Introductions are in order...

[gansky1]

Beautiful Barbara!!

Glad you found a tray for it, I saw a couple of Amanas at the thrift store the other day and intended to email you about them (for the tray) but it all worked out perfectly now! Congrats on a fun oven, you'll love this microwave for a long time!

 

[cadman]

This 9TA business has me scratching my head, this is the same panel I've seen on the later dechromed units. Here's a pic of a 1981 RR-9T keypad...

Can't say as I've ever seen one like yours Veg! BTW, the earlier glass trays have a warning on them where "FRONT" is printed on the later units. It states the tray is a special glass/construction and that the oven should not be operated without the tray installed. Glad you found a replacement ; )

 

[maytagbear]

Wattage

There is a big difference between input wattage and output wattage. Someone else could 'splain it better -Perhaps a geek?

Anyway, my RR-700 has an output wattage of 700, and it is fast enough for me. I couldn't imagine using a new 1000- 1100 watt microwave.

Because of the layout, it shares a circuit with the refrigerator. Both have been on at the same time, and not blown a fuse.

Love and laughter,

Lawrence/Maytagbear

 

[kenmore1978]

input wattage vs output wattage

Like many things, microwaves are not 100% efficient at converting the power taken in to the power outputted to the food. That's one of the things that has improved, the newer 1000-1100 watt models use about the same amount of input power as the old ovens did for 600-700 output

 

[maytagbear]

Wattage- thanks for 'splaining

however, who here really wants a <U>new</b> microwave?

Love and laughter!

Lawrence/Maytagbear

 

[kenmore1978]

Microwave cookbooks

My former roommate and I actually cooked some meals in the microwave ('78 Montgomery Ward built by Sharp) and they came out fine. My microwave cookbook collection consists of:

Adventures In Microwave Cooking (came with microwave)1978
Betty Crocker's New Microwaving For 1 Or 2 (1985, 1990)
O'Keefe & Merritt Microwave Cooking Guide (1979, The Tappan Co.)
The Southern Living Microwave Cookbook by Margaret Chason Agnew (1988) Take note, you Texans
Microwave Cookbook, The Complete Guide by Pat Jester (1982-83-86)

 

[foraloysius]

WOW!!

Barb is beautiful!!!

 

[petek]

I should've stated

The 750 watts was output.