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I did that on my previous microwave (and then when it eventually broke I got one that had a mute option). You do have to be very careful when opening a microwav
by SAI_Peregrinus 4y ago
I did that on my previous microwave (and then when it eventually broke I got one that had a mute option). You do have to be very careful when opening a microwave (the high-voltage capacitor can store charge for quite a while if the bleeder resistor goes open-circuit), but it's generally not to hard to avoid that part and just remove the damn buzzer.
- Groxx 4y agoYeah, I assume it'll be on or facing the faceplate, so it should be fairly safe to access and murder, for great justice. Microwaves have substantial amounts of power going through them, I entirely agree on the safety callout - they're probably the scariest thing in your house to poke around in, now that vacuum tubes are mostly gone.