Replacement for Sharp R820BK microwave
Long story, but the short of it is... Accidentally plugged MH into 220V instead 110V (property owner wired the 30 amp plug for 220V by mistake). Only fried the TV (no big deal, barely used it) and t...
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Do be careful rooting around inside the microwave. The high voltage power supply can very, very easily be lethal if it zaps you. Microwaves are probably the most dangerous common appliance to work on from an electrical point of view.
Have you tried looking up the part number for the front panel/control board? Maybe you can get it as a separate part. Maybe it is even less expensive than a similar new microwave/convection oven.
Otherwise, replacing it oughtn't be too tricky of a task; just find one with the features you want that will fit in the space. Amazon, for instance, lists a number of convection microwaves that are very close to the same size, within a fraction of an inch.
Have you tried looking up the part number for the front panel/control board? Maybe you can get it as a separate part. Maybe it is even less expensive than a similar new microwave/convection oven.
Otherwise, replacing it oughtn't be too tricky of a task; just find one with the features you want that will fit in the space. Amazon, for instance, lists a number of convection microwaves that are very close to the same size, within a fraction of an inch.
