This is not LG LRMM specific but rather a general question relating to microwaves. I have long resisted getting a microwave, initially because of rumored microwave leakage/dangers but laterally because of an increased annoyance listening to the irritating beeping they make when setting the timer and then again when the food is ready. Is it relatively easy to disengage the beeper without compromising the functioning of the unit itself?
First of all, microwave ovens do not emit ionizing radiation.
The only risk from any leakage is a burn.
Generally, microwave leakage only occurs when the door / door seal is loose or damaged or there has been an improper repair attempt.
You can select a model which lets you turn the beeper on and off by looking for that feature as you shop manufacturer Web sites, or in the store ask the clerk to pull the manual for you to examine, or contact the manufacturer's help center, support center, or FAQ.
For
Goldstar / LG / L.G. help, call 1-800-243-0000 (M-F, 7am-8pm CT, Sat
8-5 CT) and choose the appropriate prompt from the menu or visit here. LG / Goldstar owner's manuals can be downloaded here.
If you're interested in other brands, please reply back and let me know. I'll be happy to post contact info.
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My LG Microwave a 2000 model do the same thing .. BEEP BEEP BEEP like a murder is commited in my kitchen once the cooking cycle is finish and this for hours ... until some one open the door. I think seriuosly to unplug the beeper of stuff-it with glue ....
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