Thanks, Ed. |
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We ended up putting a springwound timer in a hole drilled through the keypad and usiing it in my office. Sure you did. |
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mm wrote:
They don't make waste as solid as they used to. Met a guy recently who told me he was in "solid waste disposal." He amplified: "I'm a Houston Police Officer." Several Houston PD officers got in trouble a number of years ago when they threw a handcuffed Latino in Buffalo Bayou. He drowned. This cowardly act gave rise to the annual celebration "Sinko de Bayou." I guess the point is: you don't jack around with a Houston policeman. I understand they've been having a ball for the past year what with all the Katrina evacuees... |
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7 LAMPSTICKS 7 FEASTS 7 AGES OF DISPENSATION wrote: Edwin Pawlowski wrote: "7 LAMPSTICKS 7 FEASTS 7 AGES OF DISPENSATION" wrote in message I am thinking I have lost some power. Is there a tube to replace to kick it back up to the BIG POWER? The Magnetron. Probably can be replaced for about twice the cost of a new unit. Even the $79 ones are loaded with good features. You are superior. I always take your advice. I am taking it this time, too. Thanks, Ed. Yes, I bought my new microwave oven. It's totally cool with sensor cooking. I bought it factory reconditioned for half price and full warranty. This was way better advice than putzing around with an outdated piece of equipment. |
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