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Maybe I am confused, or don't understand your question. But your model runs on 110 current and is >>>>>>>>>>>> 1,100 watts. Breaker in panel needs to be 20 amp to run best, and nice to have on separate circuit if able. Thanks mike
If your microwave is wired for 220 volts AC and your country standard house current is 220, and the plug is of the proper configuration, plug it in.
Standard microwave size is around 1100 watts at 110 volts Normally, two times the voltage is 1/2 the wattage. Ohms law, Voltares Law and Watts Law apply.
If your microwave is 1100 watts at 110 volts --- yes you will need a step- down transformer of some type.
sounds like the heater busted.How many Watts does the microwave have?But anyway you can get it fixed by a handyman or a maytag repair man.But your better off buying a new one for around $60-$110.
It would be dangerous to do so. Any exposed metal inside a microwave is source for sparks and is extremely hazardous. I would recommend getting the paint job done up, or even better, buy a newer model.
I had the same problem with the same make and model microwave. Do I have to remove the back to change the fuse? I spoke with a Home Depot rep who said there is risk of shocking yourself if fixing it yourself. Is it worth changing the fuse or buying a new one?
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