Need a new *very small* microwave

I just ordered this one - http://www.walmart.com/ip/RCA-0.7-cu-ft-Microwave-Black/19895935

skipnchar wrote:
What would be the problem with enlarging the opening. Most .7 Cu Ft models even are smaller than that. Might also consider converting that space into storage and using the microwave as a table top unit.
Good luck ./ Skip

There is NO room to enlarge the cabinet and there is only one permanent table top in the camper (on top of the fridge) - here's the floor plan

Thanks for all of your help! I did bring it in the house and plug it in. I am pretty sure it is the HV fuse as it will get power but won't engage to heat anything. I suspect if I can find a new one it will be as cheap as getting this one fixed, but I think it is repairable.

Frys Electronics has one that will fit. Here is the url;

http://www.frys.com/product/7962320?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG


I have no clue how to do clickys but the url works if you load it.
Same with the smilies, I didn't put them there but?

On edit, it showed in store pickup only. Home Depot has them also, but 20 dollars more.


http://www.homedepot.com/p/Nostalgia-Electrics-Retro-Series-0-7-cu-ft-Countertop-Microwave-Oven-in-Red-RMO770RED/204486902#specifications

Hight Pointe are 12 or 13" deep

sears??

You MIGHT find one small enough to fit your space but....looking at a couple of dozen very low end microwaves offered by Walmart, I don't find any that meet all of those specifications. What would be the problem with enlarging the opening. Most .7 Cu Ft models even are smaller than that. Might also consider converting that space into storage and using the microwave as a table top unit.
Good luck ./ Skip

Try plugging it in at home. Voltage at campsite or generator may be low. I tried using mine with an invereter that was not strong enough and it took a long time to get it to heat anything. Small microwave ovens tend to have no features to speak of so it may be worth repairing. I'd also check the fuse as well.

Hi,

The 12 volt microwave comes with a built in inverter. So it probably operates on 120 volts. The reason I suggested it was size.

Technically speaking, microwaves don't heat. They cause water molecules to vibrate fast--which cause the surrounding materials to heat. The frequency is 2450 megahertz.

take your measurments to wal mart ,sharp micro waves have been good to us.