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Hi there, Mimi! The Frigidaire Professional PMOS1980AF Over-the-Range Microwave with Air Fry features a top-mounted exposed heating element, which is part of its convection and air fry capabilities. This element, rated at 1,500 watts, is designed to provide even heat distribution for baking, roasting, and air frying functions. It's positioned at the top of the microwave cavity to ensure optimal airflow and heat circulation, especially when using the air fry or convection settings. While the exposed element is safe to use, it's understandable to have concerns about safety, particularly with children around. The microwave includes a child lock feature to prevent accidental operation. Additionally, the side-swing door design allows for a zero-clearance opening, which can be beneficial in tight spaces and may reduce the risk of accidental contact with the heating element. If you're worried about your grandchildren forgetting to cover their plates, you might consider using the included air fry pan and tray, which are designed to be used with the microwave's air fry function. These accessories can help contain splatters and ensure safer cooking. Alternatively, if the exposed element remains a concern, you might explore other microwave models that do not have this feature. However, it's important to note that many modern over-the-range microwaves with air fry capabilities incorporate exposed elements as part of their design. Therefore, finding a comparable model without this feature might be challenging. In summary, while the exposed element is a standard feature for certain cooking functions, the PMOS1980AF includes safety features to mitigate risks. If safety is a paramount concern, you might want to consider other models or consult with the manufacturer for additional safety accessories. - Maico
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