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  #2998346 19-Nov-2022 12:09
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This reminds me of the last Panasonic we purchased. It was a stainless 32L one and when we opened the door, no light came on. It only lit when cooking. We thought this was a fault but apparently it was a feature of this model. No other Panasonic or microwave we have had did this. We now have Samsung and the light inside when cooking is so dim that you can’t see it cooking without turning off all the lighting in the room. Both cooked fine though and reliable.

 

I like no light when the door is open because that's how you let it dry out and leaving an incandescent light running while its open is just wasteful. I dont need light for that because the door is open. Perhaps if I was midnight snack nuking it would be helpful but really they should give you a button for it. Sure would be more use than the many food names they make buttons for that never get used.





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  #3002263 27-Nov-2022 21:41
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Did you finally buy a microwave this Black Friday weekend?.  I saw a Panasonic at Farmers for $260


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  #3002266 27-Nov-2022 21:55
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Did you finally buy a microwave this Black Friday weekend?.  I saw a Panasonic at Farmers for $260

 

 

Not yet, I'm still making up my mind. There'll probably be another pre-Xmas sale in a matter of days/weeks.

 

BTW I've been in my first week in the new job, and I'm slightly ahead of schedule with the stuff I've been given so far.




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  #3002280 27-Nov-2022 23:08
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Consumer NZ recommended list

 

 

I love reading those lists, note how the $99 Anko(?) is rated the same as the $1,399 Miele just below it, that the top-rated one costs less than the worst-rated one, and that Miele make a three thousand dollar microwave that rates sort of meh, around the middle of the pack.

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Payday came, so I took Consumer NZ's word for it & bought an Anko 20L. Though it's only 700W, it's still enough power for my needs.


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