Microwave buttons

Sometimes my microwave will work after I unplug it for a day or two and plug it back in. MOST of the time it DOESN'T work after doing that. The microwave in my stick home was manufactured in April 1999 and it still works like new. It also has the touch keypad.

coolbreeze01 wrote:
I guess they re-boot every time the RV is un-plugged.........

well in most RVs they would reboot every time you move from a campground.
bumpy

I guess they re-boot every time the RV is un-plugged.........

xteacher wrote:
We have this microwave in our camper. Try pushing Timed Cook first, followed by the amount of time you want it to cook, then Start. This will cook the food on high.

If you want a power setting less than high, push Timed Cook first, followed by the amount of time you want. Then push Power, followed by the power number you want, then Start.

Hope this helps. I will say that this microwave is much weaker than the one we have at home, so you'll have to experiment with the settings to get something to cook the way you're used to.

This worked for me - thanks!

Bumpyroad wrote:
Just went out and looked at mine. it is exactly the same and it does have Express cook for 1,2,3,4,5,6 minutes. you should be able to just push one of those numbers and it will run for the labeled amount of time at high power. you all can fire up an empty one but I won't on mine.
bumpy

This is also correct, but this wasn't happening until after I unplugged it and plugged back in. Never heard of a MW needing to be re-booted :P

majorgator wrote:
A 3-page thread on how to use a microwave...WOW.
I hope no one starts a thread about TV tow ratings and payload. No telling how long that would go on...
What would we do without the internet?
:B

Hey - people just want to be helpful. It's better than a 15 page thread about what food or spoons to bring...

dave54 wrote:

ScottG wrote:

FireRob wrote:

Bumpyroad wrote:
hopefully you have a cup of water in it before trying to start it.
bumpy

Why?

You should never run a micro empty.

Used to be true. The newer models no longer have that problem.

^^^^ this is why I asked, technology has come a long way since the MW's of the 1980's

xteacher, the fuse is NOT the problem. When I plug in the microwave, the display screen reads 000, the microwave beeps once and when I open the door the interior light comes on. I CANNOT set the clock OR program the amount of time I want to heat up my food. If I push the buttons on the keypad enough times (10-20) the microwave MIGHT work or it MIGHT NOT. This is why I have said it is a manufacturing defect with the keypad as the original poster, a friend of mine and others are having the EXACT SAME problem. I cannot talk to the manufacture of High Pointe microwaves because they are made in CHINA!!!

Have you checked the fuse for the microwave?

majorgator, The original poster was having a problem with his microwave. He touches the buttons on the keypad on his microwave and NOTHING happens. That is exactly the SAME problem my friend and I are having with our microwaves. My friend and I both have Wildwood Lodge Destination trailers with a High Pointe microwave. The original Poster also has a High Pointe microwave in his trailer. I don't know what brand of trailer the original poster has. I touch the keypad and NOTHING happens. I can't even set the clock. Sometimes IF I push the buttons often enough, E-90 OR U1.0A will display on the screen. Other times IF I push the buttons enough times, the microwave WILL work as it should. Then the next time I want to use it, NOTHING happens.
I purchased my Wildwood Lodge on June 29, 2013. It is registered as a 2014 model. My trailer is almost 3 months past the warranty expiration date. As such my dealer will not replace it under warranty. My trailer is on a seasonal site. Last year I used my trailer on weekends from July 2 - October 15 2013. Electricity & water are turned off on October 16. I next used my trailer on April 1, 2014 until now weekends only. I first had the problem with mine 2 weeks ago. It worked good until then. My dealer is trying to say the campground I'm in must have had an power surge to cause the problem. The original poster is in JACKSONVILLE,FLORIDA. I'm in INDIANA. Did his camper also have a power surge go through it? NONE of my other electrical components (air conditioner, television, etc. are having a problem. They ALL work good. This is why I mentioned in my other posts that I think it is a manufacturing defect.

A 3-page thread on how to use a microwave...WOW.
I hope no one starts a thread about TV tow ratings and payload. No telling how long that would go on...
What would we do without the internet?
:B