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Maintenance Tips for Microwave Ovens
WARNING!
To avoid personal injury or death, disconnect your appliance from its power source
before you start any troubleshooting or repair work. Use caution when working inside any appliance.
Household appliances have average lifetime expectancies.
Maintaining your appliances properly can extend their lifetime
indefinitely.
If you have to do any kind of repair or maintenance on this
unit, make sure to unplug it from the power supply.
Use a properly grounded outlet. Use a surge protector to
protect
this appliance from power surges as a surge can damage sensitive
internal equipment. Some newer appliances have built in surge
protection, and you should take advantage of these appliances whenever
you can.
Clean the interior often to help ensure good microwave oven
performance. Those food particles left inside still absorb the
microwave energy and can cause interior burns to your microwave. Mild
soap and water works well. We also carry microwave specific cleaners in
the cleaning section of our parts finder.
Wipe down the outside touch panels with a damp, soapy
cloth.
Rinse the cloth with fresh water and re-wipe to remove leftover soap.
Do not heat food with foil wrapping. You may use paper
towels or microwave safe lids to cover foods.
Never use metal containers to heat foods in the microwave.
Never run the microwave empty. You run the risk of damaging
the magnetron and other components from feedback.
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