Does the tray move side to side inside? or is a turntable ?
928385
This microwave has a turntable. I've never heard of a microwave tray moving side to side. Something new?
1748724
Yes, the turntable is made of wood and there is a little wooden knob underneath the microwave. If you turn the knob, the turntable inside will spin.
581918
Direct drive. Do not buy the turntable under any circumstance. It is cheaply built with all plastic parts. It is very poorly made.
1345282
If you're talking about the small image, it's the view when turned upside down. The small circle is the turntable. I've had this for quite a few months and love it. No issues at all.
626150
Yes Thomas it does slide in and out, tucking under the desk nicely; in addition to being super adjustable. It's honestly one of the nicest trays I've ever used.
2010079
Turntable is 10". Interior is 10" Deep and 10.5 Wide. Height is just under 7" but with turntable it's closer to 6.5".
1850595
Hi Holly. I don't think the turning mechanism will get in the way because the bearings are away from the center, but, the middle part is what holds the turntable together and still turn so I think you would be taking a chance on it still working. As the previous commenter said, contact the manufacturer, tell them what you want to do, and see what they have to say about it. Best Wishes!
10781
Probably! I don't have a ruler out, but I have my turntable on a middle shelf.
1122487
The top of this stand is affixed steadily to the base and does not turn. Other than sliding it across a smooth surface it would not be a turntable and I wouldn't recommend that if you had a heavy cake on it.
728021
The correct tray can be found at this link ... http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-Microwave-Glass-Turntable-F06014T00AP/dp/B008OIQEJQ/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=A3P3Z0AWJY6R8U
1328858
Since the turntable is 16" deep at the widest point (and 9" at the narrowest point), and 21" inches wide, it's kind of hard to say. The turntable itself is very "low to the ground," so it's very stable generally, but the fact that you would have 1 1/2 inches of width in each side sticking out, and part of the base would be sticking out past the curved back of the swivel makes it hard to judge. Is the underside of your TV base solid, or kind of open in areas?
1654161
The T-Square will slide, but the neck is not touching the surface of the table as the "head" of the T-square is held about 1/4" away from it. Even without the trays, the tray holding clips hold it away. HOWEVER, I use the trays only on the left side and removed the clips" on the right side with a Phillips screw driver. Problem solved in about 2 minutes or less. You could even do so on both sides if you wanted to remove all the tray clips.
1078252
Yes there is! It is not the clunky tray type either. There is a slit on the right hand side where the discs can slip in and out.This is what it is: Optical Drive: 8X Slot Load CD/DVD Burner (Dual Layer DVD+/-R Drive)
683165
Little more than a Half inch. Turntable is comprised of two quarter inch thick round discs stacked one on top of the other (flush) with a ball bearing buried between them, which allows the top disc to spin 360 degrees (with tv on top) while bottom disc stays stationary on furniture top.
1457996
When the record finishes playing the turntable stops. You have to lift it and move it to the side.
379095
The tray is built to slide from side to side, very convenient as I can mouse with either hand and change sides frequently.
15496
If the bowl is properly positioned, it spins automatically. There is a lever in the base to change the turntable position; move it toward the front to accommodate the larger bowl. Be sure to insert the beaters/dough hooks so the narrower dough hook or the more cone-shaped beater (with the nylon "button" on the bottom) is against the side of the bowl. Read your instruction sheet thoroughly.