| Compare GE CSA1201RSS Cafe Advantium 1.7 Cu. Ft. Stainless Steel Over-the-Range Microwave - Convection with General Electric items product |
 Offer List: With Deal: Too low to display Details You save: Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Over-the-Range Microwave Ovens For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy GE CSA1201RSS Cafe Advantium 1.7 Cu. Ft. Stainless Steel Over-the-Range Microwave - Convection, please go to:    It Helps To Read The Owner's Manual - And About Those Peeling Handles Full disclosure, owned the previous model PSA1201RSS for two years. This model has a TSB out for peeling door handles (as one other reviewer wrote). However, their review is not for this improved model. If you have an Advantium oven with the peeling door handle don't just order the handle - replace the whole door. It is a new handle design that addresses the problem. My door was replaced under warranty. Bought a new house, miss our oven so much we're having one installed here. If you're considering one remember this: 1) You cannot run it as a microwave with the metal tray and/or racks in - it will dramatically shorten its life 2) You cannot run it as an oven without the metal tray at least in - it will dramatically shorten its life. 3) You cannot soak the control panel down with soapy water to clean it - you can short it out. You clean it simply by wiping with a microfiber cloth. Done. All three of these points are in the owner's manual -... |
| See Products Related To GE CSA1201RSS Cafe Advantium 1.7 Cu. Ft. Stainless Steel Over-the-Range Microwave - Convection: General Electric Cafe Advantium 1.7 Cu. Ft. Stainless Steel Over-the-Range Microwave - ConvectionWe loved ours Full disclosure: We had a white model, not the stainless steel. That being said, we owned ours for 10+ years and used it daily as both a microwave and convection oven. The only trouble we had in all that time was that handle snapped at the bottom. Replacing the handle involved removing the door and disassembling it. I bought a replacement handle from an online source, but then decided the job was more than I wanted to bother with. Our friendly appliance guys obliged for $80. It was still going strong when we sold our house and I would love to put one in our new house. I've heard the negative reviews about the 120 model since right after we bought ours … but our experience was absolutely great. I hope yours is, too. |
| Cooks well but not cheap to fix I've owned one since Sept 2005, and it was used daily as microwave and weekly as a speed cook (does great roasts) and at holidays the extra cooking area was essential. In 2012 the keypad died, but a replacement was $120 and I was able to replace the keypad myself; wasn't very hard. (If you've ever replaced items in a computer, it was just as simple/complex.) Now we are getting sparking. Replaced the wave guide (6.95 part) and really cleaned the interior and it was seemingly fixed. Yeah. Until it started up again this morning. Not sparking like it was before I replaced the wave guide (that was scary) but even once is enough that it can't be used. Might be a cleaning issue still but if so, it's grease inside the cabinet itself, not in the stainless cooking box. So if it's the magnetron, it's getting beyond my self help skill set and becoming a pricing issue because of parts and labor. 8 years of use is OK, but would expect it to last twice that. So I love the thing for... |