Microwave Replacement Recommendation

[sallyntn]

I have removed the original Samsung Toast and Bake microwave in my 2005 C Popular 210 (control panel died) and I'm ready to buy it's replacement. The old unit is rated as 1,000 watts (power output), 1500 watts (power consumption), 1480 watts (power consumption for heater - the toasting elements, I assume). I often use both the warming (microwave) and baking (heat elements) functions and would love to find something similar.

18 years since this microwave came out and there are many multi-function microwaves on the market. Most of them have more functions (air frying) than I really want and more power requirements than my circuits will support. I'm using the specifications on the old Samsung unit as my buying guide.

Has anyone found a microwave that will broil/toast and not overload the system? Looking for recommendations!

[Melovetobake]

We have a 2007 Roadtrek 210 and replaced ours 2 years ago with a GE Model # JES1109R1SS,
1 cubic ft, 1050 watts that we purchased at Lowes. It is a Microwave, Convection Oven, Air Fryer, and Broiler. $219.00 (on sale now for $189 till October 1. I've used all the functions except the Broiler. We like it and it fit in the cabinet where the old one was (above the fridge). Ruth K

[sallyntn]

Thanks so much for your recommendation. I'll check it out right away.

[avanti]

Originally Posted by Melovetobake

We have a 2007 Roadtrek 210 and replaced ours 2 years ago with a GE Model # JES1109R1SS,
1 cubic ft, 1050 watts that we purchased at Lowes. It is a Microwave, Convection Oven, Air Fryer, and Broiler. $219.00 (on sale now for $189 till October 1. I've used all the functions except the Broiler. We like it and it fit in the cabinet where the old one was (above the fridge). Ruth K

We chose the exact same unit for our new Transit. Can't beat it for the size.