SOURCE: Cubic size of Goldstar MA-1160MW
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SOURCE: I just need to know the cubic feet and wattage of
That's in the owner's manual and many Emerson microwave
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SOURCE: I have a Hamilton Beach
Assuming its the same as my Hamilton Beach, you first enter the cooking time, but don't press start yet, instead press power, then a number button 1 - 9 for the power level 1 for 10%, 2 for 20% etc. THEN press start as normal
SOURCE: We have the GE JVM130H
Hi, W/D here.
Here's an easy way to calculate your cubic feet: measure and multiply (in inches) the width X depth X height, then divide by 1728. This will give you cubic feet.
For example, if a microwave measured 18" wide X 18" deep X 12" high, it would be 3888 cubic inches; divided by 1728 (cubic inches in one cubic foot) = 2.25 cu.ft.
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