Chrome Door Radarange available in UK

[cadman]

A gentleman from the UK contacted me recently and is interested in selling his Euro-version Amana Radarange. 240v, 50Hz, and looks clean as a pin.

Outside of a museum shot of one of these chrome door models, this is the first I've heard about in the wild. Not sure what he wants for it but he's looking to unload. Contact me if interested and I'll forward the gent's email. -Cory

 

[richukbristol]

Hi Cory, I've just sent you an email.

Rich

 

[petek]

Gotta be rare as hens teeth over there.

 

[philr]

And it has °C indications for the temp probe on it's touch pad. On my Frigidaire, the indications are in °F.

Cory,
On North American Amana Touchmatics, are there any temperatures shown on the touch pad buttons?

 

[cadman]

@ Phil

No, no temp indications on the North American RR's. There's a Frigidaire hiding around here, too, and I don't recall temps like yours, either. -Cory

 

[cfz2882]

"yank tank" in England

that is a real"yank tank"microwave oven find for someone over in England-about like
finding a '59 cadillac at the local used car lot! Looks like this one is around
1977-80 era?

 

[philr]

I just took a better picture my RCM-10 control panel and posted it again since I cannot edit my other post... Frigidaire kept the font for the numbers that were already used on the Touch-n-Cook ranges, cook tops and wall ovens on their microwave ovens. Some differences are probably due to fact that the GM Frigidaire RCM-10 and WCI Frigidaire RCM-10J were the equivalent of the 2 program RRL-9TA Radaranges, not the 4 program Touchmatic II.
I think the dial glass on mine might have been replaced by a newer one because newer WCI Frigidaire microwave ovens had their "start/stop/light" buttons relocated below the touch pad where "Touch-n-Cook" is repeated on mine. But from what I have seen, the original GM Frigidaire glass for the RCM-10 had temperatures written on it too.