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Question: kitchen timer?
Document: It is true as some other reviewers said that you cannot use the timer and cook functions at the same time. We have not found this to be an issue as we just use Siri on our iPhones to set the timer.
This may not be a big deal to some, but I would use that function multiple times a week. I called Frigidaire and they confirmed the timer and cook function cannot be used at the same time on the model. I really didn't even realize that was a feature that didn't come on every microwave. It's been on every microwave I've ever purchased and most were cheaper than this,  so I didn't know to look for it. I can't speak for how well it cooks or easy of buttons etc...
handy. Frigidaire only comes on when in operation-Beeps:1) Number: Kenmore emits 5 long beeps when timer is done. Frigidaire emits 3 short beeps2) Loudness: Kenmore is softer, but verrry lonnng beeps. Frigidaire is much louder, but very stuccato and quick. Overall Frididaire is louder - but takes much shorter time in alerting you.-Turntable: both have same size of 10.6"-Time Defrost or Weight Defrost - both have these dual features but you access it differently.
Was looking for a small profile but full interior size stainless microwave that would take up minimum space on the kitchen counter and this fits the bill. It is very nice looking and does heat everything we've tried quickly and efficiently--good power. The construction of it though seems flimsy compared to our workhorse Kenmore we have had for years. There is a plastic covering over the keypad that scratches easily and is already cloudy looking. Not as many auto touch buttons as our past microwaves but that's ok.
updated 02_13_14 I have used this product for several months the only setback is the panel is too dark to see I need a flash light next to the microwave to set time. If this unit had a lighted back plate for numbers this would be the best selling microwave on the planet! !
You can get far more wattage in a smaller base. But I still wanted quality. GE is far too big, I love GE but it hogs counter/shelf space. Magic Chef is a deceptively re-branded plastic EZ Bake Oven -and just as cheaply made- so I returned it immediately. Oster was not much better and just as tin-canny.
We really like this item - no big frills or whistles but it looks nice and works well for what we needed
We purchased this microwave in October 2013 replacing a Panasonic we had for 25 years. The unit itself seemed flimsy and was very loud. After a couple of months, we started having trouble with the control panel. We could not stop the microwave once it was running unless we opened the door. One evening the microwave turned itself on and we had to unplug it a couple of times before it would stop. After that, we were afraid to leave it plugged in so we had to unplug it after every use.
We have a below counter are for our microwave and this is one of the few that meet our space requirements and that we can find in a ss finish. It has a lock which is nice since we have little ones, but the door sticks sometimes, which is a little annoying. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done.
We boxed it up and took it back to the dealer we had purchased it from. They would only give us a replacement unit and would not refund our money. The last thing I wanted was another model like that. I ordered a Panasonic from Amazon which arrived today. This unit is much more solid as well as the way the door works. Also, it is not as noisy as the other one but this one is louder than our old Panasonic.
Answer: yes, that option is working actually fine.  The Microwave is working fairly good, is a little on the louder side, but for the money this unit is not bad.