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I doubt there is, they are too inexpensive to replace. Cheap ones go for < $100 bucks so people just dispose of broken ones and buy a new one (electronics peop
by davismwfl 6y ago
I doubt there is, they are too inexpensive to replace. Cheap ones go for < $100 bucks so people just dispose of broken ones and buy a new one (electronics people will harvest parts from the broken one first). Even a nice Microwave is $150-300 most places, anything more and you are paying for some gimmick usually. My point on that is putting effort into writing software and connecting everything is just not worth the time & effort, unless you just want to play around of course.
- dusted 6y agoI think I will write that software and push to github at some time. The one I have is $500 and rather well built, it's simply criminal to throw away so much material due to a stupid switch being broken.