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I've been wondering today, the best sort of content I can add to this blog to make it interesting. I'm open to any ideas!!! Be gentle with me until I get more organised!!!

I figured that a good place to start, as I spend a lot of my time repairing commercial microwave ovens, is to write about any avoidable breakdowns as this could be helpful to anyone who uses microwave ovens.

With this in mind I shall start with the good old Sharp Commercial Microwaves which have the plastic film inside the door. I'm FOREVER replacing the door films and if they're not done as soon as they start to peel, the steam inside the doors causes them to go rusty. If this happens it can cause microwave leakage and the door will need to be replaced.

Maybe you're asking, "what causes the plastic to peel off in the first place"? Well... I'm glad you asked me that, because EVERY one I've replaced is caused by the same thing... When you run your finger down the inside of the door you can always feel a dent at the same height as the rim of the dishes that are most often used.

So... The lesson for today is to make sure that when you put a dish or plate into your microwave oven that you push it far enough back, so the door doesn't have to do that job for you!!!

Hey! I don't know why I'm telling you this. How am I going to scrape a living if you don't keep wrecking your microwave ovens!!!

More top tips soon!!!