I have a glass turntable (that must be used). Will this pan work in my microwave?
841936
Yes. It is designed for use in a microwave oven. Mine has a glass turntable and it works fine.
841937
I also have a glass turntable and it works fine I have a smaller micro also and it works fine love this shape for warming bacon which I place paper towel on top don't use the top in micro
815232
No, this tray would not be compatible with that model. The correct tray is GE # WB49X10189. It can be found on Amazon here...GE Microwave Glass Turntable Plate / Tray 16" WB49X10189
843639
No. A large round pie or casserole dish work best. (about 12. Inch) the turntable has a rsisedvedgevthat a 12inch square pan will just fit on top and rotate. Have to watch closely that it doesn't shift though. Round is more secure. I think the larger size oven accommodates 9x13 pans but I didn't have space for that one.
1080188
As long as a pan is magnetic, it will work with induction cooking. No aluminum or glass cookware will work with induction.
251341
Yes I have a turntable. Make sure you cover bacon with a paper towel. I don't use the amount of bacon that the box says because it doesn't cook right in my microwave
1602928
Go to Sharp microwave glass turntables on the web and it lists all of the Model #'s for Sharp & you can pick the correct one from there. This is an easy way to replace your glass microwave plate and get the correct one.
1795151
Go to manufacturer website (GE),click on microwave accessories, enter your model number. Take the glass turntable part number and do a Google search just by entering the part number. Purchase options will appear. Amazon.com was by by far the most reasonably priced when I did that. Good luck!
1020085
I would ideally use a glass or ceramic. But worst case in sure a microwave safe plastic would be fine.
890897
I don't think so.... http://microwaveturntablehq.com/sharp-microwave-glass-turntable-plate-part-ntnt-a084
1023984
I was unable to cross-reference the Sharp Microwave Model Number when I tried to replace the broken glass turntable. If you have the old turntable, there is a part # stamped on it. After finding this part number, I was able to search and match the number with the replacement glass turntable on AMAZON. I am not positive, but think that this is a replacment for all Sharp 14 1/4 inch turntables. I had the same problem when I tried replacing mine too. What I did get was a perfect replacement. Good Luck--can't believe how expensive these things are.
2103871
Probably not due to the metal band surrounding the lid and a metal screw holding the knob in place. Also, the pots the lid is designed for cannot be used in a microwave oven.
1574806
This microwave will be too small for that size plate. You will need to select a larger capacity unit. The turn table in this unit is only 9 5/8"
1638710
as long as your microwave has that triangle deal in the middle of bottom as the glass has in the middle of it it should work
1911867
I have not used the lid in the microwave. The lid I have is an extremely tight fit but being that it is plastic, it should work.
351320
Any pan will do, I have found that the pods just need to float a bit. Make sure you have a good tight cover for the steaming process. I wouldn't try the microwave as the pods tip easily.
1502707
the sizes of these microwave glass plates are pretty standard; you will notice in the center of your glass plate is a turn table guide, if your microwave has a guide in the center of the bottom of the floor on the inside of the microwave( shaped like a three sided wedge) it should fit.
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I'm not sure. The microwave model I have is HMV 9306/01. You might want to try contacting Bosch and see if they can give you information on the size of the glass turntable.