Panasonic Magnetrons

If they've got cosmetic problems just part them out, $44 is a decent price for a magnetron, microwave ovens are so cheap now there's no point in working on them if they aren't nice ones in good shape.

If you're planning to repair and sell used microwaves, it's worth stocking up on good used magnetrons from scrap units. There's only a few basic types of magnetrons (different physical mounting). Generally, if it fits, it will work. Andy Cuffe

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Thanks for the advice. I'm not making a business of this but these ovens are simply too clean to dump. They only lack warranty cards, etc. In fact some are still in (open) boxes. Built in

Since we all know new microwaves are so cheap as to be considered not worth repairing, I'm hoping to find someone that realizes even $44 is too much these days for most ovens. (My ovens have $99 retail stickers on them) The mags and ovens are not likely to go up in value. Some need glass plates which also brings my costs up. I recognize I will end up keeping a couple of ovens for parts. Two units are flawed cosmetically a bit too much.

As I said, I'm not in the microwave business and can hardly expect to get much for ovens with no papers, box etc. but regardless these ovens are just too good to ignore and dump. I took one(working oven) for myself, one for my partner, gave one to my wifes school and expect to donate the others as well. I'll find good homes for them but only if I can find some used magnetrons that will fit with a little reasonable, safe mod work (which I can do). I can supply pics and measurements of the magnetrons if anyone is interested in making a deal for mags they feel they will never sell otherwise.

Thanks, Dennis snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com