A:AnswerI’m a bit of a handy man, so when I replaced my old over the stove microwave, with a new one that had a fan built in, I just hooked it up to the existing venting. …it’s little bit awkward, but I did all the necessary retrofit. …so depending on your abilities you may call someone to install it. Recently I had one installed through Best Buy because it was for a rental I own.
A:AnswerAbsolutely Not! Maytag is much better quality. This GE will be fine for about a year--until the warranty runs out. Then it will start blowing fuses in the door due to a design flaw. (Read other reviews on the blown fuses.) We finally threw it out--and went with a Whirlpool. (It was such a horrible experience that we vowed to never buy another GE appliance again.)
A:AnswerNot sure but I had a previous model and I had to drill new holes for the hanging bolts and for the power cord. Takes two people to lift into place.
A:Answerif you have a geek squad account it is well worth it as they will service all of your appliances, without a service charge if you have geek squad total.
A:AnswerThey are the same model, but with slight changes only in the mounting bar on the back wall and a missing hole for middle, front supporting screw.
A:AnswerI’ll bet you have mounting adjustments to make. I replaced my old GE with a new one that I thought was the same model. I had to reconfigure the attaching points but it was no big deal.
A:AnswerI love model # GEJMV3160DFWW. I had it in my old kitchen and purchased again in my new kitchen. I just bought it a 3rd time for my vacation home. It has a modern sleek design and it is a very reliable microwave. It is easy to keep clean and the touchpad is well organized. The clock is also easy to set if you have a power outage
A:AnswerThe lights and fan would be blocked. Not a good idea. Also the fan blows out of the upper front, so it would blow in your face, if it got enough air from the bottom. You’ll probably make in have a short lifespan
