What happens when you save $200 by buying a combo microwave and oven instead of buying them seperately?
Your chances of something breaking doubles, and this is what happens
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I knew this was a bad idea when i did it. but it was quick and slick and after seeing people throw perfectly good 1980's appliances away to get an updated look, I figured that my bet was safe. 2.5 years later thanks whirlpool, microwave went out. I dont know who makes good stuff. I don't think ill replace a perfectly good appliance again. I got a bosh stovetop that went out in less than a year. the bad took 1 month to get parts from germany. the good it broke quick enough that it was under warrenty.
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