Will any plate fit on it without sliding? In other words will it still measure correctly w/o a bowl?
1051645
I have tried it with multiple different size plates and bowls and it works great. Just put the container on the scale, hit the tare button and it zeroes the scale. Then add your food and you will get the correct weight of the food. Additionally, the bowl is of sufficient quality and size that it has become the bowl for which I reach most often.
1051646
It does and it is stable. I used a different bowl and it measures accurately. Make sure to zero the scale. It says its can measure as much as 5 kg but I haven't tried that much weight.
1051647
Mine does but you need to put it on there before turning on. To large of a plate will cause you to not be able to see the display. I love mine !
1051648
As long as the bowl does not obstruct the controls and is freely sitting on the weighing surface (is not to big) yes. And it measures correctly w/o bowl. Just "zero" it before starting.
1051649
It's designed only for this specific plate. Different plate may not fit and will have different weight.
1051650
I've used it with a small plate, which has worked well; however, a larger plate may make it difficult to see the digital screen when you are weighing, and once the plate is removed the digital screen loses the last weight value. I love this product used the bowl.
1051651
Yes. You put whatever container you've got on it, then tap the button on the right to zero the scale.
1350779
My dinner plates are just a little over 10 1/2" in diameter, and yes, they do fit and rotate just fine.The plates are a little bigger than the glass plate beneath, so you cannot allow anything to overhang the plate (like ears of corn).But the 10 1/2" plate fits and rotates well.
2222063
My 11" plates work. Someone said they measured the turntable, but it isn't the size of the turntable, it's the interior of the oven that matters.
1613463
Yes, however, the larger two bowls may be difficult to fit. I use the measuring cup in the microwave a lot.
1523398
The interior measurement on the long side is about 8 1/2", so yes for 8" plates.
1387866
I forgot to measure mine last night. But really, it will fits about any size because the gray sides extend. The dish holding part is slightly smaller then my sink halves, but I just pull out the extenders and it works perfectly. But I still think the best part is that is folds flat for easy storage!
1294243
I measured the spot where the plate was supposed to fit and looked for a plate that would come close. I got a very close fit. Some sellers give enough measurements to help you choose. You might try putting a soft piece of paper inside and making marks to help you measure. With older microwaves, it can be hard to find a perfect fit.
1461087
Do you want the measurement with the plate extended or without extending it?
409042
I measured the inside of the microwave where the dish goes, which is about an inch over the little plastic holder with wheels and took my chances and bought it. It fit. Mine measured 12". I think that is pretty standard.
1074101
depends the slant, the base is pretty heavy and stable so it may not slide.
566345
The diameter is a little over 5.5 inches... Yes your bowl will fit. I don't recommend the pot though.
967389
No, a standard round dinner plate won't fit. It doesn't show so well in the photo, but it's actually oval in design.
1150384
Mine is snug (it has to be so it won't leak when measuring liquids), but it slides smoothly and disassembles easily. Note that the guide knobs ride in helical tracks, so the sliding motion is a twisting one instead of straight up and down.
595116
Need diameter of the bowl to answer..top measurement if larger than bottom.
286168
I have only used it once (I'm not one to bake a lot), but I don't remember it sliding around. I have a stone countertop. Not sure if that makes a difference or not.
1818336
If you are referring to the small lip handles it might fit, but I cannot say 100% since I used with non-handled pie plates and it was perfect fit.
1985628
We have 10" plates, 3/16 thick. The horizontal support piece across the back side of the top part of the rack prevented the plates from nesting deep enough to be safely supported. If you place a square plate corner down into the rack, the next corner may fit above that cross support and work for you. Obviously the size of the dish will be a factor.