“My brand new over-the-range GE microwave (JVM3160DF8WW) makes a lot of noise when heating food; much more noise than the Amana and Whirlpool microwaves I have at my other home. Is this a flaw of this microwave itself, or is this a GE design flaw?”
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Surface light on my brand new GE microwave measures 322 degrees. Here are today’s search results: A surface light on the bottom of an over-the-range microwave heating to 322°F is dangerously hot and exceeds safety standards for external surfaces. A halogen or incandescent bulb is likely causing this issue. A temperature this high poses a significant burn and fire hazard. For context, water boils at 212°F, and a surface at 322°F can cause a severe burn on contact.
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