Replacement Parts for a Quasar Microwave?

Louise B.
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November 23, 20140 found this helpful

I am a firm believer in fixing things rather than throwing them out, but the only microwave I ever had repaired was one we purchased back in 1976, and was still on warranty. Nowadays microwaves are so inexpensive (you can get small ones for $60, and larger ones for $100) that I doubt that it is worth the effort and time. If this is something that you know something about, and can find replacement parts, you might be okay to do the repair. Otherwise, I would toss it, and get a new one. Look for things on sale - there should be good sales coming up.