Mysterious attachment of microhood to wall
 

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I'm trying to remove an old (but not push-button) GE Spacemaker
microwave/range-hood. I removed the 4 bolts holding it from the cabinet
above. However it will not budge. The top can be forced down a little
1/8", but it is still attached solidly. It will not slide out
horizontally, and I don't see any access panels apart from the guts of the
appliance itself. Suggestions?

Thanks.

Mysterious attachment of microhood to wall
 

"Nexus7" wrote in message
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If this shows up twice, please excuse.

I'm trying to remove an old (but not push-button) GE Spacemaker
microwave/range-hood. I removed the 4 bolts holding it from the cabinet
above. However it will not budge. The top can be forced down a little
1/8", but it is still attached solidly. It will not slide out
horizontally, and I don't see any access panels apart from the guts of the
appliance itself. Suggestions?

Thanks.

Try raising the back of the unit toward the cabinet. Many of these units are
hung on hooked mounting plates fastened to the wall. The hooks are on the
bottom edge of the plate, and go into slots in the rear edge of the unit.

Mysterious attachment of microhood to wall
 

I removed mine a long time ago. As I recall I had to remove the filters and
then you will see some attachments on the back of the hood against the wall.

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"Nexus7" wrote in message
s.com...
If this shows up twice, please excuse.

I'm trying to remove an old (but not push-button) GE Spacemaker
microwave/range-hood. I removed the 4 bolts holding it from the cabinet
above. However it will not budge. The top can be forced down a little
1/8", but it is still attached solidly. It will not slide out
horizontally, and I don't see any access panels apart from the guts of
the
appliance itself. Suggestions?

Thanks.

Try raising the back of the unit toward the cabinet. Many of these units
are
hung on hooked mounting plates fastened to the wall. The hooks are on the
bottom edge of the plate, and go into slots in the rear edge of the unit.

Mysterious attachment of microhood to wall
 

Be warned: it is also possible that at some point during the
uninstallation you will be instructed to reboot the Microhood then allow
the Microhood Uninstaller to continue its work; BUT when you reboot the
Microhood, the Microhood Uninstaller will refuse to run, leaving you
with a Microhood that will neither run nor uninstall completely.

In that case, the only thing to do is reformat your Microhood, then
install Microhood XPletive deleted (a Full version, not an Upgrade,
because now there will be no trace of the previous version left) and
hope that it works better.

-=-
Alan


On 10/27/03 01:23 pm Stormin Mormon put fingers to keyboard and launched
the following message into cyberspace:

Hmm. Most microhood problems with install can be remedied by:

Check your software. Is your wall compatile with your new microhood?

Check also for updates while you're at it.

Close all other appliances in the room. If your refrigerator is still
running, your microhood might not install.

Use the proper utility. Using your own power screwdriver might not
completely uninstall all microhood components. Use the Microhood Uninstaller
which is provided with the microhood.

Reload your house. Use the "electrical power menu" to shut down all
appliances in your home and restart them. Don't just pull the electrical
meter, or your house will have to run Scanroom because House wasn't shut
down properly.

Be sure you have a registered and legal copy of Microhood, not just a
bootleg copy on a rewritable appliance from a buddy.

Mysterious attachment of microhood to wall
 

Some units hand on a wall bracket as mentioned above but also have two long
screws about 18 inches long that go from the front bottom of unit to the top on
the wall bracket.

Mysterious attachment of microhood to wall
 

Hmm. Most microhood problems with install can be remedied by:

Check your software. Is your wall compatile with your new microhood?

Check also for updates while you're at it.

Close all other appliances in the room. If your refrigerator is still
running, your microhood might not install.

Use the proper utility. Using your own power screwdriver might not
completely uninstall all microhood components. Use the Microhood Uninstaller
which is provided with the microhood.

Reload your house. Use the "electrical power menu" to shut down all
appliances in your home and restart them. Don't just pull the electrical
meter, or your house will have to run Scanroom because House wasn't shut
down properly.

Be sure you have a registered and legal copy of Microhood, not just a
bootleg copy on a rewritable appliance from a buddy.

--

Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
www.mormons.org
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"Nexus7" wrote in message
s.com...
If this shows up twice, please excuse.

I'm trying to remove an old (but not push-button) GE Spacemaker
microwave/range-hood. I removed the 4 bolts holding it from the cabinet
above. However it will not budge. The top can be forced down a little
1/8", but it is still attached solidly. It will not slide out
horizontally, and I don't see any access panels apart from the guts of the
appliance itself. Suggestions?

Thanks.

Mysterious attachment of microhood to wall
 

I've heard that sometimes you have to reformat the entire house. Of course,
all furniture and clothing and towels are lost.

I do believe you have tried to uninstall a Microhood. That was my experience
entirely. I had to reform the entire house. My house formatter, SWMBO,
charges plenty too.

--

Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
www.mormons.org
..
..

"Alan Beagley" wrote in message
...
Be warned: it is also possible that at some point during the
uninstallation you will be instructed to reboot the Microhood then allow
the Microhood Uninstaller to continue its work; BUT when you reboot the
Microhood, the Microhood Uninstaller will refuse to run, leaving you
with a Microhood that will neither run nor uninstall completely.

In that case, the only thing to do is reformat your Microhood, then
install Microhood XPletive deleted (a Full version, not an Upgrade,
because now there will be no trace of the previous version left) and
hope that it works better.

-=-
Alan


On 10/27/03 01:23 pm Stormin Mormon put fingers to keyboard and launched
the following message into cyberspace:

Hmm. Most microhood problems with install can be remedied by:

Check your software. Is your wall compatile with your new microhood?

Check also for updates while you're at it.

Close all other appliances in the room. If your refrigerator is still
running, your microhood might not install.

Use the proper utility. Using your own power screwdriver might not
completely uninstall all microhood components. Use the Microhood
Uninstaller
which is provided with the microhood.

Reload your house. Use the "electrical power menu" to shut down all
appliances in your home and restart them. Don't just pull the electrical
meter, or your house will have to run Scanroom because House wasn't shut
down properly.

Be sure you have a registered and legal copy of Microhood, not just a
bootleg copy on a rewritable appliance from a buddy.

Mysterious attachment of microhood to wall
 

there's probably a sheet metal bracket of some sort still hardmounted to the
wall (or some other solid thing). try sliding it in different directions
(usually up works).
--JD



"Nexus7" wrote in message
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If this shows up twice, please excuse.

I'm trying to remove an old (but not push-button) GE Spacemaker
microwave/range-hood. I removed the 4 bolts holding it from the cabinet
above. However it will not budge. The top can be forced down a little
1/8", but it is still attached solidly. It will not slide out
horizontally, and I don't see any access panels apart from the guts of the
appliance itself. Suggestions?

Thanks.