“My combination microwave oven is bad. I don't want to buy the combo any more. Can I just buy two separate units (microwave and oven) to replace. Can they be installed at the same place I had for combo before?”
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Thank you for asking a great question. You can purchase two units in place of one unit but you will need to modify your present cutout opening to accept each appliance. https://images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/cb/cb8ae4b7-8dff-42aa-bbea-6fd6829f15ae.pdf -- Hope this helps about the distance needed between the two appliances. Geoff@GEA
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.One thing to consider is that the combo unit uses one circuit breaker for both units. A stand alone oven requires a single unshared circuit breaker. You may need another circuit breaker for the microwave. I bought the above combo unit to replace my 1984 GE combo. Best Buy installed. Two things I'll mention: 1) is that the combo units are hard to find, and 2) It says it's a 27 inches oven, but actually its less than 26" Cheers!
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