Is burnt microwave safe to use?
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That's not a metal plate. it's heat resistant mica composite. The microwaves come into the oven through the hole behind it. You can take it out scrub it off, put it back in and be good to to go. Be gentle with the stuff. It'll crack if you scrub too hard. From the soot marks on the metal above the piece, you must have had a big blob of grease explode onto the shield, where it burned merrily. Clean the soot off too. Pull the piece up gently to remove, and push it down under the clips to put it back.
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Is it Safe to Use a Burnt Microwave? If your microwave simply smells and you can remove the burned-on residue, it's safe to resume use once it's clean. But exercise caution—and maybe invest in a new appliance—if any part of the microwave itself appears burned or damaged.Is it safe to use microwave after burning plastic?
A microwave burnt plastic smell in the house isn't dangerous if the microwave has been used properly. Microwaving plastic items to purposely melt them, however, may emit harmful fumes. To get rid of the burning plastic smell in the house, open the windows and turn on ceiling fans.How do you clean a microwave after burning it?
Add baking soda to a small, microwave-safe bowl, then add water to create the mixture. Microwave the mixture for 5 minutes, then remove the bowl and wipe down the inside of the microwave with a clean rag or paper towel.Are Microwaves Dangerous? - Your Worst Fears Confirmed
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I have always been told by my dad that a fire in ANY electric appliance warrants an expert who is knowledgeable in the repair of the appliance before it is used again. Electricity is one thing, microwaves are another. All of the shields are there to protect you and your family. What price will you pay later to save a few dollars. My advice is take it outside and destroy it. People go thru dumpsters to pick up stuff and sell it to someone who is trying to save money. If it works use it is bad advice. But do what you want and I hope you sleep well
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