Can the turntable be turned off? Concern is bigger pans hitting sides when baking if they HAVE to rotate.
576639
If my former answer wedding address the question, I'd suggest using two smaller pans and stacking them with one of the elevated racks included with the product. Those racks are also great for proofing bread.
576640
as far as I know. the turntable on most microwaves can not be turned off. I never got to try on the Sharp as it was damaged when it arrived and had many problems getting it returned. The one that replaced it, the turntable can't be turned off, you have to use pans that fit inside the microwave so they don't hit the sides.
195946
I've had mine over a year and it is never turned off. I've had no issues except for a scratchy pot from it sitting in the same position. Moving it back and forth solves the issue. Amplifier sounds good and runs cool.
1488038
Yes you can. Whatever you place on the top will not move so it will spin with the turntable.
1523575
yes, turn the nob to the LEFT for a longer period. I think it stays there so you will have to set a timer. I am just learning all this too. It is a great toaster/baking oven................especially for one or 2 people. I hardly ever use the conventional oven anymore, and that saves on electricity. This is convection too and that helps also. Hope this answers your question .
1191710
1) yes, it has a turntable 2) hmm, never tried, but I think you cannot turn off the turntable--at least not easily... 3) yes, power is adjustable
1457942
while I have not own mine very long, I know it has a timer option. Also, if you take the pan off, I think it shuts it off.
251340
Absolutely - I have a 1200 watt General Electric that came with a turntable and I have done bacon with the turntable both on and off. I think the bacon cooks a little faster with the turntable off but the cooking is more uniform with the turntable on.
928385
This microwave has a turntable. I've never heard of a microwave tray moving side to side. Something new?
1378851
no, it doesn't retract; but once it finishes the last band the turntable stops - you can set a switch for this not to happen (which I've never done, so I assume it just keeps turning); this is a really nifty little unit - I am thrilled to have bought it
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It has a button that reads "Osc" for the oscillation feature on the top of the unit. You just press the button to turn it off and press the same button again to turn it off. It doesn't do a complete turn but it does rotate fully from left to right.
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I use it in my microwave that also doubles as a convection oven. I do set it on the glass turntable but think it takes the place of the glass turntable. I have made scrambles eggs on it and with the "rack" that can be bought I have grilled chicken, steaks ALL in my Whirlpool G2 so YES
998513
No the turntable is not fully automatic. You must sit the arm on the record and at that time the record begins to turn. It will not return the arm to its starting position. HOWEVER, it does cut off when the record is finished and the arm has moved to the center. Hope this helps! Bob
1994726
Yes, but larger items (like a popcorn bag) might get caught up and not spin with the turntable. Dinner plate barely fits on turntable, but rotates fine.
102869
Yes, you can turn off that feature too. It has a lid with a little handle on top
1763023
You have the option to have the rotation on or off. It also has a low and high setting as well.
1257489
I think those numbers refer to the oven style/model. 16-1/2" turntable is standard in several models. Just look for your oven.
814365
Depends how large the board is. You could put a slip free placemat on top so that the edge of the turntable would not slip away from the board. Good luck!