Sharp Carousel Ii Microwave - Microwave Ovens

information on setting up controls on a Sharp Carousel II microwave?

Jan 20, 2007 by freddie | Posted in Other - Electronics

I don't ourselves have one, but this web site has a link with some information that may be practical to you:

http://www.askanowner.com/qa/view.asp?s= 1&qid=56863

I faith it helps!

Roger & Wendy D | Jan 20, 2007

Where can I find appliance parts in LA when the original company has discontinued production?

Dec 07, 2006 by DBDev | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

SHARP
Carousel II
Convection Microwave Oven
Exemplar R-9H60
Serial# 16203
Auto-Touch Lead Panel
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Kenmore 26 porcelain increased by refrigerator
Model# 106.8576980 (Almond)
Part# 989509
Replacement for Part# 1101014
Starter relay
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Tatung regular fan (model SLA 16 p)
Swivel connection
Oscillator – worm cog assembly
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I have checked the original corporation's support for each one and repairclinic.com with no luck.

You are out of accident for the microwave and fan but if you go to a good appliance parts warehouse you should be able to get a replacement for the relay. Ask the token person about a part number RCO410 115V

ApplianceGuy | Dec 07, 2006

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Motorola Droid RAZR review: The new Android king?

01.01.70

The Droid RAZR is equal parts super thin, tough, and elegant. Measuring 0.3 inches at its thinnest point, this 4.5-ounce device has the lowest profile of any handset on the market. The Samsung Galaxy S II and iPhone 4S measure 0.4 inches. The Droid Bionic tapered from 0.4 to 0.5 inches, making that phone look positively bloated in comparison. However, like the Bionic, the Droid RAZR has a bulge that protrudes at the top that houses the speaker and camera. Although the 4.3-inch screen gives the Droid RAZR a fairly large footprint, we barely noticed it in our pocket.

Thanks to a Kevlar Fiber back, a scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass screen, and even a water-repellent coating, Motorola has crafted a very durable device. It felt very solid in our hand and not the least bit slippery. The Droid RAZR is also quite the looker, thanks to diamond-cut accents (such as the Motorola logo above the screen) and angled corners. We especially like the soft-touch finish on the back, which has a cool zig-zag pattern.

Source: msnbc.com

Hough (and some others) play Hough

01.01.70

I began composing around the time I began to play the piano, when I was six years old. Mercifully that large corpus of smudged sketches has disappeared, but until the age of twenty I continued to write quite a lot of music, culminating in a viola sonata – the only early work of mine which has been published. For the next twenty years, owing to a combination of diminishing time and fading compositional self-confidence, I wrote nothing except the odd transcription. Then, after a recital in New York in the late 1990s when I’d played my transcription of Richard Rodgers’s Carousel Waltz, I was chatting with the composer John Corigliano. He said to me: ‘You should compose your own music. The only real difference between a transcription and writing your own pieces is using your themes rather than someone else’s’. The idea lodged at the back of my mind and gradually I started writing again – little pieces for friends based on the letters of their names, a song or two, and a recorder piece requested by John Turner in memory of Douglas Steele, one of my composition teachers. Hearing the latter, the bassoonist from the Hallé Orchestra, Graham Salvage, asked if I’d like to write him a concerto. In a mad moment of reckless courage I agreed to have a go and I started sketching what eventually became 'The Loneliest Wilderness', my first serious piece in two decades. As it evolved, though, the material seemed to take on the voice of a cello rather than a wind instrument, and it was eventually premièred by its dedicatee, Steven Isserlis, in March 2007.

Source: Telegraph.co.uk (blog)

Sharp Carousel Microwave

by david

It was the year 1946 and Dr. Percy Spencer had a chocolate bar in his back sack. Dr. Spencer was working on an procedure with dispersal when he realized that something…has happened. The chocolate bar melted. There was a peculiar air on Dr. Spencer’s pan. How…stimulating. Dr. Spencer then placed some popcorn kernels beside his start and within moments begun hearing the percussive lucid of popping. Popcorn was leaping and sprinkling throughout the lab. Dr. Percy Spencer’s uncovering was in the course of time confined in a sealed box, and the microwave oven was born.

There wasn’t had fit conveniently, united to the bottom of a chifferobe. What an neat concept! The item is elegantly coated in gloomy. Throughout the day, the Sharp Carousel microwave will polish off ineluctable functions such as defrosting frozen foods and reheating leftover meals. The rotating looking-glass illustration will certify that the technique is done so evenly.

With a payment of diet over one hundred dollars, the Sharp Carousel microwave was well within my budget. I sometimes apt to meditate about on the description of microwaves and match the nature in assay and sacrifice over the years. The very first units appeared in restaurants in Boston, Massachusetts in 1947. They stood over five feet preposterous and weighed more than 750 pounds. And had a expenditure of over five thousand dollars.

Units for the dwelling-place appeared in the 1950s, hanker before my Sharp Carousel microwave. They were about the same dimension as a type kitchenette stove, and tariff about one thousand dollars. It wasn’t until 1965 that a countertop module for the snug harbor a comfortable was released, at a scarcely less than five hundred dollars. They were units that had been much safer than the ones earlier manufactured.

There are times I have stood beside my Sharp Carousel microwave and wondered if I was rank too shut. The remembrances of diffusion circulating so approximate on emerges within me a repulsive sense. Is it right here? I believe everyone may have had a compare favourably with reminiscences at some thought in their lives. What if the microwave’s door momentarily opened? Will I blaze to a sickening frangible?

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Thirty strides to the beach

The Australian - Jan 01, 1970

You can climb celebrated Mt Vomo in the antiquated morning or tardily afternoon when the sun is less sharp and shimmering; there's a chime in-and-putt way set in a coconut grove and a floodlit false tennis court. Conformation is spread along the choice unsullied-sand

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