Help after purchase of a built-in microwave

Building in your new microwave isn't a hard job at all. With our step-by-step plan, you'll have your old microwave oven out in no time and your new one in place. Because a built-in microwave oven can be quite heavy, we always recommend to do the assembly and disassembly with 2 people. This prevents you from hurting yourself on the sharp edges and leaves your hand free for the connector.

You can have several problems with your microwave. Sometimes, it'll just turn off or cause a short circuit. This is annoying, but your microwave usually isn't broken. Does the outside of your microwave get hot or does it make a a lot of noise? This often isn't a problem either. In the articles below, you'll find solutions for common problems with your microwave.

There's a cover plate on the inside of your microwave that looks like a cardboard sheet. Although it looks like packaging material, this so-called mica plate shouldn't be removed. The plate protects the microwave oven from short circuits and fire hazards. Is the plate damaged or did you remove it by accident? Don't use the microwave, because moisture can reach the waveguide.

There are a few things that are helpful to know about your new microwave. What do all those symbols mean exactly and which functions do you need for which dish? And how do you keep your microwave clean so that you can enjoy it for a long time? In our articles, we'll explain what to keep in mind when using it.