Emerson 0.9 CU. FT. 900 Watt Touch-Control Microwave Oven, Stainless Steel, MW8991SB
Emerson 8991SB uses omni wave cooking system promotes faster and more uniform cooking by using removable glass turntable for complete, even cooking. It has 10 different power levels along with 6 pre-programmed recipes and speedy cook option (30-sec. Intervals steps up to 5 mins. Full power). Emerson 8769B has 12/24-hour clock system and 59-minute, 99-second digital timer and also it has time defrost function. This microwave has Child-safe lock-out feature so it safe to have it in you house regardless of child or not and also this is Ul listed. Eight one touch Settings; Popcorn, Beverage, Potato, Pizza, Frozen Vegetable, Baby Milk, Fresh Vegetable, Dinner plate
Product Features
- 0.9 Cubic Feet of Cooking Space, 900Watt with 10 power level
- Eight one touch Settings
- Black Color Finish Front Cabinet with LED Display and Digital Clock
- Removable Glass Turntable for Complete, Even Cooking
- End-of Cooking signal with Child-Safe Lock-Out Feature
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VERY HAPPY! Originally I wanted to get a Panasonic Inverter microwave, but they got such mixed reviews with a lot of negative ones that I decided to keep on looking. I am very happy I found this Emerson. It replaces an old Emerson microwave of the same wattage and size – 900W – 9cu ft.- that I owned for over 15 years. The new Emerson MW9255B is very quiet (my old Emerson microwave was really loud.) I like that the light comes on when you open the door, as well as when you cook. While I don’t cook a whole…
Unit Failed After Six Months… Unit failed after 6 months. I called Emerson to file a warranty claim and was told a new unit would be shipped to me approximately 3 weeks after they’ve received the cord and return authorization I’m required to mail to them. A month without a microwave? No way. After the disappointment of having paid a not insignificant sum for a unit that turns out to be of low build quality, I have the further disappointment of customer service and a warranty that turns out to be effectively useless…