microwave

I have a Dometic microwave in my AS Bourton which has stopped working has anybody replaced one?

If you enter Microwave in the search box, you’ll find loads of hits 

Yes replaced mine in a 2015 Bourton. Unscrewed from beneath. Got a £45 one from ASDA.. manual not digital. Secured by screwing in from below. Works great.
Not sure if this will apply to a 2020 Bourton though.

lucasg wrote:Yes replaced mine in a 2015 Bourton. Unscrewed from beneath. Got a £45 one from ASDA.. manual not digital. Secured by screwing in from below. Works great.
Not sure if this will apply to a 2020 Bourton though.

I put exactly the same model in my Sussex.

Its looks like you have a different fixing in your van to mine, mine has a metal plate under the microwave to secure it.

But thanks for info I will look at microwaves in Asda.

SJ

Stan wrote:Its looks like you have a different fixing in your van to mine, mine has a metal plate under the microwave to secure it.

But thanks for info I will look at microwaves in Asda.

SJ

I have a Dometic Microwave, if your fixing is the same as mine be very careful when removing it. The unit is held in place by the front three screws securing the plate.  The front two feet are fastened to the plate from underneath and vibrate loose causing a rattle issue.  A bit of Loctite thread lock cured this particular rattle for me. The unit is very heavy on one side (due to the weight of the magnetron) and can quite easily lurch to that side when withdrawing it.  It is a wise precaution to protect your worktop with a piece of plywood before removing it.

I have taken it out to have it tested but decided to buy a new one also the lead at the back is a strange connection not a 3-pin plug it's a slot together thing.
Thanks for all replies 
SJ

Stan wrote:I have taken it out to have it tested but decided to buy a new one also the lead at the back is a strange connection not a 3-pin plug it's a slot together thing.
Thanks for all replies 
SJ

If you can post a pic then I'm sure we can help you track down a suitable mating connector - or of course you could just remove and rewire up the old one to the new microwave, unless it's moulded.

Once the rain stops I will go to the van and have a look.

Cheers Stan.