Been searching Google for Sharp microwave spares (Model R-254M) to no avail. All I can find are what I would term consumables. What I need is the display panel, the current one works very intermittently, and at other times just displays the odd bit. Anyone any ideas please?
TIA
Broadback wrote in
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Thanks for that Peter, but unfortunately they will not supply parts that need cover removal to peasants like me! I suspect that may be true of all suppliers, so I will have to pay through the nose for a 15 minute job.
Do make sure you understand exactly why a microwave is hazerdous.
They have more parts available if you ring them than online.
CPC as someone has suggested, but microwave repairs are rarely worthwhile.
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 23:37:26 GMT, raden strung together this:
That's what I would've thought. CPC do state in their catalogue though, and I quote, "SHARP - CPC - can offer customers ALL Sharp original spares; most are available from stock" Might be worth a call. (I thought my 'L' key was broken then but then I realised I was pressing the 'A' key so that's why a was coming up and not l).
In message , Broadback writes
My gut feeling is you are banging your head against a brick wall.
You would probably pay almost as much for a new display (If you COULD get one) as you would for a new microwave
I would be interested to know if they do a display panel - I rather suspect not (but I'm too lazy to look (even if I am now the proud possessor of the 2005 catalogue))
Also working on microwave appliances needs great care these device can actually kill you (cf only the theoretical possibility with all other kit). They have both enough volts to leap out and push amps through you. The microwaves are inside a metal box they surprisingly are not the issue, if the box becomes open (e.g. the door) the fuse blows.
How did you get the catalogue? Did you have to call them or do you need an account?
TIA
John
You need an account.
You ned an account, but you can easily open a cash account with them.
You will also need to do some serious training in order to be able to lift the catalogue.
Also, it doesn't fit through the letter box, so you might come back from 2 weeks holiday to find it's been propped up against the front door for a large part of that period.
The last one didn't, either! And our letter box is exceptionally large, due to all the stuff I normally get.
2 weeks holiday???? Not right now....more likely to come back late from a knackering day at work. One of the worst weeks of the year for me...(hint...A level results/Clearing)
I think you need an account For some reason they don't seem to like giving them away
I asked for a second catalogue a couple of years ago and went away and checked how much I'd spent with them
Last year when I asked, they said I'd have to wait and see if they had any left over
Contrast that with RS or Farnell - whose catalogues are much more expensive and will send you as many as you want (CPC have now been bought out by Farnell)
In message , Andrew Gabriel writes
The 2005 catalogue is actually about 10% thinner than the 2004 one
In message , Lurch writes
Huh - my kbd suffered an attack of Chimay the night before last Last night was spent pulling it apart and washing all the works. If I'd posted last night an "L" would look like LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
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