I was looking for a MW oven 25 years ago, and when I asked about
reliability, the guy at the store said that none of the touchpad
ovens last long, as the touchpads fail. He said he had one Litton
left with a dial timer. He deemed that machine as the most reliable
available. It still works
I was looking for a MW oven 25 years ago, and when I asked about
reliability, the guy at the store said that none of the touchpad ovens
last long, as the touchpads fail. He said he had one Litton left with
a dial timer. He deemed that machine as the most reliable available.
It still works
Dieselhead 126die...@gmail.com writes:
I was looking for a MW oven 25 years ago, and when I asked about
reliability, the guy at the store said that none of the touchpad ovens
last long, as the touchpads fail. He said he had one Litton left with
a dial timer. He deemed that machine as the
yeah, goldstar is LG. back in the 80s, goldstar was considered the bottom
of the heap. amazing how far korean product has come
On Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 12:02 PM, Allan Streib str...@cs.indiana.eduwrote:
Dieselhead 126die...@gmail.com writes:
I was looking for a MW oven 25 years ago, and
Jim wrote:
These are the 123 diesels of the microwave world, IMHO.
I dread the day when I'm forced to get a newer one.
Just like our cars!
My W123 doesn't go 'ding.'
OT - I know a guy in Spokane - he says he is busy busy - he does
survey work and says investors are buying property like
OT - I know a guy in Spokane - he says he is busy busy - he does
survey work and says investors are buying property like crazy. Are
you seeing that type of stuff in your area also?
Not so that I would notice. But then, why would I?
There's a fair amount of overpriced real estate on
the market
As the saying goes, you can ask whatever you want for something, but it's
only worth what someone is willing to pay you for it.
300E
On 19 December 2010 14:52, Jim Cathey j...@windwireless.net wrote:
OT - I know a guy in Spokane - he says he is busy busy - he does
survey work and says
Those microwaves were designed and built in Amana, thus the name.
The Amana radarrange was i think the first microwave mass produced
for home use.
Mine was sent to the thrift store because it had no glass tray. I
know I paid more for a new tray than I did for the oven, but it is
much nicer
