Microwave - about to boil my eyeballs?
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My microwave started making groaning noises and flashing behind the metal plate in the microwave wall when microwaving a couple of plates.
Switching it off and on made no difference. Still groaning and flashing.
Switching it off, lifting it, dropping about a centimetre and switching it back on seemed to do the trick and now it works as normal.
Upon regaling my colleagues with said event, one (a fellow PHer) suggested that I buy a new microwave as the existing one is likely to boil my eyeballs.
Being very close to a pound, I'd like to get the most out of my currently working microwave before dusting the cobwebs off my credit card.
So what are the chances of boiled eyeballs or other near death experience happening with an occasionally malfunctioning microwave?
If I do have to spend some readies, any recommendations for a new one?
Switching it off and on made no difference. Still groaning and flashing.
Switching it off, lifting it, dropping about a centimetre and switching it back on seemed to do the trick and now it works as normal.
Upon regaling my colleagues with said event, one (a fellow PHer) suggested that I buy a new microwave as the existing one is likely to boil my eyeballs.
Being very close to a pound, I'd like to get the most out of my currently working microwave before dusting the cobwebs off my credit card.
So what are the chances of boiled eyeballs or other near death experience happening with an occasionally malfunctioning microwave?
If I do have to spend some readies, any recommendations for a new one?
toasty said:
HRG. said:
toasty said:
HRG. said:
If you are determined to boil your eyeballs be sure to prick them with a needle first otherwise they will explode.
Gee thanks! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRq_SAuQDec
Ah, so you're a waffle man
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