Reheating Hi!... Ive got an Outlook 150 model 2013. Is reheating all the time but it only have 90 miles. Any suggestions?

does it look like this

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Whirlpool Microwave Touchpad Panel Control AP5330485 W10388325

Your Oreck iron has exceeded its estimated lifetime.

There is only one way to reheat any food and that is thoroughly!

Some foods are improved by standing and reheating and some foods become a little overcooked.
The traditional oven reheating does rather tend to dry the food unless it is something like a casserole or it is firmly covered and oven reheating can take quite a time.

Reheating with steam prevents food drying and there is something to be said for the old-fashioned covered plate over a pan of water boiling on the hob.
Reheating in the super-heated steam of a pressure cooker is suitable for some foods.

The most convenient method for most modern people is to cover the food with all-purpose cling film and give it a couple of minutes on full power in the microwave, allow it to stand for a couple of minutes and then give it a couple of more minutes, removing the cling film for the last minute or half minute by which time the food should be piping hot and making simmering noises and most importantly the plate should be completely hot underneath with no cold spots. If it isn't completely hot more minutes are needed.

Reheated food sometimes needs a dash of something to make it more desirable to the discerning palate. Worcester Sauce perhaps...

it has a fuse located behind the main control panel. you will see it after you remove the cover

If the rice has been placed in the refrigerator after a meal, then it is OK to microwave to reheat the rice.
Cooked rice should not be left unrefrigerated for long periods.

try different ram,if rams not the issue you can try reheating the graphics chip on board with the heat gun,find instructions on how to reheat the gfx card on youtube so u get some idea what to do

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No, it's not really safe (the food may not reach a high enough temp.)

Also, if you did try, it would take hours to get hot enough &the food wouldn't be as appealing--dried out etc.

Try reheating in your microwave instead.

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Hi There!
The magnetron may be faulty. When measured there should be no reading between one of the terminals and the outer case of the magnetron. Also check High Voltage Fuse( Normally a red wire with a white plastic capsule in the centre) and the High Voltage Diode(Situated between earth and High Voltage Cap). Be sure to unplug from Mains before working on the unit.Good Luck, JUS004