cleoent
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kaydeejay wrote:cleoent wrote:Would this one work? The dimensions are good, BUT it says 115v outlet.. .hmm? So what's the problem? Your good old 110V AC is really 120V +/- 10% or 108V to 132V. All appliances will work within this range.
It's when you drop below 108V you may have problems, especially with things like A/C units.
I didn't know that lol. I thought it was 110v and 115v was some weird thing... Thanks!
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cleoent wrote:I didn't know that lol. I thought it was 110v and 115v was some weird thing... Thanks! Not weird but certainly confusing. Good luck with the replacement.
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cleoent
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I ordered a Sharp Microwave 2 Convection oven today. can't wait! 
Thank you all for your help.
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cleoent wrote:I didn't know that lol. I thought it was 110v and 115v was some weird thing... Thanks!
A lot of people also call it 120. It's all the same.
While there are a bunch of different voltages you may encounter in an industrial setting, for a home or RV, there are only two you need to worry about: 110/115/120 (standard outlets for almost anything) or 220/240 (high power outlets for ranges, dryers, etc.) While those are five different numbers, it's really only two different types of power.
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cleoent wrote:I didn't know that lol. I thought it was 110v and 115v was some weird thing... Thanks!
If you plug your 115v nuke into your 110v outlet the carousel will spin counter-clockwise and it will freeze the food instead of cooking it. 
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I bought a Sharp 2 weeks ago it has a sticker on the back that reads not for not for built-in installation. Dennis
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cleoent
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The microwave I removed from the RV had the exact same sticker lol.
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camperbuds3
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cleoent wrote:The microwave I removed from the RV had the exact same sticker lol.
Could be why it failed. Not being vented properly?
Just wondering. Was it the original factory installation by the RV manufacturer?
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cleoent
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Dunno if it was original factory installation.
Got the replacement today, my stupid Yamaha 2000 generator wont run it. Sigh.
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I measured the Old one when I pulled it out Kept the Trim Peices that anchored it into the Cabinet. Took My Tape measure to Target and Purchased a RED one that we liked and Installed it just like the existing one was, It has lasted longer than the Original one did.
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