Sharp carousel convection microwaves.
I've had two of them. The first one got zapped by a
lightening strike - so it wasn't a 'quality of item' issue - just bad luck.
They worked great.
But invest in a surge protector.
Good Luck!
Posted on 12/05/2022 1:53:36 PM PST by Beowulf9
What do you need an oven for?
Crickets and centipedes are dried and don’t require cooking.
Trying to exceed your CO2 limit?
Why do you want what you don’t need?
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What if I want to heat up one of those new Cricket Hot Pockets?
They worked great.
But invest in a surge protector.
Good Luck!
We had same issue with ge. Don’t buy separate units the micro always quits first. Get free standing. Micro and wall oven. Cheaper.
Yep. I had a issue at Home Depot with a cashier refusing to do a tax-exempt purchase, saying they I did one just a week ago. I showed them the company credit card, and even though the internal tax-id number matched the card, they refused to click “ok” to remove the sales tax. I pointed to the posted policy on the register, that I followed exactly.
I ask for a manager, they said they were the cashier/front end supervisor. I asked for the MOD for the store, they said they wouldn’t call them. I ask for their name, told them I would call corporate and walked out.
The Store Manager called me a day later, asked some questions, what time, register, items I wanted to buy, etc. A few days later the District Manager called, said to go to the store as ask for the MOD. They had a box with all the items I was going to purchase, about $80 worth handed me that and a $50 gift card and said I was all set.
Never had a problem with that cashier again.
I googled “Microwave 30” and got several responses back.
I’d order from another manufacture and cancel this order. Unless you’re under a warranty or something.
It’s not just a microwave it’s a microwave oven combo.
Do a general search from all online entities. You should find SOME-thing!
You aint thinkin outside the box! That is nonsense.
Zero-COVID lockdowns, riots/civil unrest and then a slow boat from China...might be awhile longer on that order.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haier (GE)
This is a good case for using a credit card to pay.
If you did, dispute the charge. I don’t think it’t too late, and you will win.
Then, look for a used one, or just look at the dimensions of other available ones.
I just ordered a French Style Refrigerator from Lowes. They changed the deluvery date after the order, and when it was finally delivered there was a dent in the freezer drawer front.
They told me to return it or take $400 off the price. It was very small, behind the handle so I took the money.
They hire independent delivery people.
When you're right...you're right. On another note...I'm 78...and you can bet your booties that I was treated like some crazy old lady that just doesn't get it. That ignorant clerk will get hers someday.
I found that going right to my bank about the charge is the way to go...if they won’t cooperate.
The “excuse” the cashier gave was that in something like 40ish days they were going to change the process, but if you hadn’t got set up for the new method yet the old way would still work. I told the cashier that the it isn’t that date yet, the change was just announced like 10 days prior, and I wasn’t the accountant who handles all that but I had notified them to fix it with HD.
I’ve done that. The second I went over the documentation I had, and mentioned the word chargback, all of a sudden someone was available to fix the issue. Strange.
I just got up and measured my oven and it’s 30 in and above it a separate GE microwave which is 30 in. So if yours is a combination, would it be possible to get them separately and maybe do a little cosmetic work on the wall between? The two of them looks like about 15 in exposure on mine between the top of the stove controls and the bottom of the microwave
I have a Lowe’s tech coming to measure the space and see what they can do so I can put this by him :)
I had to wait about 5 months for an appliance that I had to pay upfront for. This was near the beginning of the shutdown. Finally I told the vendor (whom I have done business with for 20 years) to either refund me immediately and then charge me later when the item finally arrived, or refund monthly interest on the payment. I had my item within days.
I don’t mess around with large companies anymore. I sue them pro se in small claims courts. My legal fees are zero. The large company has to spend thousands.
Recently a large company over-charged me (on AMEX) $450.00 and basically just said fu via the no response game they like to play.
I sued which they can’t ignore. In several months, I cashed their settlement check for over $1,600.00.
Small claims courts in Texas used to be a limit of $5,000 for your base claim. Now it’s $20,000.00.
By the way, this house is 20 years old and we just had the GE microwave replaced for the 4th time.
The local family owned appliance store we use has their own service people and because we have all our appliances from them we’ve gotten to know the service guy over the years. He said three to four years is now the average lifespan for these above oven microwaves. And he said it really didn’t make a difference on the brand. My daughter said that we may as well think of it as a $100 a year service fee to own the microwave. Be a lot funnier if it weren’t so true.
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