Microwave Repair & Services
There aren’t too many things that can go wrong with these simple appliances. Here are some examples of common toaster or toaster oven problems:
- Blown fuse, resulting in no power
- Bad timer, causing the unit not to shut off automatically
- Bad thermostat, leading to no heat or unregulated heat
- Toaster oven door issues
- Toaster spring mechanism issues
Because these problems are so basic, it’s usually worth the time and effort to repair a toaster or toaster oven—provided you can find the replacement parts. Some manufacturers don’t make replacement parts available to consumers. If you can’t find a replacement fuse, timer, thermostat, or other necessary component for this small home appliance repair, your only option is to replace your toaster or toaster oven.
When a small appliance like a microwave breaks, many people throw it out and buy a new one. But sometimes repairing the appliance would be more economical. Here’s a guide to help you decide when small home appliance repair is worth it.
Is It Worth Repairing a Microwave Oven?
If your microwave is relatively new and the repair costs less than replacing it, the fix is worth it. But are microwaves worth repairing if something major is broken? Probably not. Consider getting a replacement appliance for about, which should work for 7 to 10 years.
